[ProtectOurFreedom]

Here in the United States, approximately 50 million people have experienced food insecurity at some point in 2021.

Looks like they jumped the embargo on this article. It was scheduled for release a year from now.

[Jim W N]

Godless Socialism and Tyranny bring famine and poverty.

Faith-filled Liberty and Free Republics bring abundance and wealth.

The U.N. and the Left either don’t understand that or don’t care or both.

The battle for freedom is an ongoing good fight of faith as well as freedom.

[Olog-hai]

But don’t take my word for it. David Beasley is the head of the UN World Food Program, and so he is in a better position to assess the global hunger crisis than any of us …

No, I won’t take his word for it either. That would be like taking the IPCC’s word about “climate change” as gospel, or the head of WHO’s word (you know, the terrorist and friend of Red China) about the novel coronavirus in the same way.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Hundreds of black vultures have invaded the town of Marietta, Pennsylvania and they are causing tremendous problems. They are tearing up rooftops and garbage cans, they are defecating all over the place, and they “spew vomit that smells ‘like rotting corpses’ on sidewalks and homes”.

Dang! A Democrat invasion.

[Flick Lives]

We are all familiar with the photographs from the Great Depression that show men waiting in very long lines for free food.

Well, the same thing is happening now, but with a twist. Needy people are lining up as early as 2 AM and are waiting in their vehicles for up to 12 hours just to get a few bags of provisions from their local food banks…

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Yes, it’s just like the Great Depression, but with fully equipped SUVs and everyone plugged into their smart phones.

[BenLurkin]

Just think. All the people the UN has fed since 1946 have gone on to have children who can’t feed themselves, who in turn have had more children who can’t feed themselves, and so on. More and more people who can’t feed themselves with each generation.

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Here in the United States, approximately 50 million people have experienced food insecurity at some point in 2021

I want to know where this guy got his time machine. I need to go back to 1984.

[pepsi_junkie]

Here in the United States, approximately 50 million people have experienced food insecurity at some point in 2021.

That Harris-Biden administration sure is working out well, eh?

[outofsalt]

Ping

[jjotto]

Any ‘famine’ coming is due to political arrangements not commodity shortages.

[metmom]

David Beasley is the head of the UN World Food Program, and so he is in a better position to assess the global hunger crisis than any of us. According to Beasley, 2021 “is literally going to be catastrophic” and his organization is facing “the worst humanitarian crisis year since the beginning of the United Nations”…

Not that corrupt governments who hoard all the food for the elite and let their citizens starve to death like Venezuela and NK do is a part of the problem.

[cherry]

we don’t have to worry about famine...covid will kill everybody the way its going anyway.../s/

[metmom]

Beasley is feverishly trying to raise more money to meet the rising tide of hunger that he is witnessing all across the planet,

Funny how the solution for every problem is someone giving someone else more money.

[Hot Tabasco]

eventually there simply will not be enough food for everyone.

My elderly neighbors on the corner have no guns but I do. So that will solve my problem in the short term. In the long term, I have other elderly neighbors too........

[blueunicorn6]

I guess COVID is over.

“What’s our next disaster?”

[TexasFreeper2009]

stop killing the white farmers in Africa and then maybe I’ll listen.

[IamConservative]

I read a few years ago that by 2100, with the available farm land we have for corn today, the yield would need to be 800 bushels/acre to keep pace with population growth.

IMO, way too many variables to make such a prediction. However, it does make one think about where this is all headed.

[yawningotter]

How much of this is China related? The flooding they experienced wiped out much of their food production, while other areas had crop destroying drought conditions. My concern is not whether China can feed everyone, but whether China strongarms other countries into feeding them. Those development agreements with China could give the CCP an excuse to demand that the countries that signed them send China excessive amounts of agriculture products instead of cash payments.

[jonascord]

The Imperial Japanese Army figured logistical supply of occupation forces that included cannibalism of the local population. Something that didn't get a lot of play in the media, since it would be condemned as unbelievable propaganda.

US air crews were advised not to bail out over Japanese held islands, without telling them they would probably be eaten.

"Flyboys: A True Story of Courage" by James Bradley.

[alexander_busek]

Article should begin:

"Though of course America - the Breadbasket of the World - is not and never will be threatened by famine, poorly-run sh*thole countries ruled by tin-pot dictators are likely to experience food shortages during the coming Harris-Biden administration..."

Regards,