| Is this story the beginning of what could be a scary future for America? Are we soon to be a nation that has to wait in line for food? Well I may be a little alarmist but when the big wholesale stores start limiting how much rice you can buy, I think it's time to start stockpiling the canned goods - while you still can.A few generations ago, the American public were strong, determined and hardy enough to weather this kind of storm - hell they survived the Great Depression, the DustBowl and WWII one after another. Today our nation of fat people, medicated, hyperactive kids and seniors that cannot
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| This is not the first time I've posted on food shortages , and judging from this video it won't be my last either. In fact I've been ranting about this for a few years now and some agree, but some of my more affluent fellow Americans think it's not a big deal, or that I'm not shopping in the right place.Think back a couple of years - how much has your favorite pizza gone up in price? I know it has to be at least a dollar more, now that cheese has more than doubled since then. And how about if you want your pizza delivered? You don't think they've been adding a surcharge to compensate
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| Judging from this story, I'd say whatever they feed the kids in the UK is better than what we feed them here in the US. Otherwise I'd be either making my kids' lunch everyday or giving them some money to buy something instead of eating the down cattle and cartilage that the US feeds their kids at school.I remember the "school lunch is cool" commercials and posters when I was a kid - I wasn't so impressionable that I didn't trust my nose, those cafeterias stunk, especially on pizza or taco days. Fast food ain't health food but I bet they start with better ingredients than the
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| Today is St. Joseph's Day a special semi-holiday for Sicilians and it celebrates divine intervention of one of Sicily's famous droughts. Famine was not an unknown word for my ancestors and so we honor those harsh times by eating a meal made from pasta, wild fennel and fava beans -products that were once considered weeds and animal feed. So it is poignant for me to point out on this day that the world's rice supply cannot meet the demand, and the hungry cannot meet the price.You know the world is in trouble when there isn't enough rice to feed everyone. This article just adds to the mounting
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| Here is the other face of the Bush Economy, one that relies on charity to get by, one that can buy less food everyday the dollar drops . This picture is from Florida, Jeb's former state, now imagine a freezing winter up North and heating oil at all-time highs - now do you choose to eat or stay warm?So what is the answer for these people? Well if they were able to find enough work this past year then they will get Bush's vaunted rebate , keeping them out of the gutter for a couple of weeks. But what of those that are unemployed or under-employed? What about the partially disabled too hurt
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| When society collapses these cans of food will be worth more than gold - you can't eat gold. Especially if the coming disaster is of a geologic or nuclear type - clouds of ash blocking out the sun for a few years will wipe out most of our crops except mushroom farms and what little hydro and aeroponic we have in this country. That is why if you can stock up on the non-perishables. All those Y2K folks who were kicking themselves for stockpiling were just early and besides - it's food, as cans get older start using them and replacing them with new cans. And as far as shelf-stable foods, we'll
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