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Comment on Four Options For Building Your Own Stock Of Emergency Food by frank m.

frank m. — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 04:02:46 +0000

I liked your post and started my own prep. I have another source for 25 year shelf life food, which you can actually make money with.

Comment on The Coming Global Food Shortage by AutumnGal

AutumnGal — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 18:25:46 +0000

DeDe… I think you are wise beyond your years! Would be a joy for this granny to sit down and converse with you… we all could learn from you. Please “keep your head screw on straight” and tho I’ll never meet you (here on earth) I think you have a bright future… in spite of all the destruction and foolhardy things people have done to this earth! God Bless You!

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Leonard Cherry — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 19:19:18 +0000

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Comment on The Coming Global Food Shortage by John Thomas

John Thomas — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 05:35:16 +0000

Seriously, how many of these comments are trollin’? I think there might be some stone faced satire here.

Comment on Historic Global Droughts Set The Stage For World Famine As Millions Are Already Starving by Premiere site on British National FoodPremiere site on British National Dish

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Sun, 06 Nov 2011 15:09:20 +0000

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Comment on Water Collection Illegal In Several States by Off The Grid

Off The Grid — Sat, 29 Oct 2011 22:44:52 +0000

We are in the process of building an off grid home in Pennsylvania that relies on water collection. We are also installing our own solar system in order to keep cost down. Alternative water sources and alternative energy are becoming more important as we use up our natural resources and the economy declines.

Comment on The Coming Global Food Shortage by Best Emergency Food Supply

Best Emergency Food Supply — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 08:27:38 +0000

Excellent article! It really pays to be informed. Your article provides an informative and unique perspective.

Comment on The Coming Global Food Shortage by Doug Anderson

Doug Anderson — Sat, 08 Oct 2011 20:32:20 +0000

You can’t eat gold, food is going to be the most valuable supply you can have in hard times. Supply lines are drying up, and being taken over by the Gov. It would be a good idea to have a supply of food if everything goes bad. here is a link where you can get food that not only tastes good but has a 15 yr. storage life. http://www.aaafoods.myefoods.com You can get it delivered anywhere in the US in less than a week for now.
Better to have and not need, than to need and not have.

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Comment on Get Your Emergency Food Supply Ready: 10 Signs That The U.S. Economy Is Falling Apart by Mark

Mark — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 14:24:20 +0000

@Prose:
Why would I boom my own set? Why not someone else’s?

Now, if we can assume you meant you’re set, you think that only your gang is going to have guns? Prep now while you can and reap the dividends later. We may or may not have a big fall ahead of us, but with the weather etc, we’re certainly looking at higher food prices, and those who have stocked up while it’s cheap will be able to offset the costs of higher food for a while.

Comment on Get Your Emergency Food Supply Ready: 10 Signs That The U.S. Economy Is Falling Apart by Prose

Prose — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 15:35:00 +0000

Bla bla bla, all doomsday theories. The world economy wont collapse and even if it does just start a gang get some guns and boom your set.

Comment on Ug99: Will Wheat Rust Cause A Catastrophic Global Famine? by Anonymous

Anonymous — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 07:48:38 +0000

Currently there is enough food to feed the entire world. The problem right now is how much we are wasting, how gluttonous we are, and how the greed of the wealthy prevent them from sharing. Yes, in the future the worlds population will continue to expand, but there is no reason why we are not able to increase our production of food to feed the increased population. Many people in western nations have front and back yards… why not turn them into vegetable gardens? Use land to grow food, not just to look at.

Comment on The Coming Global Food Shortage by carlos

carlos — Mon, 05 Sep 2011 22:16:43 +0000

we wont have food shortages tesco and asda supermarkets will keep us going for ever ,,,, no seriouslyi do agree the waste is sickening and the other thing is we also chuck away perfectly edable food too , maybe the government should maybe start putting restrictions on certain things and maybe reward the hard working people of the world with extra allowances and the ones who bum of society get the basic allowances , but i agree we are heading for a rocky road ahead in food energy government and world stability , life will change for us all for the worse before the better

Comment on The Coming Global Food Shortage by Doris McClure

Doris McClure — Thu, 25 Aug 2011 05:58:05 +0000

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Comment on The American Food Supply: Full Of Rat Excrement, Maggots And Insect Heads by You're an idiot.

You're an idiot. — Sun, 07 Aug 2011 00:41:10 +0000

You do realize that this ends up in all food, everywhere. Because bugs need to eat too. And it just so happens that a lot of them like the same foods that WE do. Stop trying to scare people, you’re just as bad as the news. Oh, and organic foods? Expect them to have more bug parts. Because pesticides are disallowed. Just stop. You fail at being provocative.

Comment on Water Collection Illegal In Several States by Thad Askew

Thad Askew — Sun, 24 Jul 2011 10:32:48 +0000

In Utah the NSA is stealing it for their new National Surveillance Center, they say they need it for the computers. Mountain water is very pure and clean. Utah sells a lot to LA.

Comment on The Coming Global Food Shortage by Christine

Christine — Fri, 22 Jul 2011 05:22:36 +0000

To all the people that blindly think that the planet isn’t in crisis should open their eyes. If past civilisations that had abundant resources can destroy their environment and civilisation with less population density than in our own modern world, we have to learn from the past. not make the same mistakes (greed) and make do with less and provide more. Less TV’s, less fast food, less cars, less consumerism, more locally grown food, more backyard gardens, more environment activism and more care for our neighbours and mother earth. We are all in need of awakening, law of attraction doesn’t work when your degraded soils won’t grow the crops you need to survive. Positive thinking goes a long way but positive action gets results.

Comment on The Coming Global Food Shortage by jade

jade — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 16:58:30 +0000

OK, here is the simple truth: The responsibility for preparedness is shared by everyone. Governments, corporations and likely your neighbors will not save you. Blame shifting, panicing, mass sterilization, deliberate regional starvation and law of attraction B.S. will not put food on your table. Take a realistic inventory of your capabilities, stock up where you can, learn what you need to know to produce food for your family if things get bad (“be prepared” former scouts) and get on with your life.

Personally, I have been reading up on aquaponics, ancient farming methods, food, seed and water storage, basic construction and off grid power. I can hunt, and I am willing to do what it takes to provide for my family. I do not feel threatened, or fearful. I am working and getting a college education.

Comment on The Coming Global Food Shortage by leigh

leigh — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 02:57:01 +0000

hmmmmm looks like i’ll be stocking up on fresh air sandwiches

Comment on The Coming Global Food Shortage by Blaise

Blaise — Fri, 24 Jun 2011 09:09:01 +0000

The topic reminds of the goose that laid golden eggs story…the goose here being Mother Earth….. Humans being humans keep draining all resources available to them to live as comfortably as possible coz we believe thts right! One day when the goose gets cut open we wud have discovered tht there’s nothing left to take out of the planet….thts wen we wud realise that our right was actualy WRONG!…..Hope m not in tht generation….cos thts wen we are actually gonna get f*@(#&!!!!!!!!!!

Comment on The Coming Global Food Shortage by Dr. Kevin R. linam

Dr. Kevin R. linam — Fri, 24 Jun 2011 03:34:00 +0000

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Comment on The Coming Global Food Shortage by al-dhabih

al-dhabih — Sun, 19 Jun 2011 10:06:02 +0000

The world will run out of Spin [Doctors] & that will be that, worship at the Altar of Technology,have Faith in the Market, but don’t be surprised when Santa does not come down the chimney or the Tooth Fairy leaves you nothing. There is no Magic Pudding, & all economies & empires collapse, sooner or later. Be prepared, be aware. We survived quite well without Agriculture, Electricity, and much else for tens of thousands of years; the foolish died early, the wise passed on their genes and their knowledge. Since we decided to let some Big Man take care of us poor peasants farming the fields, we were no longer able to move to a better spot, unless accompanied by an army. Learn First Aid, learn to preserve food [I recommend drying it] learn several worthwhile skills.
Don;t sit on your backside & wait for someone else to sort it out, he may not think your neck worth saving.

Comment on The Coming Global Food Shortage by jantje

jantje — Sat, 18 Jun 2011 19:36:34 +0000

its very simple if the population in india and those counties is growing to much we must stop the economy with them

Comment on Get Your Emergency Food Supply Ready: 10 Signs That The U.S. Economy Is Falling Apart by Dr. Kevin R. Linam

Dr. Kevin R. Linam — Fri, 17 Jun 2011 02:36:31 +0000

You May Not Survive A Crisis Food)

What are you going to do if
you get to the store and
see empty shelves?
…We need to talk. There’re some serious events about to hit the US.

Some you know of already, but some will be brand-new in a threatening way…

The bottom-line is, any disaster (big or small) could force you to go weeks without food.

Without the essentials we may not survive. And there’s going to be no way to get them when a crisis hits (or the news even smells a crisis for that matter).

Think about it:

How would you survive a terrorist attack that caused widespread panic and shutdown all shops and stores in your area? Would you be forced to beg neighbors for food or be shipped off to FEMA camps?

Could you and your family survive hurricanes or snowstorms that whipped your neighbors into a “panic-buying” frenzy – grabbing any food they could get their hands on? What if the stores weren’t restocked for weeks?

How would you live during weeks of “rolling blackouts” making it impossible to store food or for stores to get more food in stock?

What would you do if your home was hit by floods, washing out roads and making it impossible for stores to supply food for weeks – would you survive?

How would you deal with protesting labor unions refusing to ship food – would your kids go hungry?

What would you do if an earthquake rocked your home and disrupted all abilities to get supplies in or out (this would be devastating anywhere, but especially in a city)?
The sad part is, people don’t think any of these very real disasters will ever happen – or at least, won’t happen to them (maybe this is what you’re thinking)…

History says otherwise:

Remember these recent disasters that cost thousands of lives…?

In 2011 after the Tōhoku Tsunami in Japan over 300,000 people were evacuated to camps where some died. Survivors lined up for blocks outside of 7-11s and grocery stores for a scrap of food.
We have seen how the US Government,
FEMA and Local Authorities respond
to disasters when Hurricane Katrina hit.

During Hurricane Katrina in 2004 stores closed, looters ran wild and everyday, hardworking people were forced into begging and ended up at FEMA camps.

The 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami wiped out the shops, stores and food transportation channels for many people.

In the 2010 Haitian Earthquake, followed by the massive Chilean Earthquake as many as 316,000 people were killed and are still struggling to reestablish consist access to food.

And every year in the US alone there are tornadoes touching down in the southeast, blizzards throughout the northwest, earthquakes out west, severe droughts in central US, wildfires in California, and floods literally everywhere.

In fact, FEMA states that every American lives in a flood zone. The only question is if you’re in a low, medium, or high-risk area.

So remembering what can happen we’ve got two options:

You Can Put All Your Hopes For
Survival In The Government & FEMA…

Or You Can Take Survival
Into Your Own Hands…

Please believe me when I say, as a fellow American I want to help you and your family survive any way I can. That in mind, you need to know: this could be the most important letter of your life – and your family’s life – so keep reading. You’ll see why in a second…

As the author of the top-selling guide Survive-Anything I’ve done my homework – and what I found was pretty scary…

It’s common sense.

Any 5 year old can tell you – without food and water we’re in trouble…

A human can die just hours after dehydration – especially if they’re physically exerting themselves (like running from a mob or fighting off an attacker).

And life without food means a slow and painful death, starting with confusion and diarrhea and ending with spine-wracking convulsions and hallucinations from hell.

It’s not fun to think about, but even if a crisis only lasts a few weeks it can be deadly to you and your family if you’re not prepared.

But the scary part is…

If You Buy The Wrong Food Items,
You’d Have Been Better Off Buying
Nothing At All…

Can you really fight through a crowd to get your kids food – or will you get beat? If you know which food items to buy in advance you’ll never have to find out.
It’s crushing when your kids realize that their Dad was wrongand your wife feels like you failed to protect the family (even if they’d never say it)…

Even though I don’t know you from Adam, as my fellow patriot I don’t want that to happen to you or your family and I’m sure you don’t either.

Why your food is worthless if you buy the wrong packaging (there’s nothing more demoralizing than finding your carefully packed food crawling with maggots and realizing your family is going to have to go hungry…)

You know that and I know that.

But spoiled-rotten Americans think they snap their fingers and get what they want.

The fact of the matter is, it doesn’t matter how rich, popular or politically correct you are. When people are starving and panicking you’re not going to get what you need without a fight.

T
Many Stores Will Close, And Spoiled
Americans Will Panic…

So many Americans try to pretend like “nothing is going to happen” or “there’s no reason to ‘freak-out’”.

And then they run to the store and strip the shelves bare the first time the news even mentions crazy weather (imagine if they announced something like 9/11 again).

Researcher Kent Arnspiger recently exposed grocery
stores for their poor planning. They only carry 3-4
days worth of food (that’s gone in hours during a
crisis) so you won’t be able to get your hands on things
your family needs to live – unless you have it in advance.
The Mayo Clinic recommends you drink about 2 liters of water every day. How much water would you have if, God forbid, terrorists poisoned our water supply or nuclear fallout made rainwater undrinkable? (If you’ve got bonus #1 this isn’t a concern)
And worst of all Fox News reports “…lack of acreage [in the US]… will usher in a significant food shortage.”
How people can’t see the obvious truth is beyond me…

But, when a crisis strikes who are these clueless freeloaders going to try and come to?

You guessed it: you and your family who were wise enough to stock up on the necessities before the crisis.

But the problem is…

If You Think Food Is Expensive Now,
Imagine What It’s Going To Be Like
When The Stores Shut Down And
Farms Can’t Feed Their Livestock…

This medal remembers Germany after WWI, when a pound of bread cost 3 BILLION Marks. Many economists see the US heading in a similar direction.
There’s no way to deny that food prices have been skyrocketing as it is. Which makes it even more important to buy these 37 critical items before the prices go even higher.

After all, when your family is hungry, and you’re not sure where you’ll be able to get these crucial items again would you sell any?

Heck no.

If you were going to sell some of your precious food, how much would you charge? That food would be worth its weight in gold. Literally.

If your family is less than rich or even in some debt right now, you need to buy the essential food items while you still can.

Look at what happened in Germany when hyperinflation hit – one pound of bread cost 3 billion marks. And the US is on the same crash course.

http://survivalteam.myefoods.com
Be Prepared! Survival Team Leader, Atmore, Alabama

Comment on Rice Shortage In Asia? Why We Should Have An Emergency Food Supply by Dr. Kevin R. Linam

Dr. Kevin R. Linam — Fri, 17 Jun 2011 02:35:18 +0000

You May Not Survive A Crisis Food)

What are you going to do if
you get to the store and
see empty shelves?
…We need to talk. There’re some serious events about to hit the US.

Some you know of already, but some will be brand-new in a threatening way…

The bottom-line is, any disaster (big or small) could force you to go weeks without food.

Without the essentials we may not survive. And there’s going to be no way to get them when a crisis hits (or the news even smells a crisis for that matter).

Think about it:

How would you survive a terrorist attack that caused widespread panic and shutdown all shops and stores in your area? Would you be forced to beg neighbors for food or be shipped off to FEMA camps?

How would you live during weeks of “rolling blackouts” making it impossible to store food or for stores to get more food in stock?

What would you do if your home was hit by floods, washing out roads and making it impossible for stores to supply food for weeks – would you survive?

How would you deal with protesting labor unions refusing to ship food – would your kids go hungry?

History says otherwise:

Remember these recent disasters that cost thousands of lives…?

During Hurricane Katrina in 2004 stores closed, looters ran wild and everyday, hardworking people were forced into begging and ended up at FEMA camps.

The 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami wiped out the shops, stores and food transportation channels for many people.

In the 2010 Haitian Earthquake, followed by the massive Chilean Earthquake as many as 316,000 people were killed and are still struggling to reestablish consist access to food.

In fact, FEMA states that every American lives in a flood zone. The only question is if you’re in a low, medium, or high-risk area.

So remembering what can happen we’ve got two options:

You Can Put All Your Hopes For
Survival In The Government & FEMA…

Or You Can Take Survival
Into Your Own Hands…

As the author of the top-selling guide Survive-Anything I’ve done my homework – and what I found was pretty scary…

It’s common sense.

Any 5 year old can tell you – without food and water we’re in trouble…

A human can die just hours after dehydration – especially if they’re physically exerting themselves (like running from a mob or fighting off an attacker).

And life without food means a slow and painful death, starting with confusion and diarrhea and ending with spine-wracking convulsions and hallucinations from hell.

It’s not fun to think about, but even if a crisis only lasts a few weeks it can be deadly to you and your family if you’re not prepared.

But the scary part is…

If You Buy The Wrong Food Items,
You’d Have Been Better Off Buying
Nothing At All…

Even though I don’t know you from Adam, as my fellow patriot I don’t want that to happen to you or your family and I’m sure you don’t either.

You know that and I know that.

But spoiled-rotten Americans think they snap their fingers and get what they want.

The fact of the matter is, it doesn’t matter how rich, popular or politically correct you are. When people are starving and panicking you’re not going to get what you need without a fight.

T
Many Stores Will Close, And Spoiled
Americans Will Panic…

So many Americans try to pretend like “nothing is going to happen” or “there’s no reason to ‘freak-out’”.

And then they run to the store and strip the shelves bare the first time the news even mentions crazy weather (imagine if they announced something like 9/11 again).

But, when a crisis strikes who are these clueless freeloaders going to try and come to?

You guessed it: you and your family who were wise enough to stock up on the necessities before the crisis.

But the problem is…

If You Think Food Is Expensive Now,
Imagine What It’s Going To Be Like
When The Stores Shut Down And
Farms Can’t Feed Their Livestock…

After all, when your family is hungry, and you’re not sure where you’ll be able to get these crucial items again would you sell any?

Heck no.

If you were going to sell some of your precious food, how much would you charge? That food would be worth its weight in gold. Literally.

If your family is less than rich or even in some debt right now, you need to buy the essential food items while you still can.

Look at what happened in Germany when hyperinflation hit – one pound of bread cost 3 billion marks. And the US is on the same crash course.

http://survivalteam.myefoods.com
Be Prepared! Try our Free Meals now and come back for auto-replenishment monthly order-Coach Linam, Survival Team Leader, Atmore, Alabama

Comment on Oxygen Absorbers For Your Emergency Food Supplies by ghd nz

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Comment on No Food Storage Plan?: Give Wise Foods A Try by Food storage solutions fan

Food storage solutions fan — Wed, 25 May 2011 18:09:55 +0000

I definitely think there are a lot of people that don’t know what to do when it comes to food storage. Even students in an apartment can and should have one. I agree that having to use pots and pans can be difficult if you really have to use your storage. I like the, just add water, ones even though they don’t always taste the best.

Comment on 93 Percent Of Soybeans And 80 Percent Of Corn In The U.S. Grow From Seeds Genetically Modified By Monsanto by john charles webb jr.

john charles webb jr. — Fri, 20 May 2011 18:27:25 +0000

“Competitors of Monsanto claim that they have “ruthlessly” stifled competition in the seed industry.” END QUOTE FROM MAIN ARTICLE

YES ………. INCLUDING BIRDS FALLING DEAD FROM THE SKIES AND BEES DISAPPEARING :
IMMUNE SYSTEMS DEMOLISHED BY MONSANTO GM SEEDS .
FEWER COMPETITORS .. . .

Comment on The Coming Global Food Shortage by juan

juan — Wed, 18 May 2011 19:46:07 +0000

for an example when the economy was stable, you’d give 10 carrots for a liter of oil, now you have to give 50 carrots for one liter, so widely all countries are still food stable, but the problem is that the fuel hike reduces the speed of food production, when there’s an oil crises it has to be sorted out as soon as possible, they must find new oil fields very soon and make the workers at oil plants work faster, it’s because oil production is too slow, and food prices shouldn’t hike when there’s an oil hike, because this destroys the outer circle of poverty, on the brink’s pulling into the center the center being the richest people getting poorer as it goes out, why can’t they sample the heat energy out of the active volcano’s of the earth? the amount of heat in an active volcanic island is enough to drive hundreds of gigawatt energy steam engine turbines, this will decrease fuel demand helping food production, since most country’s have oil energy plants, i’m very concerned about this, since no one’s taking this matter seriously especially the power country’s, and then at this point, produce more electrical based cars, also understand the re feeding kinetic electrical car idea, but no one’s worrieng they’re just carrieng on heading into global disaster like they’re blind, we have to do it, these three key fields, waste less of everything, explore new idea’s creating and saving energy, volcanic power plants, and all across the world there’s lot’s of clean water and fertile land avaliable for food sources which is not being used, it must be used now, and in the meanwhile make assurances that’ll deflect any food threat, and i believe everyone should work together instead of working againts each other to resolve this problem, if we can do that we can look at a stable and good economic near future, which i pray to god for

Comment on 93 Percent Of Soybeans And 80 Percent Of Corn In The U.S. Grow From Seeds Genetically Modified By Monsanto by Doug Addler

Doug Addler — Tue, 17 May 2011 10:08:43 +0000

I thought the Monsanto seeds were “frankenseeds,” meaning that whatever was being grown would not yield seeds and the farmers would have to buy seeds again. How are Monsanto seeds spreading into other farmer’s fields and mixing with “normal” fruits and vegetables if this is the case?