Peter Sands, the executive director of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, believes a food shortage could be “just as deadly” as an airborne pandemic. Given what we have seen about Covid, I think we would agree. The stagflation supply crisis will hit us harder that that bug, which for most healthy, youngish people was not really a problem to deal with by natural immunity. And we all need food, and prices are rising, but you can be sure that the bosses will not increase wages to meet this. I read that back in Australia you are facing $ 12 a head for lettuce, a result of the flood disasters. The elites are conveniently blaming this on climate change, but classic Australian poetry often depicts Australia as a land of droughts and floods. In any case, we are at the very beginnings of the food crisis, and even we in the developed West are not going to escape its pangs. I suggest getting in a garden, which can be done even in flats, using pots. Be creative, survive and thrive in the hard times to come.
https://nypost.com/2022/06/08/food-shortages-could-be-just-as-deadly-as-global-pandemic/
