FEMA simulation warns unstable food supply may cause 395% spike in food prices across America

The globalist powers are planning for a real-life Hunger Games scenario in the next 15–20 years, according to new reports. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) says food prices are likely to quadruple all across the U.S. between 2020 and 2030, and that many people could end up having to fight for their survival during this unprecedented food crisis. The bad news was unveiled at a meeting held back in November, where representatives from the State Department, the World Bank and agribusiness...

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London grocery stores prepare to sell Fukushima rice despite health concerns over radiated food

Rice grown in the zone surrounding the still-radioactive Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant will now be sold in London grocery stores, the European Union (EU) announced in late June. In March 2011, the Fukushima plant suffered multiple meltdowns after being struck by a massive earthquake and tsunami. It was the worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl in 1986, and only the second nuclear accident to receive the highest possible rating on the International Nuclear Event Scale. The explosions...

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FDA crushes patient access to nutritious medical foods that help prevent and reverse disease

The most oppressive force when it comes to standing between Americans who want to make many of their own decisions about their health, and nutritional intake, isn't Big Pharma or the medical establishment. Believe it or not, it's the federal government. In particular, it is the various federal government bureaucracies and agencies, whose nanny-state tendencies prevent thinking, thoughtful, free people from making up their own minds about what to put into their own bodies. One of the most onerous...

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Philadelphia aims to raise $91M for 'fighting poverty' by imposing sugary drink tax on low-income consumers

In Philadelphia, the price of most beverages is about to go up. Cashing in on the city's sugar addiction, the Philadelphia city council just passed a new law taxing all sugary drinks 1.5 cents per ounce. This new levy will affect all canned, bottled and fountain sugary drinks. According to the city council, it's all part of Philadelphia's strategy for "fighting poverty." The bureaucracy's goal is to raise 91 million dollars annually. And 91 million dollars will be an easy goal to reach. Most consumers...

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