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Originally posted by NWRHINO
Scarcity claims must always be viewed with a certain degree of skepticism.
Scarcity creates dependence, which perpetuates control paradigms.
The most prolific western grains wheat and corn are not healthy choices for a human diet. Wheat uses more human energy to process than it returns as food source. 90% of all corn supplies are contaminated with a fungus. The corn fungus causes the body to produce antibodies to neutralize the fungus.
Eating grains like corn and wheat weaken the immune system of healthy people
The best thing to happen to the worlds food supply would be the extinction of wheat and corn
The absence of wheat and corn will create the opportunity for a return to ancient grains like amaranth, quinoa and millet
When scarcity claims concern the food supply I am cynical , because I don't remember the world ever running out of food before, certain people can't get enough food but that is a political agenda which involves distribution or development, not because the Earth has run out of some type of food or someway to grow or replenish any food
reply to post by Blaine91555
When you send plane loads of seed to starving people they either eat the seed or their leaders take it all to control them it is that simple. Many good people have tried to help to no avail.
reply to post by kyred
Mexicans are protesting that U.S. is now going to sell more corn to Mexico, thus bringing down the cost of corn products. Sheesh. Somebody clue me in.
Originally posted by Quazga
Originally posted by NWRHINO
Scarcity claims must always be viewed with a certain degree of skepticism.
Scarcity creates dependence, which perpetuates control paradigms.
The best thing to happen to the worlds food supply would be the extinction of wheat and corn
The absence of wheat and corn will create the opportunity for a return to ancient grains like amaranth, quinoa and millet
Where do you get this nonsense? Do you not realize that it is exactly because of wheat that society exists at all? Check out Ancient Sumeria. Wheat was a huge crop for them. Not only for bread, but for beer as well. This was all plugged into their religious ideas as well.
You guys are missing the big picture, it is not about USA or Europe, it is about the whole world!
Originally posted by Pericle
You guys are missing the big picture, it is not about USA or Europe, it is about the whole world!
Food is getting more expensive, the population is increasing by 80 million per year. Our food distribution is very ineffective. Even today millions starve and die.
Thing is that if we continue like this soon, in places like China and India a huge crisis will emerge. That can expand to USA, Europe and the rest of the world. Rich countries will not be as affected, but from a global view the world will be in crisis.
The problem is that if our global reserves will decrease to 1 months or so, one year of bad weather can lead to a global starvation.
Heck, the way things are moving, no matter what happens, this world will change, either we die en masses or we discover a new technology and save our race from genocide.
The European Union bans the importation of U.S. meat amid concerns over the use of hormones and U.S. food companies face obstacles in European markets that are unlikely to respond favorably to consuming cloned products.
While dozens of cultivars are grown in California, Hass (commonly misspelled "Haas") is most common, accounting for more than 80% of the crop. Hass avocado fruits have a dark, rippled skin and rich, creamy flesh. All Hass avocado trees are related to a single "mother tree" that was bought as a seedling by a mail carrier named Rudolph Hass.[citation needed] He bought the seedling from A.R. Rideout of Whittier, California, in 1926. Hass planted the seedling in his front yard in La Habra Heights, California, and patented the tree in 1935. All Hass avocados can be traced back to grafts made from that tree. The "mother tree" died of root rot in 2002.
What I am referring to though is the fact that there are many reagents involved when it comes to growing and culturing cells. I have to do this at my laboratory every day