World Food Program head warns of 'famines of biblical proportions' in 2021

originally posted by: Never Despise

According to a joint analysis by WFP and the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization in October, 20 countries “are likely to face potential spikes in high acute food insecurity” in the next three to six months, “and require urgent attention.”... ...

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... but the outlook for 2021 is grimmer, with more people and nations on the brink. The WFP head identifies famine, starvation, destabilization, and migration as "icebergs" that threaten the global Titanic, so to speak.

With the world focused on COVID, the issue of starvation seems to be flying under the radar.

And that, I am certain, has been part of the plan all along.

Hunger will accomplish several things.

1. It will kill off a large part of the population.
2. It will make people really, really unhappy, which will lead to ...
3. It will help to destabilize socio-political systems in many countries, many of which are already in a state of crisis.

This was so clearly coming from the time that the first massive house arrest was declared.

I think China is going to be hit extremely hard... Biblical Floods, pandemic, locus... Their food crops were basically wiped out...

a reply to: Xtrozero

Actually sobered me up, you are correct, they are apparently already short on some food stuff's but I doubt it will harm there party members since it can not be as bad as the famines Mao caused during his cultural revolution, though you know it could be an impetus for them to try to fish more food in other people's water, to bully other nations so this could trigger some serious international incident's.

Add to this the growing tension between Egypt and Ethiopia and Sudan due to the huge damn being built there that will destroy the annual cycle of the Nile river and possibly cause famine in Egypt.

originally posted by: LABTECH767
a reply to: Xtrozero

Actually sobered me up, you are correct, they are apparently already short on some food stuff's but I doubt it will harm there party members since it can not be as bad as the famines Mao caused during his cultural revolution, though you know it could be an impetus for them to try to fish more food in other people's water, to bully other nations so this could trigger some serious international incident's.

Add to this the growing tension between Egypt and Ethiopia and Sudan due to the huge damn being built there that will destroy the annual cycle of the Nile river and possibly cause famine in Egypt.

In 2020, locusts have swarmed in large numbers in dozens of countries, including Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, Somalia, Eritrea, India, Pakistan, Iran, Yemen, Oman and Saudi Arabia.

I read China is expecting 100 Trillion....yes with a T....lol

The massive floods were mainly in their most rich rice areas, so they will be buying up the world in rice. Then of course the pandemic...

As if this wasn't The Powers That Be's plan all along.

originally posted by: misskat1
We probably won't have these issues in the US. But I still think its a good year to plant a victory garden. You can use the seeds from some produce you buy at the market. But squash, melons and others cross pollinate. And some things are hybrid so you won't get a true product. It might be a good time to add seed packets to the stocking stuffer list for Christmas. Butternut squash keeps three months and is a great winter veg.

What, you think the US is invisible and untouchable? Oh please. Even if we don't go through a genuine food drought, The Powers That Be will easily controll the food, ration it, and tell us all that we too are going through a food crisis.

Food and Bibles are overrated anyway.

originally posted by: Never Despise

According to a joint analysis by WFP and the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization in October, 20 countries “are likely to face potential spikes in high acute food insecurity” in the next three to six months, “and require urgent attention.”...

...“We’re very, very, very concerned” that with deferred debt payments for low- and middle-income countries resuming in January, new lockdowns, and the rippling economic impact, “2021’s going to be a very bad year.”

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www.euronews.com...

The WFP, recently awarded the Nobel Peace Peace Prize, says catastrophic famine was averted in 2020 thanks to timely intervention and money, but the outlook for 2021 is grimmer, with more people and nations on the brink. The WFP head identifies famine, starvation, destabilization, and migration as "icebergs" that threaten the global Titanic, so to speak.

With the world focused on COVID, the issue of starvation seems to be flying under the radar.

Isn't that the" END GAME " for the Globalists ? Population Reductions Under False Premises ? The Law of Thermodynamics Says............

I love how people that claim we are sooooo overpopulated never volunteer themselves and their linneage to be sacrificed for the greater good. It's always someone else that must die.

a reply to: DarkestConspiracyMoon
Your right we are not untouchable, hence my recommending a victory garden, and seeds if you can find any to give for Christmas.

a reply to: Arnie123

Not only that, but there is absolutely no verification process to determine whether or not these people qualify for this. Word gets around, and there are plenty out there that scam the system as their career. Last week our unemployment claims dropped to the lowest rate since March. So interestingly enough, more people than ever are needing handouts? Huh.

I was at the grocery store yesterday and saw people stocking up on toilet paper, etc. yet again. I think election uncertainty and media doom and gloom is also playing into this.

Famine generally follows plague in history, for a variety of reasons. Intended fields is a big one...hard to grow crops when your workforce is dead. Hard to distribute them when the supply lines are staffed by corpses.

Of course, as far as plagues go, COVID has yet to prove itself as being of the same severity as, say, the Justinian Plague or even the 1918 Influenza pandemic. But it has been accompianied by mass global lockdowns, and it would be interesting to know their effect of restrained agricultural labor and still-crippled import/export supply lines. I have a feeling the impact may be greater than anticipated.

This open letter from 2006 raises concerns about how food tech is destroying natural food production and the impact on farmers and consumers.

July 29, 2006

Subject: Mounting Suicides and National Policy for Farmers

Dear Shri Swaminathan,

I am an 84 year old natural/organic farmer with more than six decades of personal experience in growing a wide range of food crops. I have, over the years, practised several systems of farming, including the chemical method in the fifties – until I soon saw its pitfalls.

I say with conviction that it is only by organic farming in harmony with Nature, that India can sustainably provide her people abundant, wholesome food. And meet every basic need of all – to live in health, dignity and peace.
pangti.com...

It's a long read but for greater/deeper understanding of the current world food situation, worth the effort.

Michigan is closing down again tomorrow. Major stores sold out of toilet paper bread and milk. Not joking people were once again buying carts of toilet paper. people are weird.

Wife's large store out of paper products canned goods and bakery stuffs by late afternoon another truck arrives Friday, by then people will be freaked by the sell offs and continue buying everything in sight.

Governor already hinted the lockdown will go to the first of the year or beyond. Lawyers are headed to court today to remind her it's beyond her power.



On the farmer note most crops are in and employees are headed back to Mexico and Florida.

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: LABTECH767
a reply to: Xtrozero

Actually sobered me up, you are correct, they are apparently already short on some food stuff's but I doubt it will harm there party members since it can not be as bad as the famines Mao caused during his cultural revolution, though you know it could be an impetus for them to try to fish more food in other people's water, to bully other nations so this could trigger some serious international incident's.

Add to this the growing tension between Egypt and Ethiopia and Sudan due to the huge damn being built there that will destroy the annual cycle of the Nile river and possibly cause famine in Egypt.

In 2020, locusts have swarmed in large numbers in dozens of countries, including Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, Somalia, Eritrea, India, Pakistan, Iran, Yemen, Oman and Saudi Arabia.

I read China is expecting 100 Trillion....yes with a T....lol

The massive floods were mainly in their most rich rice areas, so they will be buying up the world in rice. Then of course the pandemic...

don't know how much rice there will be for china to buy. the second typhoon to go through the same area in under 2 weeks, has flooded a good portion of northern Luzon (in some places 3 stories deep). where a lot of rice is grown. and to make matters even worse considering whole towns, farming areas, even pretty much a couple of provinces completely flooded, a lot of rice storage was also destroyed by the flooding. as well as apparently also causing flooding in Vietnam another major rice growing country. so not only does that mean that there is less rice for china to buy since both countries are rice exporters. but it also means that they may also need to import a lot more rice themselves.

originally posted by: Xtrozero
I think China is going to be hit extremely hard... Biblical Floods, pandemic, locus... Their food crops were basically wiped out...

Look at a map of China and Nepal. The map says it all.

Nepal is in China's pocket, and that worries India big time.

again look at the map!

originally posted by: generik

don't know how much rice there will be for china to buy. the second typhoon to go through the same area in under 2 weeks, has flooded a good portion of northern Luzon (in some places 3 stories deep). where a lot of rice is grown. and to make matters even worse considering whole towns, farming areas, even pretty much a couple of provinces completely flooded, a lot of rice storage was also destroyed by the flooding. as well as apparently also causing flooding in Vietnam another major rice growing country. so not only does that mean that there is less rice for china to buy since both countries are rice exporters. but it also means that they may also need to import a lot more rice themselves.

The PI got hit with 3 back to back typhoons with one Cat 5. The third one hit my wife's province and the flooding was the worst every seen, and I mean no one has seen anything even close to what they got.

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: generik

don't know how much rice there will be for china to buy. the second typhoon to go through the same area in under 2 weeks, has flooded a good portion of northern Luzon (in some places 3 stories deep). where a lot of rice is grown. and to make matters even worse considering whole towns, farming areas, even pretty much a couple of provinces completely flooded, a lot of rice storage was also destroyed by the flooding. as well as apparently also causing flooding in Vietnam another major rice growing country. so not only does that mean that there is less rice for china to buy since both countries are rice exporters. but it also means that they may also need to import a lot more rice themselves.

The PI got hit with 3 back to back typhoons with one Cat 5. The third one hit my wife's province and the flooding was the worst every seen, and I mean no one has seen anything even close to what they got.

i know, since i am in manila. a good chunk of the people i know come from the cagayan area. so i have seen all sorts of pictures of the flooding there. and flooding in and around manila. far worse than ondoy in 2009. of course the situation was made much worse up north due to badly designed dam works. they had to open the flood gates. which of course drains into the river which was already severely flooding. something that needs to be dealt with. i'm not even sure at this point if everyone has even been rescued yet since due to the strong currant in the flooding, they could not use boats in many areas. seriously i have never seen flooding on this scale anywhere in the world before.

originally posted by: generik

i know, since i am in manila. a good chunk of the people i know come from the cagayan area. so i have seen all sorts of pictures of the flooding there. and flooding in and around manila. far worse than ondoy in 2009. of course the situation was made much worse up north due to badly designed dam works. they had to open the flood gates. which of course drains into the river which was already severely flooding. something that needs to be dealt with. i'm not even sure at this point if everyone has even been rescued yet since due to the strong currant in the flooding, they could not use boats in many areas. seriously i have never seen flooding on this scale anywhere in the world before.

My wife's family is from the Bicol area...it shouldn't be flooding there.

a reply to: generik

seriously i have never seen flooding on this scale anywhere in the world before.

Good luck to your people!