Soaring Food Prices !!! OMG!!!

What a vile peice of crap you are. Why wish famine on any one? How has any American harmed you?
You want to be angry at someone look at people like Bill Gates who is worth 60 billion. If I had that money I assure you not one person would go hungry.
I have worked hard my entire life. I pay my tax and follow the laws of our country.
You say I deserve famine. You say my kids deserve famine.
I would beat your ass you miserable son of a bitch.

I've live in the region south of Toluca, for about 8 years now, and traveled to various parts, but always to the south, not to the north.

I have never before lived among people so naturally loving, kind, and friendly. I have never witness any violence of any sort, not even among the youths, although I am sure it must occur. I lived in the US for most of 40 years btw.

The narcotrafficers came into our pueblo one night for several hours several years ago. By all their brand new high technology vehicles, arms, uniforms, and electronic information gathering technology (they put up roadblocks and ran ID checks on everyone through their lap top computers), by this and many other things it is obvious to me and everyone who live here that these narcos are none other than professional US trained and armed military personnel. They killed 16 specially targeted individuals on that visit.

How much is your rent or house payment? Do your stores sell Mexican beef?

You can open a driving school in ID. It's been hit hard by the housing fiasco, but if you can work your own business, there's still plenty of money to be made. Say hi to my family and friends when you get there ;)

Your most expensive item on that list ^^^^^ is meat. Cut out eating meat on a daily basis. Use it as a treat for Sunday meal. That's actually what the poor did in my parents time when they could not afford it more often. You can substitute some chick peas, lentils, tofu & sprouted beans during the weak. Much cheaper & actually better for you.

It's Americas turn to suffer, reap what you sow enjoy!

Wow, just wow.
Thank you for sharing.
I am sure you are right.
Our world is turning into a prison. This is my biggest fear.
To be lined up like cattle for our shots, to have our food issued like you would slop a pig.

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Holocaust by hunger: The truth behind Stalin's Great Famine



The demented Roman Emperor Caligula once mused that if all the people of Rome had one neck he would cut it just to be rid of his troublesome people.


The trouble was there were simply too many Romans to kill them all.

Many centuries later, the brutal Soviet dictator Josef Stalin reflected that he would have liked to deport the entire Ukrainian nation, but 20 million were too many to move even for him.

So he found another solution: starvation.

Now, 75 years after one of the great forgotten crimes of modern times, Stalin's man-made famine of 1932/3, the former Soviet republic of Ukraine is asking the world to classify it as a genocide.

The Ukrainians call it the Holodomor - the Hunger..............

Thoughts are energy! Be careful what you wish for, lest it boomerang right back at you. The energies are increasing now on this planet, & wishing suffering on others will only cause you to experience the suffering so that you may learn your lessons.

the Lord just moved us to Idaho 5 days a go! its cheap and beautiful your husband is being spirit lead listen to him and move here it is a safe haven! i moved from new jersey in 2001 lived in Co for 11 years got saved started my own ministry then he moved us to utah in 2011 and we only stayed 8 months just long enough for me to preach to the Mormons about the real Gospel of Jesus Christ. Idaho is like heaven compared to New Jersey and Colorado Springs all the neighbors know each other and every one still has picnics and scouts in the park with the kids. The price of everything except gas is 50% cheaper especially in the grocery store! There are 470 people were we live but Preston is 10 min away and it is like a little country town with grocery stores, gas stations, mcdonalds, dollar stores and more. If you need a big City Logan Utah is 20 min away and if you need a really big city Salt lake is about 2 hours away. I home school and Idaho has the best laws in the state,there are farms and food everywhere. When the SHTF this is the best place to be! God Bless

take a week and shop else where....

I know you will have withdrawls....

But it will open your eyes....

Wal Mart is artificially holding down thier prices.

I have suspected them of being part of our government for a very long time....

How do you think it works when they open thier doors during a catastrophy for law enforcement and emergency agencies to come in and 'take' what ever they need to 'help' the people...

When the RFID chips were first introduced, it was our military and WAL MART that were going to use them...

Try shopping outside of costco as well folks...


or just WINDOW SHOP

TAKE THE TIME TO SEE THE REAL WORLD AROUND YOU...

Don't be attached to one place, it's a wide world, people are the same everywhere though, some good, some bad, some awake, lots of sheep.
Enjoy the time you are young (younger than post-retirement) and move!

Yep they have gotten so specific and make you buy more than you need. Better to get full oats and if you like grits get the old fashioned stone milled kind., cheaper and healthier.

Sounds like paradise but ...hoping it does not happen ... if kmart, walmart, target, etc. move in, everything changes for the worse.

Do they have a coupon for a new Caps Lock key? Because yours is fucked.

California is great if you have money. Whether you go to Idaho or not (and it would be lots cheaper - and colder - there), please consider finding the cheapest house in a fairly safe neighborhood that you can afford. Maybe it's the one you're living in if you didn't refi, but low housing costs are key. Then, one of you get a job outside of the home to keep things afloat and SAVE! Believe me growing your own food and meat is great but it's hard work and VERY difficult to start without some working capital. Good luck to you and, yes, things will probably get way worse before they get better. And one more suggestion, if you absolutely limit the amount of prepared food and snacks you buy and start cutting down your beef purchases, you should be able to cut your food budget and still eat healthy stuff. Cooking from scratch is cheaper once you build up your supply of whole wheat flour and other staple ingredients.

ttown like the caps..leave her alone.

Excuse me? HOW much per pound for beef!?

GET THE FUCK OUT OF CALIFORNIA!

It doesn't matter who gets the money. Speculators will use it to drive up commodity prices globaly anyway.

Key word inflating food cost for some posters here is, ORGANIC. You are choosing high prices when you choose organic. True food prices have doubled under the savior Obama, but most average Americans don't fall for the organic hoax.

I agree with your spouse and I do the same about food. Soy and corn are hidden withing so many things. Yes soy is gm too. I am trying to get my 3rd greenhouse built, it will be able to grow small trees.

dunno bout you guys but prices are down where im at


gallon of milk 1.99

You are right. Reminds me of the gimmicks marketing people have used in the past like high fiber and oat bran and low fat and sugar free and fortified and low sodium a million other tricks they use to make people think they will live longer if they buy the special kind.

If you choose organic you are going to pay the price, deal with it.

30 dollars for 2 organic chickens???You are so concerned about eating healthy that soon you won't be able to afford to eat at all....Stupid,go buy your shit at wal-mart!!!!

Exactly, and there is always that group of gullible that take the bait.

I hate food shopping these days. Insane prices. :(

Op, make the move to a farm.

Try to get yourself a place where you can be self-sustaining as soon as possible.

Some farms you would consider living on are much better than others for this purpose.

If your family numbers something like two parents and three or four young children, you are going to need help running the farm, but the good news is most farms can easily support a larger number of people than that. This offers you the opportunity to have others living on the land with you who do most of the labor-intensive work on the land for you for a share of the yield and a share of the profits after harvest.

For this reason, it is wise to invest in a farm that has two separate living quarters such as a good solid home with a basement, or one that has a sharecropper's house, a detached garage with living quarters above it, or a sturdy barn with a tack room that has water, electric, and heat. A bathroom in the alternate living space can be added fairly easily as long as water pipes already reach to that location. If a barn does not have water to it, a cistern or well or spring can be employed as the water source.

Another primary thing to keep in mind is that for you to be self-sustaining your living style must be energy-independent. Thus, it is imperative that a few acres of the farm you decide on must be wooded. You could end up depending on that wood supply to keep you warm in the winter. Having wooded acreage also gives you a place where you have the right to hunt no matter what happens to the public's access to forests in the future.

Many homes in rural areas that get very cold in the winter (like Idaho) have a wood-buring stove in the basement which when hooked to a boiler system can be used to warm a whole house in the winter. At least one fireplace or an additional wood burning stove on the main level of the house and in the barn, garage, or sharecropper's home are also essential.

You must also make sure that the farm you choose has several sources of water. It should preferably have 2 or 3 of the following: well, cistern, spring(s), stream, river or creek. If it lacks a well or cistern (or both), one should be put in.

Understand that if you are truly self-sufficient, unless you have a natural gas well on your property (as is posssible to have in Kentucky or West Virginia and a few other places), you will be depending on horse power to plow your fields and harvest your crops. Thus, two good farm work horses (i.e hardy quarter horses) should be factored into your plan. Thus, a barn (or any building that could be converted to use as a barn) needs to be on the farm.

Having a running source of water (stream, creek, or river) on the farm gives you the possibility of developing hydroelectric power to run small appliances and provide electric lighting in all the structures on the farm. A wind mill or wind turbine can also be erected to harness wind power to generate electricity too.

Having a creek or spring-fed pond on the farm is also a big plus. It can not only be used to water stock, it can also be stocked with a variety of fish that can be an additional source of protein for you to live off of as time goes on.

Having at least one hayfield on the farm is advantageous. This allows you to feed your stock over the winter when grazing isn't possible from hay grown on your own land. If you are not familiar with growing hay, except during the winter hay in the field grows constantly (you don't need to replant it) and farmers just "give the hay a haircut" about 2 to 3 times a year and store it in either smaller square bales or much larger round bales. Hay must be stored out of the elements where it cannot get wet.

Alfalfa is another easy crop to grow to help feed stock, however, it must be aged (by bacterial action in silos into what is called sillage) before being fed and many farm animals cannot be fed much alfalfa at any one time. Raising oats also helps feed both farm animals and people.

Having a variety of fruit trees (and berries) on a farm is also very important to the health of your family. However, many fruit trees do not bear fruit until they reach maturity after 3 years or so. If you do decide to move Idaho to farm, it is an added plus that there are many farms there that have already have mature orchards on them.

The only downsides to Idaho that I see are that property values are fairly expensive, it has harsh winters, and it is fairly close to Yellowstone.

You may wish to consider getting a farm in Kentucky where the land values are much more affordable (the cost is about half of that in Idaho), you get a much more moderate winter, more sunny days and a longer growing season, a rich limestone base to the soil, and you can have a natural gas well on your own property that is for your exclusive use.

Good luck, OP, and God bless you and your family.

yep and thats why i buy meat from small, local farms because farming is big business and the cattle and pigs and chickens in big business farming are fed gmo corn and soy. its as bad for those animals as it is for humans and if you think you're going to be healthy eating sick animals, good luck.

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