| Prepare to witness widespread food scarcity and famine this winter | |
 | The result is already "baked in" and can't be stopped: Rising food inflation is colliding with a collapsing supply chain to cause widespread food scarcity / famine this winter, all across the USA, Europe and other nations. Today we bring you several important stories about inflation and institutional breakdowns. It's not just the food supply; it's also the collapsing police forces, first responders and spare parts for everything (including vehicles, tractors, manufacturing equipment, etc.). See the stories below for more details, and also check out my weekend podcast about the food crisis here. P.S. My interview with The Patriot Nurse will be posting later today on Brighteon.com. You'll want to check that out as we cover emergency medicine, survival, preparedness, vaccines and more. |
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| Biden regime weighs deploying National Guard to militarize broken supply chain By Ethan Huff | Read the full story |
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| Consumer prices hit 13-year-high in U.S. as inflation worsens By Cassie B. | Read the full story |
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| Illinois sheriffs say they won't fill Chicago police staffing shortages caused by city's vaccine mandate By Cassie B. | Read the full story |
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| If you take the covid vax, you can never achieve full immunity again -- government stats unveil the horrifying truth By Ethan Huff | Read the full story |
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| Evidence suggests covid-19 vaccines do not work By Arsenio Toledo | Read the full story |
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