>>/43978/ Preparing For A Global War But NOT Preparing To Win? Hmmmmm.... The entity in Washington that calls itself the government seems to be hell-bent on war with Russia-China-Iran, deliberately placing itself on a collision course that can only lead to World War III. And if World War II was exponentially more bloody and deadly than World War I, we should assume that World War III will be exponentially more bloody and deadly than World War II. And yet this entity in Washington is not acting like a government preparing for what would be the biggest, nastiest, most devastating war in the history of mankind, involving all manner of weapons, conventional and non-conventional, of mass destruction. We are not talking about Iraq under Saddam Hussein, or Afghanistan under the Taliban. This entity in Washington is poking a bear that has the world’s largest and most sophisticated nuclear arsenal on the one hand (Russia) and the world’s largest standing army (China) on the other. Our enemies, Russia and China, are stockpiling wheat and petroleum in preparation for war. But the US is selling off its wheat and petroleum. In fact, the US exported a record amount of wheat in September. Why? Even more shocking, the top three recipients of U.S. wheat last year were Mexico, Philippines and China. That trend has continued into 2022 despite the fact that China is siding with Russia against the U.S.-NATO in a major realignment of nations. World War III will be fought to determine who gets to call the shots in the new world order. You can see which nations are receiving the bulk of U.S. wheat in the graph below. Most of them make sense, but why is China number 3? China is the economic leader of a growing coalition of nations that would like to see the U.S. knocked off its perch as the world’s policeman and the U.S. dollar replaced as the world’s reserve currency. According to Christian Westbrook, who has been closely following world grain movements for years and runs the Ice Age Farmer YouTube channel, there is no longer any strategic grain reserve in the U.S. https://archive.ph/AyyzC