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To: Mariner
This is what your local FR neocons want for you.

As usual you are an idiot, but I suppose you have an excuse in that you are repeating Biden somewhat.

Russia and Ukraine only represent 25% of food EXPORTS, but only 0.9% of wheat production worldwide. The concern the libtards are having is that the usual suspects are going to starve (Africa) because it is more difficult to get wheat exported from the USA and other countries than from Russia.

But this is already not a serious issue because food production is already going up by the millions of tons in India and other countries since market prices are incentivizing it. In the USA, we will produce 4 million more tons this summer than last summer due to the sensed higher demand that began in Winter.

52 posted on 03/27/2022 6:03:53 AM PDT by Greetings_Puny_Humans (I mostly come out at night... mostly.)
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To: Greetings_Puny_Humans; All

“Russia and Ukraine only represent 25% of food EXPORTS”

Only 25% of exports lol

Driving the worldwide price of wheat (it’s a globally priced commodity, like oil) to at least double what it is now.

The same can be said of all globally priced agricultural commodities.

Russia and Ukraine export more wheat than the US, Canada and France combined.

So, yes, these commodities will be available to the highest bidder as a great portion has been taken off the market.

And this does not even take into account the reduced production due to high cost fertilizer, and in some cases lack of availability.

You are the idiot. And you hate your fellow Americans as much as you hate Russians, because you ADVOCATE for the policies that will harm them.


53 posted on 03/27/2022 8:37:52 AM PDT by Mariner (War criminal #18)
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