Tom Gardner still hasn't answered the question. There are large
stockpiles
of grain available. If there is famine as he claims then why are the
capitalists not making the grain available to the starving?

"V-for-Vendicar" <Justice@ExecuteTheBushTraitor.com> wrote
Tom Gardner still hasn't answered the question. There are large
stockpiles
of grain available. If there is famine as he claims then why are the
capitalists not making the grain available to the starving?

"V-for-Vendicar" <Justice@ExecuteTheBushTraitor.com> wrote
Tom Gardner still hasn't answered the question. There are large
stockpiles
of grain available. If there is famine as he claims then why are the
capitalists not making the grain available to the starving?

"V-for-Vendicar" <Justice@ExecuteTheBushTraitor.com> wrote
Tom Gardner still hasn't answered the question. There are large
stockpiles
of grain available. If there is famine as he claims then why are the
capitalists not making the grain available to the starving?
Because its a free global market, prices have risen. Those with the

V-for-Vendicar wrote:
"V-for-Vendicar" <Justice@ExecuteTheBushTraitor.com> wrote
Tom Gardner still hasn't answered the question. There are large
stockpiles
of grain available. If there is famine as he claims then why are the
capitalists not making the grain available to the starving?

Because its a free global market, prices have risen. Those with the
money see more profit now in holding commodities rather than stock.

Since Roman times, governments have seen food riots cause revolution.
Thus those with the means buy up available commodities to ensure that
their own populations will not riot. Course, those that dont have the
money, as we see, have the riots instead.

People are starving in large part because Christian charities fed the
starving babies, but never also provided birth control. Thus,
populations have risen to the point where their own tribal ecosystems
will no longer support the numbers.

Aristotle said to resist the temptation to do charity because it creates
what we now call a 'dependency syndrome'. Rather, he said to conserve
your resources so that when the day came that you met another who could
become an independent, productive, sentient being, you have the assets
to be of assistance. The world would now be in vastly better shape if
people were Aristotelean rather than Christian.

How much grain have YOU bought and given to the starving?

 "V-for-Vendicar" <Just...@ExecuteTheBushTraitor.com> wrote



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stockpiles
of grain available.  If there is famine as he claims then why are the
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Since Roman times, governments have seen food riots cause revolution.

People are starving in large part because Christian charities fed the
starving babies, but never also provided birth control.

Thus, populations have risen to the point where their own tribal
ecosystems will no longer support the numbers.

Aristotle said to resist the temptation to do charity because it creates
what we now call a 'dependency syndrome'. Rather, he said to conserve your
resources so that when the day came that you met another who could become
an independent, productive, sentient being, you have the assets to be of
assistance. The world would now be in vastly better shape if people were
Aristotelean rather than Christian.

They've been starving ever since my Father turned on the TV in 1962.

The IPCC are not capitalists.