>>5940424 (lb)

>>5940364

>US production is terrible right now

And it's not going to get better anytime soon. This flooding is going to impact this country in many ways. Where are the tens of millions of illegal aliens employed by big ag going to go? Who's going to feed them, house them, doctor them. We're going to have a displaced persons crisis as these invaders are forced into the cities and towns across America. The added burden on already strapped social services in a nation running deficits is going to force some changes.

It might be an opportunity. "Never let a crisis go to waste". Maybe this will be the chance to force the citizenship question for services/drivers licenses/HUD etc. When denied everything, many will have to self deport. We can help them with that.

https://www.noaa.gov/media-release/spring-outlook-historic-widespread-flooding-to-continue-through-may

https://thewashingtonstandard.com/government-warns-of-historic-widespread-flooding-through-may-food-prices-to-skyrocket-as-1000s-of-farms-are-destroyed/

>>5940966

I've been wondering for a while now what was the bet she lost?

>>5941008

>>5940982

>>5931097

>Reflection inside the castle… White House.

>Mirror reflection inside the castle.

TiVo. Hmmm.

I'm no tech nerd, but if the TiVo was configured to intercept communications and conversations would it be possible to find where those intercepts were going?

>>5941156

>Government gonna have to ban Roundup and “poof” there goes food production

That won't work. A ban will have to be phased in as so much of the seed stock is GMO "Roundup ready". Many, if not most big ag farms do not till the soil at all anymore. The norm is to direct drill in stubble and spray, spray, spray. They have largely scrapped their tillage equipment so plowing, harrowing, and cultivation will have to be re-introduced, it will take years to grow enough "conventional" (non GMO) seeds to supply demand.

This might not be a "sky is falling" event to some, but it's a genuine and imminent problem.

t. farmfag

>>5941436

>>5941292

>>5941203

>They are trying to pass red flag gun laws and Q & POTUS don't say a peep about it?

>>5941491

An anon explained this yesterday. Congress/POTUS pass red flag laws. Congress/POTUS have SCOTUS majority which finds it unconstitutional. Congress/SCOTUS can say "We Tried" for optics. Boom, 2020 win.