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Global Food Crisis

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News Flash:

Please watch this video, by Peakresources.org.    This video clearly tells the story that links inflation, via devaluation by printing, and the recent years of drought to the current food crisis around the world.    Remember the “Arab Spring” and how it is spreading across Northern Africa and the Mideast?   Well, food prices played a far bigger role in that because food takes up a much larger portion of a family’s budget in that region of the world.  When food prices go up, the rioting goes up.   Food prices are skyrocketing around the world; however, do not expect to see this the official CPI since those items are utilized in the calculations.

This is why it is especially important to get your long term food preparations ready…    Yesterday!   There is a great video on how to get started with a food supply using rice, beans, and rolled oats.  This is a low cost solution; however, it is not for everyone.

Source: http://www.youtube.com

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QE4 Is Here!

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News Flash:

Yes folks, Benji Benanke has announced QE4.    This round of money printing is valued at $85 billion a month until unemployment falls below 6.5% or QE5 – whichever comes first.    It was only a few months ago when QE3, or QE Infinity, was announced and now more monetization is needed.    For QE4, in 2013, the money printing will reach $870 billion.  Get ready for more food-inflation related riots around the world.

As a result of their hit, the crack-heads on Wall Street celebrated with the stock market going up.    In addition, the Too-Big-To-Fail, or too big to go to jail, banks also rose on the news.    Of course, the euphoria will not last long; therefore, after preparing, keep stacking physical.

Source: http://www.forbes.com

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121130 – Global Energy Balance

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Today’s Items:

First…
China 2015 Gold Output Likely 450 Tons
http://www.marketwatch.com

Officials, in the Chinese government, want to increase domestic gold production to 450 tons by the end of 2015, or a rise around 25% from 2011.    They site domestic demand because of gold’s safe-haven and wealth-preserving properties.    By the end of 2015, China is likely to have gold reserves of 8,000-9,000 tons.    Unlike the US’s questionable physical gold reserves of over 8,965 tons.

Next…
Real Cause of “Pro-Democracy” Riots Last Year
http://www.businessinsider.com

The widespread protests across the Middle East and northern Africa in last year’s “Arab Spring” were more about food prices hitting a critical level and not the virtues of democracy.     Charting the food prices from 2004 to 2012 shows a very strong correlation between riots and the price of food.    Now, there was plenty of food; thus, there is one good reason for prices going up…    Inflation.    Thank you Benji Bernanke.

Next…
A Shift in the Global Energy Balance
http://www.financialsense.com

Believe it or not, capitalism has always solved our most basic problems and it is doing so with the energy problem.    Four years ago Russia was the rising powerhouse of global energy production; however, there is a rising North American energy production, along with rising American energy efficiency.    According to the IEA report, despite Obama, the US will become “nearly self-sufficient in energy” by 2020.     The US will be a net exporter of natural gas and a net oil exporter.     Most likely because many Americans may be too poor to drive or heat their homes in the same way as Mexico.

Next…
BP Suspended
http://www.washingtonpost.com

The EPA temporary suspended BP from new federal contracts over their conduct during the Deepwater Horizon oil rig disaster in 2010.     Sadly, the ban will not affect BP’s current contracts or leases; thus, the company will most likely continue their environmentally criminal behavior.

Next…
7 Foods Experts Won’t Eat
http://wakeup-world.com

1. GMO Foods of any kind.
2. Canned Tomatoes because of the resin linings of the tin cans.
3. Corn-fed beef
4. Microwave popcorn
5. Farmed salmon
6. Milk produced with artificial hormones
7. Conventional apples because of pesticides.
Whew!!!     At least pink slime was not on the list.

Next…
A Prepper?
http://www.prepper-resources.com

You might be a prepper if
1. You own guns and shoot with them often.
2. You are very much aware of the nations fiscal situation.
3. You you watched Doomsday Preppers and was disappointed.
4. Your friends are sizing up the newest smartphone while you are sizing up your food storage.

Finally, please prepare now for the escalating economic and social unrest.    Good Day!

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