Pale Horse In Play: As a Result of Inflation Riots That Have Already Triggered Sociology-Economic Unrest in Sri Lanka and Peru, the Dominoes Are Starting to Fall, Get Ready for a “Serious Food Shortages” Coming

HNewsWire: the president of the United States appeared in front of the globe this week, anticipating "serious food shortages" while failing to present a strategy to keep us nourished.

"With respect to food shortages—yes, we did discuss food shortages, and, um, and it's going to be real," His Fraudulence Joe Biden remarked during a press conference on Thursday. "The price of these sanctions is placed not just on Russia, but on a slew of other nations as well." Including European nations as well as our own."

Naturally, Biden made this statement only a few days after Press Secretary Lyin' Ginger said that Americans are unlikely to experience food shortages.

"While we do not foresee a food crisis in the United States, we do predict that increased energy, fertilizer, wheat, and grain prices may effect the cost of producing and buying key fuel supplies, food supplies for nations throughout the globe," she added.

However, according to Biden, America will soon experience "genuine" food shortages. So, what's the game plan??

Food supply. There are genuine food shortages. That seems like a significant issue to me. That seems like something an American president should start planning for. We're still America, you know. We are still a vibrant nation with millions of square kilometers of empty farmland that could easily compensate for Ukraine's loss as the "breadbasket of the world."

But what is Slow Joe's strategy?

Take a look at this nonsense:

"Russia and Ukraine have been the breadbasket of Europe in terms of wheat," Biden said, adding that he and other G7 leaders had a "long talk" about the need to "expand and disperse" food production.

"In addition, we discussed pressing all European nations, and everyone else, to abolish trade... restrictions on exporting food overseas," Biden stated. "As a result, we are in the process of determining with our European allies what it would take to assuage the fears about food shortages."

That is not a strategy. That's nonsense. That's a strategy for devising a strategy.Imperial Japan has just struck Pearl Harbor, and Nazi Germany's left-wing socialists have just declared war on us. What is your strategy, President Roosevelt?

So, we're going to beef up and disperse our war machines and soldiers.

If Biden really thinks that "actual" food shortages would occur — food shortages, y'all: food. Shortages. — Every government alert, every government priority, and every feasible effort should be made to feed the American people. The first goal must be to mobilize efforts to guarantee that America can produce enough food to sustain itself and its neighbors. Once that is done, we must do all in our power to feed the globe.

There's no reason why America can't become the world's breadbasket by the end of the summer.

Our abundance of food is one of America's gifts. Everyone has enough to eat, a nice place to live, medical treatment, and a variety of other necessities. That is certainly a lovely thing. But since this richness is so common in American life, it blinds us to the possibility that life may be different. We are lucky, yet this fortune allows us to forget that throughout much of human history and for most of the globe now, things like food, shelter, housing, medical care, and other necessities were not the norm.

Full shelves, full bellies, things, things, things... It all comes to us so naturally, almost as if by magic. Store shelves are stocked because, well, they should be!

But behind this enchantment is a web of delicate strands that allow us to have full shelves and stomachs, and if even one of those threads breaks, we would confront terrible pain. And most of us, including me, have been so spoil by this cornucopia that we have no clue what to do if one of those fine threads snaps. We aren't ready to hunt, cultivate, or collect.

As a result of inflation riots that have already triggered socio-economic unrest in Sri Lanka and Peru, the dominoes are starting to fall. Countries across Africa and the Middle East, many of which are food importers, are suffering rising food costs and food shortages that are expected to worsen.

It is causing havoc on the world's agricultural sector as a result of pandemic lockdowns, associated supply chain tensions, and the crisis in Ukraine. It is not uncommon for readers to hear warnings from the United Nations that Middle Eastern countries are reaching "breaking points" as food prices reach record highs, and as of last week, the Rockefeller Foundation began the countdown (which will take approximately six months) to a "massive, immediate food crisis."

Similarly, Goya Foods CEO Bob Unanue has given a similar cautionary statement: "We are on the verge of experiencing a worldwide food catastrophe."

In an interview with Fox Business' Maria Bartiromo on Wednesday, Unanue said, in answer to her query about a probable food scarcity issue, "Americans would have to tighten their belts and eat less."