Is Britain Food-Resilient?
In a new video, I offer some thoughts on a recent report handed to the Government on the degree to which the United Kingdom is prepared for “shocks” to the food supply.
A link to the full report:
https://nationalpreparednesscommission.uk/publications/just-in-case-7-steps-to-narrow-the-uk-civil-food-resilience-gap/
This comes hot on the heels of Dr. Mike Betz appearing in our timelines. The academic who studies civil war and predicts civil war in the Yookay within five years. Indeed, says in some respects it’s already started,
One of my erstwhile colleague’s wife ran one of these “community” urban farms in south London for about five years. It was regularly trashed by New Britons, scholars, doctors & engineers. By regular, I mean more than once a year apparently. She says it descended into nothing but a vanity project, producing near nothing, eventually closing.
She used to be a fully paid up Guardian reading shitlib. She’d literally say “Diversity is our strength” to you in real life - unironically. However, say that to her today and she’d spit in your face.
My ex-colleague and his missus moved from fashionable Dulwich to a village in Somerset where she has a little market garden and flogs veg and eggs by the side of the road; until, she says “… the tide of shit reaches us here”.
Bread lines and mass immigration should go together well