The US struck water plants in Southern Iran. As forewarned, Iran retaliated.
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8 responses to “No Water for Kuwait”
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Just more FAFO downstream of the FUSA being induced to do israel’s bidding.
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Iran,now do isreal.
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Iran is trying to carefully punish Arabs that attack Iran or support American attacks on Iran.
Carefully as in under Shia Islam. Under Shia attacker that stops is not attacked. The other Arabs know this. That way Kuwait has a chance to quietly chat with Iran about faux support for America-Israel (since we voted to become one, working on final approvals) attacks against Iran.
Israel is stilling back letting their American slave military do all the Iran attacks.
After the Arabs are subdued enough to cripple American efforts, I suspect Israel will get the attentions of an angry Iran.
Like Russia, Iran has to keep their efforts against America-Israel UNDER the Nuclear Provocation level.
That’s why in my opinion that Iran hasn’t taken the many chances we’ve given them to blast a US Navy ship out of the water. Remember the “Suicidal” American DDG fast run in and flee when Iran shot across their bows event?
I’m praying that Trump doesn’t try to land troops on Iran. Iwo Jima comes to mind, not in a good way.
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I hope they have saved enough to handle Israel too.
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Michael Yon is forecasting world famine. His forecast seems plausible. Food warehouses and distribution sites have been mysteriously burning over the last few years. With Hormuz closed no fertilizer is provided. Transportation systems are being destroyed. Lack of fuel spells supply chain interruptions, or worse.
How many people can actually feed themselves, even in America? I don’t mean going to the grocery store. I mean growing and/or catching or killing and then preparing their own food?
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SNIP Roth asks an excellent question:
“How many people can actually feed themselves, even in America? I don’t mean going to the grocery store. I mean growing and/or catching or killing and then preparing their own food?”
My friends and I have been working on a working farming group for years. We have decent soil that we’ve been improving with cover cropping and such. Decent amount of rain falls during the growing season.
It’s a tough learning curve, just throwing seeds into the dirt doesn’t do well.
As all of us work for a living, even the semi-retired folks in my MAG we have determined we could scale up to full food production including milk, cheese, butter, lard and so on. With a little extra for trade.
BUT it would be mostly a full time job.
There is a good reason so many farmers and ranchers I’ve known have a “real job” to pay the bills and keep the farm going.
As many folks realize without massive amounts of oil in the forms of diesel, fertilizer, pesticides “modern farming fails.
Old school mixed farming fed a lot smaller population than America has today.
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Farming is work. 7 days a week.
Find a good source for seeds. Many of my “fresh” seeds purchased this year were very poor germinators.
Buy fertilizer and compost your garbage.
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Great comment David. Farming IS work, even a backyard garden supplying veggies and fruit is hard work if you are freeze-drying and canning.
Re: seeds. Absolutely on target. This season has been THE worst for seeds germinating. Interesting find with some of the smaller packs of seeds: they are mismarked. What I thought were cherry reds were actually grape tomatoes. I have found this quite often. What else are they doing with the seeds? You work so hard on growing food to have it be the wrong crop. Stinks.
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