A tale of things to come?

[arcangel911]

I guess Montsano seeds didn't work out too well in these countries.... hmmm. ;)

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/41062817/ns/business-consumer_news

I found this article disturbing to say the very least. When the countries we rely on for food and money shut their doors to take care of their own.... then what? My crystal ball says that I better start figuring a lot of gardening into my future. (Not that I wasn't already since I ordered my seed catalogs for this year, but I have a feeling I may need a few more.)

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[Urban Survivalist]

Seeds these days are becoming genetic mutations and the people of the Earth will stay hungry and starved due to the manipulation of our food and seed supplies. We are living in times where people will be forced to fend for themselves at some point or rely on the government to be feed. Our future is uncertain and I fear a negative one. Get prepared and start your garden, learn to harvest the non hybrid seeds to re-grow your garden yearly. Through education we can strive and thrive in our future. (My little rant, sorry)

[crossbow]

All part of the long term plan, get the people scared, hungry and relying on the government for everything and you have total controll over them.