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Originally posted by aLLeKs
When I made a road trip through the UK 2 years ago, I really thought your prices are sooo expensive (coming from Germany) but if I look at it now, all the stuff that I did not need on this trip, for example ketchup, are so cheap!
I would really love to buy ketchup and beans that cheap
all our natural resources are in private hands, our money and now our food, our courts, police and prisons, and still people say that you can grow your own.
Originally posted by emeris
reply to post by pavmas
all our natural resources are in private hands, our money and now our food, our courts, police and prisons, and still people say that you can grow your own.
Isn't growing your own the only real way to take back the control of that resource? The resource of food at least. I don't know anything about courts, police, and prisons so i cant comment on those resources. But as far as food is concerned what other solution is there besides growing your own? This seems like a real solution so im not understanding your objection.
You say we've lost control of our food and i'm saying here is how you can take it back. And then you say im missing the point?
Im only offering solutions. If you have any others please let us know.
Originally posted by Gorman91
reply to post by randyvs
The bankers were the first in the oven in Germany and Russia.
They'll be the first in the oven in America if this is all true.
Remember, it only takes one angry general and a troop of cheated men.
Read about The Gracchi in Rome. Little bit of forgotten history, seemingly soon to be repeated in America.
Originally posted by unityemissions
reply to post by pavmas
Seriously, 100% rise in food costs won't cause mass starvation in any countries but those in the third world.
The elite will further destabilize key areas of the world, suck up their resources, and keep their people in the countries they care about well fed.
People don't have to worry here in the US. There's an incredible amount of food that we export.
I'm chomping on grass fed steak right now.
You what what I'd be doing if this cost twice as much?
I'd be chomping on some grass fed steak.
edit on 13-1-2013 by unityemissions because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by unityemissions
reply to post by pavmas
I thought people were suiciding in the UK because they could no longer afford their pre-depression lifestyle?
You're telling me people can't find enough work to simply feed their selves, or find a shelter?
I find that hard to believe.
Originally posted by chrome413
Great Post OP and thanks for the heads up! I am thankful that we grow and supply almost all of our own food. I wish more people were able to do this. We grow enough vegetables and are able to store enough until the next harvest. My uncle raises beef and pork and we get a hog or side of beef from him every so often. Plus I hunt- have a deer in the deep freeze now. I guess I better start guarding our supplies. Thank goodness for the 2nd Amendment and the right to bear arms!
Originally posted by unityemissions
reply to post by pavmas
The links you posted showed that in the UK, there are programs to take food which can't be sold from food distribution centers to people who seem to have a roof over there head, and that people who are at an increased risk for health issues according to the BMI standard are being incentivized to getting into shape else risk having their benefits cut.
I don't see anyone starving to death.edit on 13-1-2013 by unityemissions because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by unityemissions
reply to post by pavmas
The links you posted showed that in the UK, there are programs to take food which can't be sold from food distribution centers to people who seem to have a roof over there head, and that people who are at an increased risk for health issues according to the BMI standard are being incentivized to getting into shape else risk having their benefits cut.
I don't see anyone starving to death.edit on 13-1-2013 by unityemissions because: (no reason given)