Boltlady
Governor
Many more powerful people are now coming out with the idea that there needs to be serious cutbacks in the world population. More scientists are admitting that they've been aware that GMO foods are heavily affecting birthrates and yes, death rates, but they're OK with that because they believe we have too many people. Bill Gates has stated publicly that he believes that the world population should be cut back by 90%. He does his part by providing vaccines that are not exactly what they're purported to be.
With all of this, I've heard almost nothing about what it would take to actually feed everybody.
Has anybody been to a buffet lately? People leave substantial amounts of food on a plate, shove it aside and then go and get another full plate. Given the number of buffets in this country, that's a lot of wasted food. The regular service restaurants aren't any better. They usually hand out portions that are way beyond what normal people can eat, or should eat and much of that winds up going to waste. Even the fast food places are legally supposed to throw food away that has sat out for more than X number of minutes.
The super markets throw away large amounts of food that are past date or are no longer appealing. The farmers themselves dispose of that which is too bruised or blemished to fetch good prices. These are but some examples of flagrant waste and I'm sure that you can think of many more. I'm not familiar with what is done in other countries but I suspect that we're not alone in all of this.
There could be all sorts of redistribution figured out.
Of course there are the farm lands themselves. We know that the weather patterns are changing. What would be wrong with creating pipelines that could carry water from known flood areas to arid or potential drought areas? It would allow for a whole lot more food to be grown.
In the meantime, countries could better educate their people on the practicality of smaller families. People could make their own family size choices instead of having it made for them by way of GMO foods, wars, vaccines and many of the other methods being covertly used now to limit populations.
How come killing people seems to be the only solution that gets offered?
With all of this, I've heard almost nothing about what it would take to actually feed everybody.
Has anybody been to a buffet lately? People leave substantial amounts of food on a plate, shove it aside and then go and get another full plate. Given the number of buffets in this country, that's a lot of wasted food. The regular service restaurants aren't any better. They usually hand out portions that are way beyond what normal people can eat, or should eat and much of that winds up going to waste. Even the fast food places are legally supposed to throw food away that has sat out for more than X number of minutes.
The super markets throw away large amounts of food that are past date or are no longer appealing. The farmers themselves dispose of that which is too bruised or blemished to fetch good prices. These are but some examples of flagrant waste and I'm sure that you can think of many more. I'm not familiar with what is done in other countries but I suspect that we're not alone in all of this.
There could be all sorts of redistribution figured out.
Of course there are the farm lands themselves. We know that the weather patterns are changing. What would be wrong with creating pipelines that could carry water from known flood areas to arid or potential drought areas? It would allow for a whole lot more food to be grown.
In the meantime, countries could better educate their people on the practicality of smaller families. People could make their own family size choices instead of having it made for them by way of GMO foods, wars, vaccines and many of the other methods being covertly used now to limit populations.
How come killing people seems to be the only solution that gets offered?