Man-Made Famines? 40% Of America's Rice Crop Destroyed Due To Flooding In Arkansas

This isn't Karma, this is all about trade. International Trade. Commerce. Upgrading the transportation systems, importing emerging markets products.

This is Globalization, and they don't care who dies to make it happen.

NP!

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"the global plan". Save it, read it, share it.
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I think there are elements of this in all religions and belief systems, just called difference things.

I believe in the power of prayer, I think the terms "God's Will" or "Judgement", and belief in angels and demons, embody some senses of karma in the Abrahamic traditions.

I don't think of the term as associated with buddhism in particular, but this is probably my bias, as that school of thought forms the core of my understanding of basic universal energy structures, from a certain point of view... :)

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May 19th = Iran

May 22nd = Cascade Volcanic Region - West Coast USA

June 14rth = Japan

Earthquakes bringing radiation from nuclear plants dead ahead. Details @ 11

P.S. HAARP was relocated to Washington State.

Move along people, no more doom for several days. Unless of coarse your watching Spain?
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Indeed a "space alien" looking at what is going on on this planet would likely find it distressing. On this garden spot in the universe, where the population can be easily supported several times over, people work like hell doing largely jobs that do not increase the total output, and those without such jobs are largely desperate to be able to get enough of the plentiful food and shelter to survive.

It's all because of debt and rapacious sorts who are sure to glean the fields of every bit of food, so that absolutely none is left. Dumpster diving is prevented, people are thrown out of homes so they can sit empty, and a thousand other audacious abominations.

It's time for a change. But Obama has proven he is not the change agent we need.

I agree, it really bothers the heck out of them that the USA could really be self-sufficient, i.e. still has the capacity for independence. They want to force interdependence, and they'll run the jurisdiction in which trade occurs.

We've retained this capacity for independence this long partly because we stumbled onto a wonderful continent, and partly due to our good instincts and energy. They are escalating events to try to overcome even that.

I hope and pray there is a cost to them in doing so, not for the purpose of revenge, but so that it would expose a weakness that can be used to prevent their plan from succeeding.

For those leary of downloading.

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Eat taters instead.

I paid 4.89 for 3# of yukon golds this last weekend. They used to be 3 bucks. The reds were the same price for the same amount...

I can live off the land quite comfortably meat wise, but veggies have to be grown. I hate to see what's going to happen when the city folk are left to survive with what the TV told them about trying to survive. Most of them will die the first day.

Bear Grilis

More rice imported from somewhere that has human DNA in it.

^ This too ^

good thing i dont eat carbs

FEMA wants to take your veggies as well.

doesn't really matter, all the food is radioactive now.

Correct. The Jewish Bolshivics starved out the Christian Kulaks. About 32 million of them.

Hey can you point me to some good reading on this? The dust bowl is something that's always kind of interested me but I've never really dug into.

The Worst Hard Times

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She's a fascinating enigma.

I am warning you...

Nobody needs rice to live in America. We have bread, corn potatoes, beef, eggs, milk, chicken, pork and none of that stuff relies on rice. It's not really that popular anymore.

You panic to much.

Love, peace, Light
Ya Haveh

Not really true.
The dustbowl was a result of unregulated farming in a region that never should have been farmed due to lack of regular rain.
Those idiot bible thumping farmers where SURE God would provide rain just because they prayed for it.

During President Franklin D. Roosevelt's first 100 days in 1933, governmental programs designed to conserve soil and restore the ecological balance of the nation were implemented. Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes established the Soil Erosion Service in August 1933 under Hugh Hammond Bennett. In 1935 it was transferred and reorganized under the Department of Agriculture and renamed the Soil Conservation Service. More recently it has been renamed the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS).[17]

Additionally, the Federal Surplus Relief Corporation (FSRC) was created after more than six million pigs were slaughtered to stabilize prices. The pigs went to waste. The FSRC diverted agricultural commodities to relief organizations. Apples, beans, canned beef, flour and pork products were distributed through local relief channels. Cotton goods were later included, to clothe the needy.[18]

In 1935, the federal government formed a Drought Relief Service (DRS) to coordinate relief activities. The DRS bought cattle in counties which were designated emergency areas, for $14 to $20 a head. Animals unfit for human consumption – more than 50 percent at the beginning of the program – were destroyed. The remaining cattle were given to the Federal Surplus Relief Corporation (FSRC) to be used in food distribution to families nationwide. Although it was difficult for farmers to give up their herds, the cattle slaughter program helped many of them avoid bankruptcy. "The government cattle buying program was a God-send to many farmers, as they could not afford to keep their cattle, and the government paid a better price than they could obtain in local markets."[19]

President Roosevelt ordered the Civilian Conservation Corps to plant a huge belt of more than 200 million trees from Canada to Abilene, Texas to break the wind, hold water in the soil, and hold the soil itself in place. The administration also began to educate farmers on soil conservation and anti-erosion techniques, including crop rotation, strip farming, contour plowing, terracing, and other improved farming practices.[20][21] In 1937, the federal government began an aggressive campaign to encourage Dust Bowlers to adopt planting and plowing methods that conserved the soil. The government paid the reluctant farmers a dollar an acre to practice one of the new methods. By 1938, the massive conservation effort had reduced the amount of blowing soil by 65 percent. Nevertheless, the land failed to yield a decent living. In the fall of 1939, after nearly a decade of dirt and dust, the nearly decade long drought ended as regular rainfall finally returned to the region.
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You can interpret history however you want, the government allowed farmers to take huge amounts of land and develop it without long term planning.

Whether you want to say this was a case of an oversight on their part or a deliberate manipulation, not much was done about this until the matter began to influence life on the East Coast.

So you interpret man-made to mean "government planned"...

This is the sort of "it's the elite's fault" rote thinking that prevents us from discussing practical human-based solutions that can actually be done in real life on these forums, no offense to you.

Lol. You are a fugly bitch. You looks like a tranny with a butt chin.

This... The Ozark region produced more poultry than anywhere else in the world. Nearly all the chicken or turkey you have ever eaten comes from NW Arkansas. We ain't gonna starve folks, don't worry we'll keep y'all fat and happy till the end...

:vgbh.:

Thanks for sharing.

I went out and bought 18 pounds of rice (9 bags) due to this news to add to my stash.