Friday, March 29, 2019
100 years late
Via alJazeera:
They have vegetables, fish and even rabbits to eat and distribute among the community. They say there are more than 20,000 projects like this one in Venezuela. Venezuela produces only 20 percent of the food it consumes and a turn to farming is crucial for them to survive in the face of their political and economic crises.Finally breaking out of the Graybill trap after 100 years of obedience to US oil companies. As I've been pointing out, Venezuela and Brazil share a unique blessing. They possess ALL the resources any country needs. Abundant hydropower, ALL useful and desirable minerals, soil and climate to grow ALL crops and livestock. No other countries are so completely blessed. (USA and Russia come close but lack the tropical climate for some necessary crops.) Brazil never surrendered to globalism, always developed its own resources and industries. Brazil has been supplying its own food, and exporting beef and crops for profit, for 100 years. Venezuela surrendered to Big Oil in 1922, and didn't see any reason to break the addiction until the gross incompetence and stupidity of Maduro broke everything including oil.
Labels: Constants and Variables, skill-estate
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