I disagree.

Because of our Just In Time, well, EVERYTHING is JIT now & has been for a couple decades; there's very little storage / backlog / supply of a lot of stuff.

Stores don't have "back rooms" / warehouses / storage anymore. EVERYTHING is trucked in constantly, as it is sold / used.

Even HOSPITALS - we learned in 2020 - even fucking HOSPITALS switched to JIT for critical medical supplies.

Sure, overall there might be - for example (totally made up as an example) - say there's like 20 million pounds of beef in distributor freezers across the country. Sounds like a lot, doesn't it?

But what if you learned that the nation consumes 40 million pounds of beef every month......suddenly what sounds like a huge amount; 20 million pounds of beef - doesn't seem quite so big a stockpile, does it?

It's my understanding that based on the deliberate hits to the supply chains the past few years - even and definitely including targeting the originating producers / manufacturers themselves - that we are possibly in for rough rides as far as famine / shortages / food supply goes.

IMO: a years' worth of food is the least you should have; that's not a lot if 25% of what I've been reading about the past year comes to fruition......

I would really desperately LOVE to be wrong about this, so by all means I beg you; if I'm wrong, please post sources showing how I'm wrong; how our supply chains are perfect, farms are in full swing with big, beautiful, bountiful harvests, livestock farms are booming and producing like crazy; show me that there's no deliberate shortages of fertilizer, etc. and that I'm wrong. I'd really appreciate it because you will save me shit piles of heartache, worry, anxiety and money.

Just like with the vaxx being poison; I'd positively LOVE to be wrong on thinking we're in for serious shortages with our food supply, to say it lightly.

ETA:

I do, in fact, completely and totally agree with the tweet posted by OP; we DO have nothing but abundance and ALL scarcity is 1,000,000 being maliciously & intentionally fabricated by satanic psychopaths.

Or as I'm even more fond of saying;

Our liberties aren't dying; They're being killed by people with names and addresses.

I disagree.

Because of our Just In Time, well, EVERYTHING is JIT now & has been for a couple decades; there's very little storage / backlog / supply of a lot of stuff.

Stores don't have "back rooms" / warehouses / storage anymore. EVERYTHING is trucked in constantly, as it is sold / used.

Even HOSPITALS - we learned in 2020 - even fucking HOSPITALS switched to JIT for critical medical supplies.

Sure, overall there might be - for example (totally made up as an example) - say there's like 20 million pounds of beef in distributor freezers across the country. Sounds like a lot, doesn't it?

But what if you learned that the nation consumes 40 million pounds of beef every month......suddenly what sounds like a huge amount; 20 million pounds of beef - doesn't seem quite so big a stockpile, does it?

It's my understanding that based on the deliberate hits to the supply chains the past few years - even and definitely including targeting the originating producers / manufacturers themselves - that we are possibly in for rough rides as far as famine / shortages / food supply goes.

IMO: a years' worth of food is the least you should have; that's not a lot if 25% of what I've been reading about the past year comes to fruition......

I would really desperately LOVE to be wrong about this, so by all means I beg you; if I'm wrong, please post sources showing how I'm wrong; how our supply chains are perfect, farms are in full swing with big, beautiful, bountiful harvests, livestock farms are booming and producing like crazy; show me that there's no deliberate shortages of fertilizer, etc. and that I'm wrong. I'd really appreciate it because you will save me shit piles of heartache, worry, anxiety and money.

Just like with the vaxx being poison; I'd positively LOVE to be wrong on thinking we're in for serious shortages with our food supply, to say it lightly.

I disagree.

Because of our Just In Time, well, EVERYTHING is JIT now & has been for a couple decades; there's very little storage / backlog / supply of a lot of stuff.

Stores don't have "back rooms" / warehouses / storage anymore. EVERYTHING is trucked in constantly, as it is sold / used.

Even HOSPITALS - we learned in 2020 - even fucking HOSPITALS switched to JIT for critical medical supplies.

Sure, overall there might be - for example (totally made up as an example) - say there's like 20 million pounds of beef in distributor freezers across the country. Sounds like a lot, doesn't it?

But what if you learned that the nation consumes 40 million pounds of beef every month......suddenly what sounds like a huge amount; 20 million pounds of beef - doesn't seem quite so big a stockpile, does it?

It's my understanding that based on the deliberate hits to the supply chains the past few years - even and definitely including targeting the originating producers / manufacturers themselves - that we are possibly in for rough rides as far as famine / shortages / food supply goes.

IMO: a years' worth of food is the least you should have; that's not a lot if 25% of what I've been reading about the past year comes to fruition......

I would really desperately LOVE to be wrong about this, so by all means I beg you; if I'm wrong, please post sources showing how I'm wrong; how our supply chains are perfect, farms are in full swing, there's no deliberate shortages of fertilizer, etc. and I'm wrong.

Just like with the vaxx being poison; I'd positively LOVE to be wrong on thinking we're in for serious shortages with our food supply, to say it lightly.