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Bill Ryan
1st July 2016, 21:03
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdnxPVwxK5A
Published by Adapt 2030, 29 June, 2016

David DuByne, from Adapt 2030 (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-5dIHmtQzHIdNCs7-bEdCA) (who presents, as scientifically as possible, evidence that we're heading rapidly into a mini ice age) says that this is the most important video he's ever made.

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(YouTube text, slightly edited)

FEMA representatives have stated on record that food shortages will begin by 2020 and food prices will rise by 400%. This summary was from the larger Food Chain Reaction Global Food Security Group Workshop.

The findings were startling. All governments across the planet know the Grand Solar Minimum is arriving, and they held this exercise to discover the ramifications for our global food yields and delivery systems. Losses and chaos were the outcomes.

References (all these are important):


http://zerohedge.com/news/2016-06-27/european-banks-crash-worst-2-day-loss-ever-default-risk-soars



http://zerohedge.com/news/2016-06-27/its-fking-bloodbath-european-banking-stocks-collapse-uk-default-risk-spikes



Food Chain Reaction Story: http://motherboard.vice.com/read/fema-contractor-predicts-social-unrest-caused-by-395-food-price-spikes
http://foodchainreaction.org/index.php/game



Center for American Progress will host a panel discussion on The National Security Implications of Climate Change and Food Security: http://foodchainreaction.org/index.php/2016/06/22/webcast-the-national-security-implications-of-climate-change-and-food-security



Findings: http://foodchainreaction.org/index.php/game/findings
http://foodchainreaction.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Findings-Report.pdf



Exact Locations and Losses: http://foodchainreaction.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Technical-Report.pdf



US Money Base: http://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/BASE



Deagel 2025: http://deagel.com/country/forecast.aspx
http://deagel.com/country (http://deagel.com/country)

Rollo
1st July 2016, 21:32
In 5:59 in to the video he is telling that highlighted text reads "Grain Shocks" but when you stop the video you can see that it reads "Grain Stocks".
That element makes this information suspicious.

Michelle Marie
1st July 2016, 22:00
Interesting how this is put out by FEMA and "world government". Predicting or creating?

Hunger Games? I did not see it, just aware of how media is used.

Vision the highest.

IP laws? The solution involves having a global government?

Many questions, but focused on sustainable solutions -- including FREE minds.

No victimhood. No fear. Just awareness.

Thanks!
MM

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In 5:59 in to the video he is telling that highlighted text reads "Grain Shocks" but when you stop the video you can see that it reads "Grain Stocks".
That element makes this information suspicious.

Amen.

Great test for discernment.

Bill Ryan
1st July 2016, 22:03
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The same study is referenced in this shorter video from Next News Network:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S540tbrXlF4

Bill Ryan
1st July 2016, 22:07
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Here's the detailed article on http://motherboard.vice.com/read/fema-contractor-predicts-social-unrest-caused-by-395-food-price-spikes. It may be worth reading carefully.

FEMA Contractor Predicts 'Social Unrest' Caused by 395% Food Price Spikes

The US national security industry is planning for the impact of an unprecedented global food crisis lasting as long as a decade, according to reports by a government contractor.

The studies (http://foodchainreaction.org/index.php/game/findings/) published by CNA Corporation in December 2015, unreported until now, describe a detailed simulation of a protracted global food crisis from 2020 to 2030.

The simulation, titled ‘Food Chain Reaction’, was a desktop gaming exercise involving the participation of 65 officials from the US, Europe, Africa, India, Brazil, and key multilateral and intergovernmental institutions.

The scenario (http://foodchainreaction.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Findings-Report.pdf) for the ‘Food Chain Reaction’ simulation was created by experts brought in from the State Department, the World Bank, and agribusiness giant Cargill, along with independent specialists. CNA Corp’s Institute for Public Research, which ran the simulation, primarily provides scientific research services for the Department of Homeland Security and the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Held from November 9-10 in 2015, the “game” attempted to simulate a plausible global food crisis triggered by “food price and supply swings amidst burgeoning population growth, rapid urbanization, severe weather events, and social unrest.”

By 2024, the scenario saw global food prices spike by as much as 395 percent due to prolonged crop failures in key food basket regions, driven largely by climate change, oil price spikes, and confused responses from the international community.

“Disruptions affected developed and developing countries alike, creating political and economic instability, and contributing to social unrest in certain areas,” the project’s technical report (http://foodchainreaction.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Technical-Report.pdf) states.

The report notes that at the end of the simulation, the teams highlighted the important role of “extreme weather events” and “food insecurity” in exacerbating “instances of significant internal and external migration and social unrest.” These, in turn, greatly “contribute to conflict.”

National security

Although the scenario was not produced as a forecast, it was designed to provide a plausible framework to test the resilience of the national security system from the perspective of the US government, private industry, and civil society.

CNA Corporation is a government contractor established in 1942 to provide scientific research for the US Navy and Marine Corps. Its CEO, Dr. Katherine A. W. McGrady, is a scientific analyst to the US military’s Chief of Naval Operations and the Vice Chief of Naval Operations.

Four different organisations commissioned CNA Corp to conduct the exercise: the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), the Center for American Progress, giant food corporation Cargill, which controls a quarter of US grain exports, and Mars Inc., the global sweet manufacturer.

One outcome was a panel hosted on Tuesday by the Center for American Progress on ‘The National Security implications of Climate Change and Food Security’, featuring Nancy Stetson, the US State Department’s Special Representative for Global Food Security.

From crop failure to system failure

The game begins in 2020 with a reasonably healthy global economy and oil prices that have now rebounded to $75 a barrel. Food prices climb steadily due to “weather-related disruptions to agricultural production,” affecting South and Southeast Asia, Australia, and North America. Global crop production falls 1 percent short of expectations leading to decreases in stock and further modest price increases.

Things get really rough after 2023 due to serious droughts and heatwaves in China, India, Russia, and Ukraine, coinciding with oil prices that rapidly increase to above $100 a barrel.

By 2024, heat and drought hit the European Union, Russia, and Ukraine, while subsiding elsewhere, triggering a food price spike “reaching 395 percent of long-term averages,” and a global economic slowdown.

By 2027, these conditions begin to calm only because an economic slump has diminished demand, while high prices stimulate food production. A respite from weather-related disruptions allows food stocks to be re-built, and prices then come down gradually.

The game closes with an optimistic scenario of food prices dropping from 395 to 141 percent of long-term averages and a recovering global economy.

Part of that optimistic scenario involves fortuitously massive Band Aid-style worldwide donations to the UN’s World Food Programme, which thankfully “leave the world well prepared to handle the catastrophe in areas humanitarian groups can reach.”

Stranger things have certainly happened. This is not, though, the kind of thing one expects a crack team of handpicked food crisis planners to be hinging their hopes on.

On the other hand, some simulations that have explored business-as-usual scenarios for a global food crisis—such as a complex model (https://medium.com/insurge-intelligence/uk-government-backed-scientific-model-flags-risk-of-civilisation-s-collapse-by-2040-4d121e455997#.werxx892w) created by Anglia Ruskin University’s Global Sustainability Institute with funding from the British Foreign Office—forecast that current trends could result in a wholesale collapse of industrial civilization.

The role of Cargill and Mars Inc. in sponsoring the exercise could explain why the project failed to address the deep-seated problems of the prevailing industrial food system. Let’s just hope that CNA Corporation’s main backer—the US government—doesn’t simply wait for a climate-driven food crisis to kick in. That would leave FEMA little choice but to invoke draconian emergency measures to maintain national order amidst hunger and anger.

Savannah
1st July 2016, 22:30
BY GERALD E. MARSH

http://www.winningreen.com/site/epage/59549_621.htm


CHICAGO — Contrary to the conventional wisdom of the day, the real danger facing humanity is not global warming, but more likely the coming of a new Ice Age.

What we live in now is known as an interglacial, a relatively brief period between long ice ages. Unfortunately for us, most interglacial periods last only about ten thousand years, and that is how long it has been since the last Ice Age ended.

How much longer do we have before the ice begins to spread across the Earth’s surface? Less than a hundred years or several hundred? We simply don’t know.

Even if all the temperature increase over the last century is attributable to human activities, the rise has been relatively modest one of a little over one degree Fahrenheit — an increase well within natural variations over the last few thousand years.

While an enduring temperature rise of the same size over the next century would cause humanity to make some changes, it would undoubtedly be within our ability to adapt.

Entering a new ice age, however, would be catastrophic for the continuation of modern civilization.

One has only to look at maps showing the extent of the great ice sheets during the last Ice Age to understand what a return to ice age conditions would mean. Much of Europe and North-America were covered by thick ice, thousands of feet thick in many areas and the world as a whole was much colder.

The last “little” Ice Age started as early as the 14th century when the Baltic Sea froze over followed by unseasonable cold, storms, and a rise in the level of the Caspian Sea. That was followed by the extinction of the Norse settlements in Greenland and the loss of grain cultivation in Iceland. Harvests were even severely reduced in Scandinavia And this was a mere foreshadowing of the miseries to come.

By the mid-17th century, glaciers in the Swiss Alps advanced, wiping out farms and entire villages. In England, the River Thames froze during the winter, and in 1780, New York Harbor froze. Had this continued, history would have been very different. Luckily, the decrease in solar activity that caused the Little Ice Age ended and the result was the continued flowering of modern civilization.

There were very few Ice Ages until about 2.75 million years ago when Earth’s climate entered an unusual period of instability. Starting about a million years ago cycles of ice ages lasting about 100,000 years, separated by relatively short interglacial perioods, like the one we are now living in became the rule. Before the onset of the Ice Ages, and for most of the Earth’s history, it was far warmer than it is today.

Indeed, the Sun has been getting brighter over the whole history of the Earth and large land plants have flourished. Both of these had the effect of dropping carbon dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere to the lowest level in Earth’s long history.

Five hundred million years ago, carbon dioxide concentrations were over 13 times current levels; and not until about 20 million years ago did carbon dioxide levels drop to a little less than twice what they are today.

It is possible that moderately increased carbon dioxide concentrations could extend the current interglacial period. But we have not reached the level required yet, nor do we know the optimum level to reach.

So, rather than call for arbitrary limits on carbon dioxide emissions, perhaps the best thing the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and the climatology community in general could do is spend their efforts on determining the optimal range of carbon dioxide needed to extend the current interglacial period indefinitely.

NASA has predicted that the solar cycle peaking in 2022 could be one of the weakest in centuries and should cause a very significant cooling of Earth’s climate. Will this be the trigger that initiates a new Ice Age?

We ought to carefully consider this possibility before we wipe out our current prosperity by spending trillions of dollars to combat a perceived global warming threat that may well prove to be only a will-o-the-wisp.



Gerald Marsh is a retired physicist from the Argonne National Laboratory and a former consultant to the Department of Defense on strategic nuclear technology and policy in the Reagan, Bush, and Clinton Administration. Readers may e-mail him at gemarsh@uchicago.edu

Carmody
1st July 2016, 23:42
Note that Germany, being wise, has compartmentalized and localized their entire power grid and are now in maintenance and improvement mode.

Davidallany
1st July 2016, 23:58
I think that Elon Musk is working on something similar.

ThePythonicCow
2nd July 2016, 01:16
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Here's the detailed article on http://motherboard.vice.com/read/fema-contractor-predicts-social-unrest-caused-by-395-food-price-spikes. It may be worth reading carefully.

FEMA Contractor Predicts 'Social Unrest' Caused by 395% Food Price Spikes

The US national security industry is planning for the impact of an unprecedented global food crisis lasting as long as a decade, according to reports by a government contractor.

The studies (http://foodchainreaction.org/index.php/game/findings/) published by CNA Corporation in December 2015, unreported until now, describe a detailed simulation of a protracted global food crisis from 2020 to 2030.

The simulation, titled ‘Food Chain Reaction’, was a desktop gaming exercise involving the participation of 65 officials from the US, Europe, Africa, India, Brazil, and key multilateral and intergovernmental institutions.

The scenario (http://foodchainreaction.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Findings-Report.pdf) for the ‘Food Chain Reaction’ simulation was created by experts brought in from the State Department, the World Bank, and agribusiness giant Cargill, along with independent specialists. CNA Corp’s Institute for Public Research, which ran the simulation, primarily provides scientific research services for the Department of Homeland Security and the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Held from November 9-10 in 2015, the “game” attempted to simulate a plausible global food crisis triggered by “food price and supply swings amidst burgeoning population growth, rapid urbanization, severe weather events, and social unrest.”
I find the word Predicts in this articles headline to be (all too common) misleading hype.

The contractor chose such a scenario for an exercise, to simulate what might happen If and When.

There is a fundamental difference between a hypothetical scenario, and a prediction.

ThePythonicCow
2nd July 2016, 02:14
Deagel 2025: http://deagel.com/country/forecast.aspx
http://deagel.com/country (http://deagel.com/country)

A few numbers on a spreadsheet, without even the slightest pretense of explanation, justification or source, are worthless.

And the breathless, doom and gloom, speculation that such numbers have incited is worth even less than that (Don't follow these links - they are a total waste of your time: http://allnewspipeline.com/Biggest_Mystery_On_Internet_Solved.php, and http://www.silverdoctors.com/gold/gold-news/military-site-deagel-com-predicts-economic-collapse-and-massive-78-u-s-depopulation/)

ghostrider
2nd July 2016, 02:49
There is a prediction that says by 2020 America will no longer be a super power... I think they going to create chaos and push their dark agenda on all of us...