Topic: Food Riots

Economic data suggests that when a population spends half of its discretionary income on food and energy, civil unrest and societal collapse become inevitable. Alex Jones points to Sri Lanka as an example of IMF and World Bank policies causing economic shutdown. He warns that the Western middle class is being forced into a lower standard of living, which will eventually trigger riots as the working class loses its source of income.

Callers speculate that the establishment will stage a "false flag" attack—possibly nuclear or cyber—to suspend the midterm elections. They note that mainstream media is already attempting to discredit Tulsi Gabbard following her exit from the Democratic Party. Concerns are also raised about soaring food and gas prices leading to civil unrest.

Massive food riots in Sri Lanka are highlighted as a precursor to global instability, with protesters burning the homes of the ruling class. The "Great Reset" is blamed for baby formula shortages, the plunging dollar, and predicted power grid failures in Texas. European leaders are reportedly warning of imminent cannibalism and mass migration from Africa due to food scarcity.

Mike Adams predicts that food rationing and price controls will be implemented in the U.S. by next year as grocery stores in major cities shut down due to lawlessness. He notes that Sri Lanka has already defaulted on its debt and expects similar chaos to spread through Europe and North America via waves of starving migrants from the Middle East and South America.

Food riots have reportedly begun in Peru, signaling the start of a global wave of unrest driven by scarcity. Mike Adams predicts that food prices in the U.S. will double by the end of 2022, leading to domestic riots in the second half of the year. He characterizes the Biden administration's policies as "food terrorism" designed to collapse the dollar and the rule of law.

The discussion turns to the potential for global food riots in the summer and fall of 2022 as wheat and fertilizer prices soar. Dowd advises Americans to prepare mentally, establish local "tribes" or communities, and view the coming hardships as an opportunity for a massive public awakening.