Should you be worried? The honest answer: That depends on how prepared you are.

If you have a hungry baby, it needs to be fed now, not in two months from now, when baby formula once again graces the shelves. The panic and desperation felt by mothers across the country is unimaginable. The thought that American mothers would struggle to feed their hungry babies is unthinkable.

How has it come to this? What are the lessons here? Could this be a sign of things to come? Could this situation be avoided in the future?

We've explored the answers to these questions in previous episodes, noting that the global regime intends to take control over the food supply chain, controlling levels of both production and consumption -- which means controlling what you eat by controlling your access to food.

Understanding that this is an explicitly stated goal, written down and disseminated throughout the myriad organs of global governance, is essential to making sense of what's happening and anticipating what's to come. Add to this a realization that pain is being used as leverage to manipulate and change human behavior, and we have a framework for thinking this through.

The baby food shortage is a national tragedy in and of itself, however it portends an even greater and more daunting threat in the years ahead. Remember, as Biden said, the food crisis is going to be real, and it's not just baby formula. It's about a growing string of fires and planes crashing into food facilities. It's killing some 40 million chickens just to be safe. It's about trains not delivering much needed fertilizer in time for farmers to plant their crops.

Do you still think this is all happening by accident?

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