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May 7, 2008

Massive Starvation For World Feared Over Myanmar And Chile Catastrophes

By: Sorcha Faal, and as reported to her Western Subscribers (Traducción al Español abajo)

Russia's Ministry of Agriculture and Food Production is warning President Medvedev today that the World faces the ‘immanent’ threat of mass starvation due to the catastrophic cyclone that has destroyed Myanmar’s entire rice crop, and the disastrous volcano that has virtually destroyed the South American country of Chile’s fruit and vegetable producing regions.

Myanmar, the 7^th largest rice producer in the World, is still tallying its dead after this past week’s cyclone [pictured top photo on left], and which has killed over 80,000 of its citizens, but it’s ability to not only feed its own people, but to help alleviate the shortage of the one crop that feeds over half the World’s population is now gone.

In an even further blow to the billions of human beings that rely on rice for their sole daily food, the Nation’s of Malaysia and Bangladesh have joined the growing number of countries banning exports of this vital grain crop over fears of being able to feed their own citizens after the Myanmar catastrophe.

Chile, the Southern Hemisphere’s largest producer of fruits and vegetables, has suffered an equally catastrophic blow to its ability to grow food, and as we can read as reported by the Associated Press News Service:

"The long-dormant Chaiten volcano[pictured 2^nd photo on left] blasted ash 20 miles into the Andean sky Tuesday, forcing thousands of people to evacuate and fouling a huge stretch of South America."

Adding to the Global crisis of food production, these reports continue, have been Kenya’s reporting that nearly 20 percent of its rice crop has been destroyed by disease, the United Nations reporting that the deadly wheat fungus, capable of destroying entire wheat fields, has moved from Africa into the Middle East and the United States reporting that nearly 900,000 acres of their most valuable crop land has been submerged due to massive flooding in their Mississippi River regions.

Australia, one of the World’s top wheat exporters, is also warning that their historic drought is getting worse, and that should rains come, their government is reporting it will take ‘several years’ to restore their farmlands.

The United Nations Food Agency Chief, Jacques Diouf, has further warned that many Nations are in danger of civil wars breaking out due to the growing shortage of food in the World for its starving peoples.

Not just to these disasters, either, are our World’s food supply being threatened as the United States is now reporting that over 36 percent of their Nation’s commercial honey bee hives have died ‘mysteriously’ in the past year, and as we had previously reported on in our March 26, 2008 report titled "Fears Grow Over ‘Catastrophic’ US Biosphere Collapse", and wherein we detailed the shocking loss of plant pollinators in that country.

Further threatening World’s farmers is the astronomical rise in the price of oil-based chemical fertilizers used to grow their crops; and with the United States investment giant Goldman Sachs warning that Global oil prices are heading to $200 this will drive the cost of this most needed commodity out of the reach of all but the most richest of agricultural Nations.

Even in the face of this growing Global crisis, however, their appears to be no concern being voiced by the peoples of the United States, other than to complain to their War Leaders over the prices they are now having to pay for food and fuel. It is as if they have forgotten that their ancestors of last century were some of the World’s most productive farmers, and with just a little of their own effort they could convert their own land to feed themselves and their families.

But, and as the spring planting season draws ever closer to an end, it actually seems beyond these poor people to ever consider doing such a simple task as putting little seeds into the soil to grow. And which provides us with no greater example of how far these once mighty people have, indeed, fallen.

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SE TEME HAMBRE MUNDIAL POR LAS CATASTROFES DE MYANMAR Y CHILE

Por: Sorcha Faal como lo informa a sus suscriptores occidentales.

El Ministerio Ruso de Agricultura y Producción de Alimentos está alertando al Presidente Medvedev el día de hoy que el mundo enfrenta una amenaza "inminente" de hame mundial debido al catastrófico ciclón que ha destruido todo el cultivo de arroz y el desastroso volcán que ha destruido virtualmente las regiones que producen fruta y verduras en Chile en Sudamérica.

Myanmar, el séptimo productor mundial de arroz, todavía está calculando el número de sus muertos después del ciclón de la semana que acaba de pasar (en la foto superior izquierda) y que ha matado a más de 80,000 de sus ciudadanos y también la capacidad de no sólo alimentar a su propio pueblo sino para ayudar a aliviar la escasez de un cultivo que alimenta a más de la mitad de la población mundial se ha ido.

En un golpe más fuerte todavía para los billones de seres humanos que dependen del arroz para su única comida diaria, los países de Malasia y Bangla Desh se han unido a la creciente cantidad de países que están prohibiendo sus exportaciones de este vital grano por temores de no poder alimentar a sus propios ciudadanos después de la catástrofe de Myanmar.

Chile, el mayor productor de fruta y verduras del Hemisferio Sur, ha sufrido un golpe igual de devastador a su capacidad de producir alimento, como lo reporta la Associated Press:

"El volcán Chaiten que se mantenía dormido desde hacia mucho tiempo (segunda foto a la izquierda) lanzó ceniza a una distancia de 20 millas hacia el cielo de los Andes el martes, obligando a miles de personas a evacuar y cubrió de cenizas una enorme faja de la América del Sur."

Añadiéndose a la crisis mundial de producción de alimentos, continúan estos informes, es el hecho de que Kenia está reportando que casi el 20 por ciento de sus cultivos de arroz se ha destruido a causa de enfermedades, y las Naciones Unidas señalan que el mortal hongo del trigo, capaz de destruir campos enteros de trigo, se ha trasladado desde el África hacia el Medio Oriente y los Estados Unidos están señalando que casi 900,000 acres de su más preciada tierra de cultivo se encuentran bajo el agua a causa de la gran inundación de las regiones del río Mississippi.

Australia, uno de los exportadores más importantes del mundo de trigo, también está alertando que su sequía histórica está empeorando, y si llegan las lluvias, su gobierno está informando que tomará "varios años" restaurar sus campos agrícolas.

Jacques Diouf, Jefe de la Agencia de Alimentos de la ONU, también advirtióque muchos países están en peligro del estallido de guerras civiles debido a la cada vez mayor escasez de alimentos en el mundo para sus hambrientos pueblos.

No son sólo éstos desastres, pues es el abastecimiento de alimentos del mundo que está siendo amenazado pues los Estados Unidos están informando que más del 36 por ciento de abejas productoras de miel murieron "misteriosamente" el año pasado, y como lo informamos en nuestro artículo del 26 de marzo, 2008, con el título de "Crecen Temores de un 'Catastrófico' Colapso de la Biosfera Estadounidense" y donde detallamos la impactante pérdida de los polinizadores de las plantas en ese país.

Más amenazante para los agricultores del mundo es el alza astronómica en el precio de los fertilizantes químicos con base en el petróleo que utilizan en sus cultivos y la inversora gigante Estadounidense Goldman Sachs está alertando que los precios del petróleo se dirigen a los $ 200 Dólares que empujarán el costo de esta necesaria mercancía fuera del alcance de todos y hasta de los países más ricos.

Aún de cara a esta creciente crisis global, parece que no hay ninguna preocupación expresada por los pueblos Estadounidenses, más que la de quejarse ante sus jefes guerreros por los precios que ahora están teniendo que pagar por alimentos y combustible. Es como si se hubiesen olvidado de que sus ancestros del siglo pasado fueron los agricultores más productivos y que con sólo un poquito de esfuerzo eran capaces de alimentarse ellos y sus familias con su propia tierra.

Pero, mientras la estación de siembra de la primavera se acerca a su fin, en realidad parece que está más allá de estas gentes la de siquiera considerer hacer una sencilla tarea como la de poner unas cuantas semillas en la tierra para que crezcan. Y esto es solo un pequeño ejemplo de cuan profundo, este otrora poderoso pueblo, ha caído.

Translation to Spanish by: Sister Maru Barraza, Mazatlán, Mexico

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