Amazon to FAIL, Meat to SKYROCKET – Wholesale Replacement of Agriculture

Last Spring’s heavy flooding in the Midwestern USA have decimated cattle and swine production.

It also destroyed corn and soybean production in the North Central US.

This past Summer the African Swine Flu killed off 25% of China’s herds.

China has had to dip far into its strategic food stocks to feed it people who could not get food production and transport due to the lockdown. When they closed their ports, hundreds of tons of imported foods were on container ships and could not be offloaded and delivered for over six weeks.

Of course, Chinese starvation from government programs is historical and there are even stories of thousands of Chinese executed because they dared to break quarantine or were otherwise enemies of the state (“Let no crisis go to waste..”)

I do not concur with this presenter’s theories that it is all a huge conspiracy just because one thing seems to set up introduction of another.

I do not believe this was an intentional “test” by the Chinese to see how well their bio-weapon worked nor did they want to cull the aged with a new virus.

I do not believe it was a Chinese plot to kill off their production destroying their economy, turn the world against them, lose capitalist investments, cause a rise in the Dollar, and then all of this pain being loosed upon themselves solely so that they could precipitate a collapse of the US economy. Those who propose such nefarious plots think that the Chinese purpose would be to destroy the US economically and leave China as the world’s super power. Such machinations might fit in a Clancy novel but the complexities and interlocking nature of the world’s economies make such proposals only the stuff of dreams……..

I do believe that China had the virus in their Biolevel-IV Lab in Wuhan and it somehow got out.

It is way too early to know many of the facts needed to figure all of this out. However, we still are faced with a paradigm shift, a “Fourth Turning” , which is not yet completed. My grandparents, who raised families in the Great Depression talked often of the bad times where nobody had money or jobs but most, not in cities, made their own soap, raised their own chickens, split their own wood to cook and heat with, had large gardens and canned their surplus. I saw all of this first hand at their homes in the Korean War years as a small boy.

I think we too will see the “bad times” as the world cycles into another world-wide economic depression where wars and unrest put blood in the streets.

Get close to your God. Get close to your loved ones. Get your preps and skills in order.

And lastly, get your “bank-sticks” zeroed and oiled…..