Food Crisis! PRICES SKYROCKET - OVERNIGHT! Mexico and Southwest lose 80-100% of crops! *MSM VIDEO*

I don't have a lot to add that this video doesn't cover other than, I think now would be a great time to start stocking up on non-perishables.

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Well, there goes my eating healthy diet.
Guess it's back to canned foods and veggies for a while, eh? S&F
I hadn't heard anything about major crop failures yet. Like the video said, I've been to pre-occupied with other things to even think about crops.

Thanks for the video. wow here is a link on yahoo link World Bank: Food prices at "dangerous levels"

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thank god i have a few chickens,,, rabbits,,,, and a cow...... and 2.5 acres of healthy farming...


bbut LOOK where i live...!!

I always figured that the majority was grown indoors in controlled climates. Wasn't that the idea of buying up all the farmland to build indoor grow facilities and wash fertilizers down the drain. I must have been mistaken that the minority of the crops grown outdoors would have such a large impact. I appear to be wrong though.

Excellent video, and thanks for the heads up.
Good thing oil doesn't grow in fields!

Please don't panic and go buy a lot of these particular goods. It will drive demand up, and lessen supply, thus exponentially pushing the price up higher.

But if you lay off on these goods for a few weeks to a month, and eat them sparingly, than we can decrease the demand and lessen the strain on the supply. Not buying it will help mitigate these pressures and alleviate the crisis. It will keep prices reasonable.

Thanx to folks like Gerald Celente, Bob Chapman and my YouTuber patriot pals I knew this was coming 3 years ago and have prepared. But I do feel bad for my friends & family who didn't listen - thought I was a paranoid nutjob. Now they will regret ignoring my warnings. This kind of vindication doesn't give me much pleasure

Originally posted by muzzleflash
Please don't panic and go buy a lot of these particular goods. It will drive demand up, and lessen supply, thus exponentially pushing the price up higher.

But if you lay off on these goods for a few weeks to a month, and eat them sparingly, than we can decrease the demand and lessen the strain on the supply. Not buying it will help mitigate these pressures and alleviate the crisis. It will keep prices reasonable.

Agreed...however, buying bulk rice, beans etc while prices are still reasonable should have no discernible effect on the price of asparagus. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong...

Originally posted by discl0sur3

Originally posted by muzzleflash
Please don't panic and go buy a lot of these particular goods. It will drive demand up, and lessen supply, thus exponentially pushing the price up higher.

But if you lay off on these goods for a few weeks to a month, and eat them sparingly, than we can decrease the demand and lessen the strain on the supply. Not buying it will help mitigate these pressures and alleviate the crisis. It will keep prices reasonable.

Agreed...however, buying bulk rice, beans etc while prices are still reasonable should have no discernible effect on the price of asparagus. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong...

also sugar coffee salt cocoa powder------ the list is endless....

but still time before the dollar crashes...... buy what you can now....IMHO,, without missing housepayments..

what happens if you combine these problems with peak oil? just recently Wikileaks showed that Saudi Arabia's Oil has peaked. Another problem would be Yellow Stone

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Dutchsinse is a little behind here. This has been discussed off and on in the news and financial news since before the storms hit. It was predicted to be the outcome. I had my Wife stock up on frozen vegetables weekend before last to lessen the impact. My Freezer is full and the Pantry shelves are full of canned veggies.

Those who ignored the warning or don't pay attention to the news and are just finding out now are screwed I think. It was not ignored in the media.

If I recall there is a thread here from a couple of weeks ago discussing the speculators in the commodities market factoring this in and the prices starting to rise.

It would probably be wise for people to grab the frozen veggies to make up for lack of fresh ones right away before they are fully impacted. At least canned goods or something put on the market prior to this. Although most food stores can only shelve about three days worth at a time.

Link in Op does not work? I would like to hear more from those who saw it until it gets fixed.

I tried to talk about this a while back. Food shortages and increased pricing.

I live in SW Arizona. The #1 area for winter vegetables and other stuff.

All I got was nasty responses. I guess its OK to talk about it now.

Originally posted by antar
Link in Op does not work? I would like to hear more from those who saw it until it gets fixed.

Just tested it, seems to work fine from this end.

Originally posted by discl0sur3
I don't have a lot to add that this video doesn't cover other than, I think now would be a great time to start stocking up on non-perishables.

edit on 15-2-2011 by discl0sur3 because: (no reason given)

The vid is gone?

This is what I get when clicking the direct link:

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A team of highly trained monkeys has been dispatched to deal with this situation.

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Monkeys?

WTF?

Originally posted by Annee
I tried to talk about this a while back. Food shortages and increased pricing.

I live in SW Arizona. The #1 area for winter vegetables and other stuff.

All I got was nasty responses. I guess its OK to talk about it now.

I can relate to your frustration. The hard fact is that the vast majority will not accept the facts until they are corroborated by the MSM. So much for "Deny Ignorance"

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Hmm....very strange.
Here's another link to the same video, let me know if you're still having issues...changed it in the OP as well.

I'm getting a little tired of Mr Dutchsinse and his alarmist videos.

He is consistently wrong and misinformed about topics...and just likes to cause, or try to cause, panic.

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That one works fine.... Blaming it on the winter freeze, which means global warming right?

Interesting, but the youtube glitch has me a bit more interested at the moment.

Also, I wouldn't rule out gouging and intentional pricing manipulations here.