Isn't Monsanto the topic of about 90 billion different conspiracy theories?
So I'm assuming now the tactics that would be employed would be to create a mostly farming based economy, with all the companies that operate in that sector staying put to keep your people in work.
You're operating on the idea that people outside of your nation would still buy products from these companies. Is that a realistic expectation?
I just can't see a nation possibly sustain itself with zero allies, no trade and powerful enemies everywhere.
I don't think that likely.
Let's break down those big companies you speak of.
Big companies in the red midwest...
Archer Daniels Midland. Cargill. John Deere. Pioneer. Monsanto.
What do they all have in common?
I'm guessing they all relate to farming.
Isn't Monsanto the topic of about 90 billion different conspiracy theories?
So I'm assuming now the tactics that would be employed would be to create a mostly farming based economy, with all the companies that operate in that sector staying put to keep your people in work.
You're operating on the idea that people outside of your nation would still buy products from these companies. Is that a realistic expectation?
I just can't see a nation possibly sustain itself with zero allies, no trade and powerful enemies everywhere.
Yes.
In terms kcals/acre/year, if you get Iowa, Nebraska, and Kansas alone to stop farming for two years, a billion people die.
What makes you think the opposition cares?
This is something I've never quite understood from the rest of the right. You think they would let you win to avoid mass death? I don't.
They'll give all the food to women and finally get their 90/10 dream!
Personal conspiracy theories aside, wouldn't the elite want depopulation?
I never said anything to suggest they did.
I'm just observing who has what hard assets of value.