FOOD is a weapon.....

Since the U.S. produces very little now a days, yes I do expect things to get very difficult. Of course with the dollar flooding back into the U.S. this may stimulate growth in the production sector, but it will take a while. However what do you think countries that have been stocking up on dollars are going to buy? Food? Since it is the one thing that is still produced in large scale here in the U.S. I believe it may be the one thing of value that will be sought. Remember we already send a lot of food overseas, 90% of the salmon caught in Alaska goes to Japan, if the Chinese have dollars and need grains, cereals and beans, then that is what they are going to want, or do you think they want clothing, toys and electronics! The population is growing worldwide and with a falling dollar, food will be hit first, gold, silver and other commodities have their value, but not for the common Joe, so when I say buy beans, think beyound Navy beans and the sort, what I am referring to is a stock of a years supply of basic food stuff, flour, salt, spices, sugar, beans, ect... Read up on what has happened to other countries that experienced hyperinflation in the past, the U.S. will not be an exception.
grant

of the rich people to the hungry masses. It's like the domestic version of economic sanctions. If you have the financial resources now. Buy some land and use it. Vegetables, livestock, poultry and safeguard it - buy weapons and ammo.

"He who exercises government by means of his virtue may be compared to the north polar star, which keeps its place and all the stars turn towards it." Confucius

Water comes before food. If the water supply becomes unsuitable what will you do? My plan calls for a water filter, iodine crystals, as well as stored bottles. Don't forget a way to protect what you've stored!