Anons,

I think we are looking at a massive shock to our food supply. The midwest is enduring a lot of very wet conditions. This is bad from the stand point of delays to planting and stress for farmers. However, the trials against Monsanto's flagship herbicide (glyphosate based Round-up) are proceeding and I think the public is slowly awakening to the fact that Round-up is vastly more dangerous than Monsanto ever let us know AND we are about to find out how many of our foods contain high amounts (leading very quickly to consumer demands for "clean" products as well as rejection of conventionally grown crops). In short the availability as well as demand for GMO corn and soy will decline, I believe..MASSIVELY. I like the advice contained in this story: Grow what you can. If you live in an agricultural region as I do, get to know some farmers who use sustainable (non-GMO crops and feed) and organic methods. I've even found a service that delivers from local farmers. https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-05-09/food-crisis-here-trouble-farmers-corn-belt

>>6476161

I guess at one time I would have been one of those evangelicals. I'd like to point out a few things. The Bible seems to mention Jews and "Synagogue of Satan" (people who say they are Jews but aren't). I've known a lot of people from a Jewish background. Some became Christians (Messianic Jews). When I was going to church regularly there were certain "control systems" in place. One was the tithe. 10% of all your money to the church. Not bad to give AT ALL. However, the idea was subtly communicated that bad things would happen to you if you didn't and good things would happen if you did. God loves a cheerful giver, not a manipulated on. Second, regarding the Jews. A similar mental control method was used. As a believer and follower of Jesus I hope to be an example of the Gospel to everyone I meet, including Jews. Jesus was a Jew, sharing the truth about Him to Jews is honorable. The problem: I think many of us got the idea that we had to "bless" Jews and earthly Jerusalem in order to be "blessed" ourselves. Again, not supporting Israel or Jews with love and respect but out of a manipulative thought process that equated support for the earthly state of Israel with obtaining favor and blessing from God. I have many times, stated that I'd rather live in Israel than any other Mideast state, especially as a Christian. However, any natural country has faults/issues and we don't do anyone any favors by "slavishly" failing to see that because we are afraid that not endorsing everything about Israel will get us knocked out of God's favor. Q has said that "they" want us divided. I agree.

>>6476288

To clarify. I think that "they" are dividing us by provoking unjustified hatred of Jews, not to be confused with legitimate concerns about the behavior of some people who have falsely claimed to be Jews or appropriate concerns about the behavior of the state of Israel.

>>6476328

That's true. However, I don't want to eat that GMO corn, either. Of course you are correct, though. How does harvesting crops to BURN, make any sense at all.