Jim is also right – where I live in Portugal, there´s lots of small farmers
with a couple of acres, even less – they grow food for the family,
olives and wine to sell. Killing governments (and maybe bankers) would
probably be the only way to effect some real changes for the better,
though only for awhile : they might start realizing that there is real
danger to their voting cattle, and that the cattle is able to think.
Because modern politicians do not accept this as a rule…

The article is also right though only on the grand scale – the situation
will definitely get worse, it is already getting worse in Germany.
The US aren´t really so much better off either – they have lots more
and more efficient agriculture but Obama is certainly not doing a great deal to better the situation.
Makes me think he is probably unable to, getting buggered by the lobbies,
the unlucky man.

Ah, Wall Street, oh – Monsanto – deeper, harder !
Seems being prez doesn´t really cut any grass anymore.

Ok that’s it, KILL the government!

P.S. those in spain that are looting are better off dead, if they have not even considered growing/hunting their own food.

As for “the people of Cádiz and Sevilla” who raided the supermarkets, they were a bunch of serviles from some leftist trade union, who were organised and led by the communist mayor of Marinaleda, Juan Manuel Sánchez Gordillo, a man who gets more than 70,000 € per year as a mayor, plus more than 43,000 € as a representative in the Andalusian parliament. To sum up: populism at its best… and indecent journalism.