Famine is easy to solve, “hidden arbitrary decisions by a few” is not
Latimer Alder @latimeralder Climatistas say that we are all starving because of climate change over the past 60 years.
But the United Nations stats say the opposite. We are not starving. We have MORE food overall..and more food per person than humanity has ever known. Don’t let the Climatistas mislead you https://pic.x.com/sw3glqs7lq
Replying to @latimeralder
You are right, but “inequity” is rampant, where a very few millions make decisions affecting 8.1 Billion. And there is no recourse, no monitor that matters. Some UN work is good, but it does not monitor itself. And will not act openly when it needs to.
They told me to do it for Africa, but I designed it for the whole world and all things. FEWS is a failure because it does not address those responsible for most “famines”. It could change quite a few “unsolvable problems”.
In the 26 years of the Internet Foundation, I have found many fake cries for help, because it gets to be an easy way to rake in money. Now any hurricane, flood, pandemic, disease, war, earthquake permits massive fund raising and no “monitor that matters”.
Often it is a kids game, “don’t step over that border, no matter what is happening”.
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