Sri Lanka

I spent three weeks touring Sri Lanka around March time this year - the whole situation is so sad.

The people are incredibly nice and genorous.

Shame about the corrupt Sri Lankan government!!!
 
Sri Lankaa may well be just the tip of the iceburg, with wheat shortages particularly in African countries starvation and the high cost of buying what food is available might well send some of the populations of some of these countries over the top with civil disobediance becoming common place.
I wouldn't rule it out in Europe either, energy prices might be the trigger this coming winter that's assuming the majority can afford to buy the ever increasing cost of food.
 
Whitstabletangerine said:
Sri Lankaa may well be just the tip of the iceburg, with wheat shortages particularly in African countries starvation and the high cost of buying what food is available might well send some of the populations of some of these countries over the top with civil disobediance becoming common place.
I wouldn't rule it out in Europe either, energy prices might be the trigger this coming winter that's assuming the majority can afford to buy the ever increasing cost of food.
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You won’t see it on the MSM But take a look at what’s going on with the farmers in Holland and now further afield.
 
Scaramanga said:
You won’t see it on the MSM But take a look at what’s going on with the farmers in Holland and now further afield.
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Read about the Dutch farmers in the independent, you won't read about it in the Guardian because they are still celebrating the demise of Johnson. You won't read about it in the Mail because they are still desperately trying to convince us that Johnson was a great leader and they're gutted that their bought and paid for PM has gone!
Difficult for the people of the UK to hold opinions or vote on issues from an informed position when so much of the written media is based on propaganda and unswerving agendas.
 
Whitstabletangerine said:
Sri Lankaa may well be just the tip of the iceburg, with wheat shortages particularly in African countries starvation and the high cost of buying what food is available might well send some of the populations of some of these countries over the top with civil disobediance becoming common place.
I wouldn't rule it out in Europe either, energy prices might be the trigger this coming winter that's assuming the majority can afford to buy the ever increasing cost of food.
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Russia and China will be right in there
 
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