Back when all the bickering between the two opposing Globalist camps was going on, sometime last year, I pointed out that the way they intended to get rid of all those 70-average-I.Q. people in Africa was to starve them to death.
The other day, this Doom And Gloom website posted this blurt, which I’ve condensed to save you time, and which I agree with, unusual for me where this site’s concerned: Due to the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, there will be a major shortage of fertilizer in 2026. What is available will be bought by the richest countries. For the poorest nations a lack of fertilizer could mean the difference between life and death. A lot less fertilizer will result in a dramatic reduction in the amount of food that is grown in those countries. Many of those countries are dealing with food insecurity now, and the UN has admitted that acute hunger was already at the highest level ever recorded even before the war with Iran began. Large numbers of people could end up starving to death.
Google now says that at least 30% of this year’s fertilizer supply is will be unavailable, possibly more, and prices have gone up. The people who have the least money and need cheap fertilizer the most are, of course, the Africans. Only those in power in African nations will be able to afford to eat well. The rest of the people will starve, as usual. But not just Africa. The poorest people in the poorest nations may all be gone when the sun rises on 2027.
The Chinese government buys huge amounts of food, it’s why they bought up so much USA farmland and will no doubt try to corner the market on a lot more, real soon if not already. Even so, China’s population is going to crash. Everyone sees the way the wind is blowing here. Including me.
It looks like the Globalist plan to kill off our excess population of useless eaters is about to begin. You see now why Trump & Co. don’t care about regime change in Iran? Regime change has never been the point of this war.
Los Angeles and San Francisco will soon see their sidewalks clear of the homeless because those people will be the first to go. You know, one of my persistent dreams is of the days when we had clean lakes and rivers and the ocean. It wasn’t that long ago, I was there and I remember. Now if you’ll excuse me, I have to start re-stocking my temperature-controlled food storage.