Are You Ready for the Great Reset Food Crisis?
Nation First looks at the staple food crisis that is unfolding and could worsen.
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Elites are causing an intentional mass shortage of essential staple food items as a means to bring about a Great Reset and to make people poorer and dependent on government support.
The cost of staple food items is on the rise while wages have remained stagnant, thereby creating a growing poverty rate worldwide.
A manufactured shortage crisis was created for eggs, meat, wheat, and rice, and now ‘climate change’ will be blamed for the rice shortage.
Rice prices will skyrocket in the coming months, causing a potential global food shortage.
Poverty worldwide is on a rapid increase, and if basic food items become unaffordable, it could lead to social unrest and violence.
This in turn could cause drastic demographic shifts if refugees flock to Western nations.
Western countries may become radically different from what they are today by the time the crisis passes.
It is no secret that the elites are deliberately bringing about a mass shortage of essentials as a means to cripple society and bring about a Great Reset.
Pretty much, the cost of everything is on the rise while our wages have remained stagnated.
A war is being waged between the globalists and the rest of us… and they are winning.
By progressively making us impoverished and dependent on government generosity, they seek to eliminate our ability to resist their coming New World Order.
A manufactured shortage crisis was created for eggs and meat (blaming viral diseases), for wheat (blaming the Ukrainian-Russian war), and now get ready for a rice shortage.
In reality, it seemed there was a war on food production with livestock being destroyed and food manufacturing plants catching on fire.
This time, they will be blaming it on ‘climate change.’
Watch George Christensen’s video on the War on Food here:
Currently, rice prices are hovering at their two-year high but prices are expected to skyrocket in the coming months.
When before, ‘climate change’ was being blamed for droughts in the countries, now ‘climate change’ is being blamed for wetter than average weather.
The ‘experts’ are citing that these conditions will result in a record shortfall in rice yield this summer, resulting in a shortage and hence surging prices.
The United Nations – which isn’t really good for too much – has its subsidiary UN Food and Agriculture Organization which analyses food prices across the world.
At last count, staple food prices in real terms – collectively for meat, vegetables, grains, cereals, sugar – were, this year and last year, at the highest they’ve been since the mid-1970s when the world was in the grip of a recession, with soaring inflation and an energy crisis.
In nominal terms, staple food prices were at their highest point ever last year with only a slight reprieve in 2023 thus far to have it on equal footing with 2011.
If prices of staple food continues to rise in the months ahead, it could eventually trigger a tipping point as various food-producing countries pass export bans to prevent inflating domestic prices.
This had already happened in India and Russia with wheat, in Turkey with meat, and rice producer countries could follow with their own ban in the future.
And also understand that this would come in the backdrop of an impending recession, which means a rise in unemployment and negative economic growth.
If that is to happen, we will see more than just further strains on our already thin wallets.
We must remember that poverty worldwide is on a rapid increase and a number of developing states are on the verge of collapse.
In a previous Nation First article, we speculated about a coming great refugee crisis.
Well, this could be it.
As desperate people in the poorest countries are unable to afford basic food items, violence, and anarchy could issue.
As their states collapse, we in the West could see a tide of refugees in their hundreds of millions trying to force their way into our countries.
This would result in a drastic demographic shift and let me tell you, never in history have such outcomes been positive.
A civilisation is defined by its values, institutions, and culture, which are given shape by people who share a continuity with the land they inhabit.
When those people are replaced by a large set of new migrants, so is the civilisation they represented.
Australia, because of its geographic dividend, could survive the coming crises although its Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, seems hell-bent on bringing in hundreds of thousands of foreigners while his country suffers from a housing crisis.
Regardless, once the proverbial storm has passed, Western countries – the United States, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and even Australia – could be radically different from what they are today.
While we can’t be certain that a global food shortage is imminent, there is virtue in being prepared for all eventualities.
If we want to make ourselves ready for any such crisis that could be about to unfold, we need to take immediate action.
Here are three things we can do:
Make an effort to grow our food or buy in bulk and store non-perishables.
Advocate for and support local and small-scale farmers and shop at local food markets.
Demand greater accountability from policymakers on food production and distribution.
Being prepared for a food shortage must become a priority because the repercussions could affect generations to come, and it is up to us to take action now before it’s too late.
Until next time, God bless you, your family and nation.
Take care,
George Christensen, with a Nation First staff writer
George Christensen is a former Australian politician, a Christian, freedom lover, conservative, blogger, podcaster, journalist and theologian. He has been feted by the Epoch Times as a “champion of human rights” and his writings have been praised by Infowars’ Alex Jones as “excellent and informative”.
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"Demand more accountability from our policy makers..." Don't make me laugh! That's like the man standing at the guillotine trying to persuade his executioner that it was all a big mistake, and he should be allowed to simply walk away from the situation and the crowd baying for his head.
Our policymakers have (almost literally) a gun at our heads and you advocate demanding accountability from them. They know exactly what they're doing and exactly what the results are likely to be for us, and they aren't about to change anything that will work for our benefit unless someone (a lot of someone's!) gets the upper hand and reverses the situation.
The time for talking and petitions is way past. It's now time for definitive action, else all is lost.
George, you've been amongst these people. You know what they're like, and you know that talking to them, and endless debate with them is absolutely pointless.
We have already been used as guinea pigs to see how we react to shortages. It's been going on for years. I remember when the entire system went down at the old Silly Sollies store when it was opposite Canelands. At least then most people still had some cash on them, but the checkout people couldn't add $2 plus $2! Let alone give you change out of a $20!
The weird, fantastical toilet paper rush during covid, (Was that planned?)
The "unexpected" and growing offline eftpos machines at shops so that people can't pay for their shopping - Tap, tap, go. Have you seen how people react when their card doesn't work? It's scary! They freak out but stand around like stunned mullets!
These have ALL been tests to see how people react! Just like the covid scamdemic was!
The push to a digital banking system - Can someone please get it through people's thick heads using cars and mobile phones to pay for goods is NOT a good thing and that Cash is King? Or at least should be.