TREATING COVID-19: IT'S ZINC & SELENIUM FOR THE WIN!!!

Two and a half years into this and they don't know yet. They should have known within the first two months. Fire them all. https://t.co/44fNLEmnKX    pic.twitter.com/Jqd5tszthz

— DCGreenZone1 (@DCGreenZone) July 21, 2022

TANKS ON THE STREETS OF CHINA. HERNAN BRANCH OF THE BANK OF CHINA DECLARES PEOPLE'S SAVINGS IS NOW INVESTMENT PRODUCTS & CAN'T BE WITHDRAWN

🚨🚨🚨🚨Breaking news🚨🚨🚨🚨

Tanks are being put on the streets in China to protect the banks.

This is because the Henan branch of the Bank of China declaring that people's savings in their branch are now 'investment products' and can't be withdrawn.

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— Wall Street Silver (@WallStreetSilv) July 20, 2022

APE WOMAN, JANE GOODALL WANTS TO DEPOPULATE THE GLOBE . . . FOR HER AND HER PLANET OF THE APES

Thanos rhymes with Davos  #Ungovernable    https://t.co/kxELWYDyXg

— Tom Luongo (#2ndAmendmentAir) (@TFL1728) July 19, 2022

Though I never saw the movie, the clip that is dispersed into the clip above comes from the 2018 movie, Avengers: Infinity War.  The main character, Thanos, is talking to Dr. Strange. It's clear to me that the group that faces extinction is the European elite families. Oh, they'll have their money, but there are no ethnic Europeans to speak of. European countries have been run over by immigrants.  Gonzalo Lira gave the best take on the troubles of Europe.  Forget about its financial troubles; that's already underway to dissolve that continent.  

 

You're Watching the Demolition of the U.S. Military in Real Time

And yet Obama/Biden want us involved in a two-front war with Russia and China. It's almost like they are vandals intent on destroying the US or something?

I wonder who could have that agenda? @WEF #DAVOS https://t.co/NuaO8nafP8

— Tom Luongo (#2ndAmendmentAir) (@TFL1728) July 20, 2022

Water demand increased 600% over the past century. Agricultural needs represent 70% of water demand.

Thanks to Martin Armstrong at Armstrong Economics. 

A new study by the University of Colorado Boulder published on "One Earth" cites water scarcity as the top threat to food security in the next 20 years. “Multiple events occurring at the same time compound the problem,” the study noted, citing droughts, floods, heat waves, pest outbreaks, diseases, and financial and political conflicts. Over 50% of those experiencing food insecurity live in conflict regions, and increasing political instability and civil unrest will cause this figure to rise. Various agencies such as the World Bank and United Nations have cited that food insecurity reached record levels in 2021 and has increased in 2022. However, one aspect that is not often discussed is water.

Humans can survive longer without food than water. Without water, there are no crops or cattle. Other studies point to increasing global demand for water as well. A 2019 study, "Reassessing the projections of the World Water Development Report," found that water demand increased 600% over the past century.

“Global water demand for all uses, presently about 4,600 km3 per year, will increase by 20% to 30% by 2050, up to 5,500 to 6,000 km3 per year. Global water demand for agriculture will increase by 60% by 2025. By 2050 the global population will increase to between 9.4 to 10.2 billion people, an increment of 22% to 32%.”

Agricultural needs represent 70% of water demand. The poorest nations often have less access to clean water, and these are the same areas where the population is expected to rise. The aforementioned study also states that food demand will increase by 60% by 2050.

Our model projected entering another "grand minimum," which overtook the sun beginning in 2020 and will last through the 2050s. This will result in diminished magnetism, infrequent sunspot production, and less ultraviolet (UV) radiation reaching Earth. We are facing a global cooling period on the planet that may span 31 to 43 years. It is interesting that these studies are pointing to 2050 as the point where water will become extremely scarce as it aligns with our models’ projection for the weather as we will then enter a new sunspot cycle.