Things are getting slim picking. They’re only going to get slimmer. The truck they expected this morning never arrived. Even when they do, it’s not a full load as usual. So while we are in a panic over the COVID-19 our stores are seeing the consequences of a poor harvest. Now the farmers can’t get the usual help they need because most of their assistance is from Central America. As in Honduras, El Salvador, and the rest of the countries down that way. Including Mexico. You still want that wall. You better get out there and start working for your food. That’s not even a joke people.
This is an excellent quick read. If you don’t have ADHD, it’s a quick read. I started this book before Thanksgiving so between the holidays and every day crazy train I finally finished it. Of course, I made notes in each chapter about my thoughts. We’ll see if this helped compared to the chapter-by-chapter review we did on The New Confessions Of An Economic Hit Man by John Perkins. Throughout the book, General Butler covers the ins and outs of war. He looks at the financial cost and the human cost. He starts out by explaining how the military-industrial complex was formed. Which I do think is critical. Most people in America don’t understand what the military-industrial complex is. Never mind how it is used. I am not going into detail here just read The New Confessions Of An Economic Hit Man. You will understand the order in which things unfold. The minority of Americans know who profits from war and who doesn’t. General Butler covers that as well. You will notice I said ‘m...
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