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The political consequences of hunger are profound and unpredictable but could be the spark that lights a powder keg of anger and resentment that would make the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests look tame by comparison.
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Human rights groups have warned that levels of famine in Yemen are now among the highest recorded since 2015, suggesting that suffering in the country has actually grown worse under the Biden administration.
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“Yemen is now in imminent danger of the worst famine the world has seen for decades,” -- UN Secretary-General António Guterres
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Nations the world over have scrambled to take emergency action in the wake of COVID-19, as businesses have been disrupted, supply lines cut and economies stunted, leaving foreign aid programs underfunded and millions without food.
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Marjory will be a featured speaker on this topic at G. Edward Griffin's Red Pill Expo, on October 10 and 11, at Jekyll Island, Georgia. Tickets are on sale for either physical attendance or live stream here.

Managed reduction in farm labor will cause food to rot in the fields, and with stored food being destroyed, food prices will skyrocket. People will face hunger. Many will starve. The rest will beg the government and the corporations for food.

Mike Altfest, the food bank's Director of Community Engagement, said: “Since the start of this pandemic, our food distribution has increased between 50 and 70 percent,” he says. “So, while we were distributing 600 pounds of food a week before this, we’re now well over a million pounds a week.”

Communist Kim Jong-un issued a ban on pet ownership in July, denouncing the practice as “a ‘tainted’ trend based in capitalist decadence. Over 40% of people in North Korea are considered “food insecure” and there are reports of starvation.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) has just made a grandiose discovery and declared (21 July 2020) under the alarming title “This is now the world’s greatest threat – and it’s not coronavirus”. The superb discovery is listed as “Affluence is the biggest threat to our world, according to a new scientific report.”

An entire generation of Yemeni children has suffered the traumas of war, many of them orphaned, maimed, malnourished, or displaced. The United Nations reports a death toll of 100,000 people in that nation’s ongoing war, with an additional 131,000 people dying from hunger, disease, and a lack of medical care.