Chris Martenson
I’ve been telling people to “plant a garden” in my daily videos. There’s a specific sound reason for this.
You may have heard about the lack of workers to plant and harvest produce, and we’ve read about the shuttering of meat packing plants.
But are you also aware of the ominous rumblings of an increasing number of nations that are making preparations for the possible coming loss of food imports? National ‘food hoarding’ is now popping up on my radar screen.
I just received information that stunned me on the scale and speed with what’s coming, which I’ll share here in this report.
It means we all have to be ready for…. (Enroll now to continue reading)
The Next Brewing Crisis
PREVIEWI’ve been telling people to “plant a garden” in my daily videos. There’s a specific sound reason for this.
You may have heard about the lack of workers to plant and harvest produce, and we’ve read about the shuttering of meat packing plants.
But are you also aware of the ominous rumblings of an increasing number of nations that are making preparations for the possible coming loss of food imports? National ‘food hoarding’ is now popping up on my radar screen.
I just received information that stunned me on the scale and speed with what’s coming, which I’ll share here in this report.
It means we all have to be ready for…. (Enroll now to continue reading)
If covid-19 is indeed hastening the permanent disruption of the status quo, what will life in a post-coronavirus world look like?
In a prognosticating session building on last week’s Economic Shockwaves roundtable, John Rubino, Charles Hugh Smith and I — also joined by Chris Martenson this time — discuss the myriad ways in the future may be permanently altered by the disruptions happening right now.
How will the economy, fiat currencies, jobs & the nature of work, as well as our general lifestyle, be forced to evolve? What new solutions will be required and what shape with they take?
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If covid-19 is indeed hastening the permanent disruption of the status quo, what will life in a post-coronavirus world look like?
In a prognosticating session building on last week’s Economic Shockwaves roundtable, John Rubino, Charles Hugh Smith and I — also joined by Chris Martenson this time — discuss the myriad ways in the future may be permanently altered by the disruptions happening right now.
How will the economy, fiat currencies, jobs & the nature of work, as well as our general lifestyle, be forced to evolve? What new solutions will be required and what shape with they take?
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