Global Food, Fuel and Goods Shortages:
- Italy, Milan: The elderly people of the country are forced to dig through the waste in the markets in order to find food for themselves. Too low a pension does not allow them to live until the end of the month. The whole nation resents Mario Draghi because of his policies.
- China Hungry residents of Shanghai come out in the middle of the night and bang pots and pans, asking for some food from the government.
- The big reboot: artificial food shortages. Hackers are attacking farmers with extortionate software. Six grain companies were attacked last fall, and two more have already been attacked this year.
- 2019 Iraq Rivers of Discord: In Basra in Iraq, people get poisoned with polluted water. Every day, 4,000 people are hospitalised after drinking or simply touching it. Once known as the Venice of the East, the canals of Iraq’s second-largest city are in a disastrous state. Upstream, brine chokes the Mesopotamian Marshes, once one of the world’s most extensive wetlands, and threatens the migrating birds and herds of buffalo. Dr Azzam Alwash, an engineer, started Nature Iraq to save his beloved marshes and draw the government’s attention to the devastation caused by climate change and environmental vandalism.
- Anonymous source: “Spontaneous” ignition of food stocks is happening more and more often and I am glad that it attracts people’s attention. One remark: this has been going on for many years. Here is a map that I created in 2020, when the number of suspicious fires at food enterprises began to grow, and then it became impossible to keep track! Each pin is a farm, food distribution center, warehouse or elevator engulfed in flames. And each of them reduces the sustainability of our food supply chain. 20 fires in the last 2 months (which are not yet on this map), although noteworthy, are only the latest acceleration. Simply put, instead of feeding the hungry, they burn food in order to disrupt food supply chains and establish chaos/a new world order.
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