It’s being reported that there is only about 10 weeks worth of wheat left in storage that can supply the world. So if all wheat production stopped, the world would have about 10 weeks left before it all ran out.

I think that the price of bread is about to go up a lot more than what it already has. Besides that, there are so many other products that contain wheat in them that many other things would be affected as well.

This is why we needed President Trump. Do you know what he would have been doing already? He would have already started getting farmers to grow wheat here in America. When we take care of our own people first, we can take care of others, but Democrats are too dumb and too stubborn to do that.

So what is the world to do to about this? What is America to do? Well, what we should do and and we probably will do are two different things. What the Biden regime will likely do is ship out half of our wheat instead of keeping it to feed our own citizens. That, and he’ll send some to the border for the illegal immigrants to eat instead of us.

But get a load of this. According to The Epoch Times,

Sara Menker, the CEO of agriculture analytics firm Gro Intelligence, told the United Nations Security Council on May 19 that the Russia–Ukraine war “simply added fuel to a fire that was long burning,” saying that it is not the primary cause of the wheat shortage. Ukraine and Russia both produce close to about a third of the world’s wheat.

“I want to start by explicitly saying that the Russia–Ukraine war did not start the food security crisis. It simply added fuel to a fire that was long burning. A crisis we detected tremors from long before the COVID 19 pandemic exposed the fragility of our supply chains,” Menker said, according to a transcript.

“I share this because we believe it’s important for you all to understand that even if the war were to end tomorrow, our food security problem isn’t going away anytime soon without concerted action.”

So if this has been known for at least three years, what has been done about it in all of this time? How are we so well advanced as a civilization, yet we can’t feed everyone?