America First, Russia, and Ukraine

America First Policy Institute ^ | Lt. General (Ret.) Keith Kellogg, Fred Fleitz

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Rhe Falkland Islands near Argentina painted the future of SURFACE sea power. The changes at Sevastapol have confirmed the artistry.

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If Russia, with its highly efficient agricultural practices (s/) controls Ukraine, then we can count on ourselves as well as the rest of the world continuing to have higher food prices. And just when the world’s poultry farmers were starting to recover from the billions of chickens. ducks, aand geese destroyed or died from the world wide bird flu pandemic. There are finally enough mature hens to improve the egg market, and as they pass their prime laying period there will be more chicken meat in the markets and lowering prices.

Of course, China may have something to say about Russian behavior. According to one report I read, China was worried about having enough quality food available to keep their soldiers healthy. Probably one reason Russia has reduced targeting Odessa, and marine shipping of Ukraine’s grain as been restored. On the other hand the many poorest nations who were already food scarce have suffered even more from disrupted grain and fowl markets and high food prices. Russia does pay some attention to what happens in the UN meetings.

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China was worried about having enough quality food available to keep their soldiers healthy

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China does not have healthy food, just the Chinese people are immune to lots of poisons.

See here:
China’s Largest Edible Oil Crisis: Mutual Harm Among the Poor is Incurable
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiOZIAUGrgw