Middle Class May Be Subject To Food Rations, Warns UN

Middle Class May Be Subject To Food Rations, Warns UN
Experts warn of food riots as foreign troops cleared to patrol American cities
Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
Monday, February 25th, 2008

The UN is warning of a food shortage crisis and drawing up plans for food rations which will hit even middle-class suburban populations as inflation and economic uncertainty causes the prices of staple food commodities to skyrocket.
The United Nation's World Food Programme cautions today that if it doesn't receive more funding, it will have to halt food aid to developing countries like Mexico and China.
"The WFP crisis talks come as the body sees the emergence of a â??new area of hungerâ?� in developing countries where even middle-class, urban people are being â??priced out of the food marketâ?� because of rising food prices," reports the Financial Times.

The warning coincides with a speech by William Lapp, of US-based consultancy Advanced Economic Solutions, who cautioned that rising agricultural raw material prices would translate this year into sharply higher food inflation.
It also parallels a prediction by Don Coxe, a Chicago-based global portfolio strategist for BMO Financial Group who correctly forecast the fall of the dollar and the rise in price of gold and oil years in advance, who last week spoke of a "global food crisis" which will cause the world to enter into, "A period of food shortages and swiftly rising prices," leading to government embargoes.
With the U.S. on the verge of a recession and, as many analysts have warned, a potential second great depression, those long scoffed at for hoarding vast quantities of storable food may unfortunately be able to say "I told you so" if the dollar continues to deteriorate and people begin to be priced out of the food market.

Global food prices have skyrocketed by as much as 60 per cent in the past year, while UN officials warn of the likelihood of food riots.
"If prices continue to rise, I would not be surprised if we began to see food riots,â?� said Jacques Diouf, director-general of the UNâ??s Food and Agriculture Organisation, last October.
Many see the food shortages, whether real or manufactured, as simply another pretext for the implementation of martial law and the introduction of foreign troops to patrol major U.S. cities.
A recent announcement by Northcom confirmed that U.S. and Canadian troops will be allowed to patrol each other's countries in the event of a national emergency.
"U.S. Air Force Gen. Gene Renuart, commander of North American Aerospace Defense Command and U.S. Northern Command, and Canadian Air Force Lt.-Gen. Marc Dumais, commander of Canada Command, have signed a Civil Assistance Plan that allows the military from one nation to support the armed forces of the other nation during a civil emergency," reads a Northcom press release.

all I can say is "shit"

What the hell?

The beginning of the end has already passed.

It is time to prepare yourself and those around you. Find "how?"

Yes, and many people see what's going on... sadly some have relegated it to conspiracy and will continue on the left/right path to dictatorship... each thinking their side will save them when both sides are leading us all to the same place...

Globalization sucks!!!
Every country should be self-reliant on necessities. Every country should produce their own food and water and electricity.

soon as i have my plan i'll put it on here, basically you guys are on the right track, keep growing your plants and use em for sustence to really sustain yourself tho you'll have to let them seed(almost 50% protein in the seeds) you'll laugh as others line up in military enforced zones awaiting their microchip ID's so they can get food.

anyone ever read up on Nikola Tesla? if not you should have a read and try to realize the scope of his inventions that have been hidden from the public in order to gain the control that they have.