Mr Johnny,

Now we are being told to expect food and diesel shortages for the foreseeable future. The Global Food Supply at risk, supply chain already is breaking down, and Washington is insulated If you don't have diesel for trains, tractor-trailers, and local delivery box trucks, food in warehouses will never even get distributed. Increased Federal regulations have restricted our petroleum refineries ability to provide supply to the demand. The war in Ukraine, extremely bizarre weather patterns, nightmarish plagues and a historic fertilizer crisis have combined to create a “perfect storm” that isn’t going away any time soon. As a result, the food that won’t be grown in 2022 will become an extremely severe global problem by the end of this calendar year. Global wheat prices have already risen by more than 40 percent since the start of 2022, but this is just the beginning. Meanwhile, we are facing unthinkable diesel fuel shortages in the United States this summer, and as you will see, there are “no plans to increase refining capacity in this country for the foreseeable future". Our trucks and our trains run on diesel, and so a shortage of diesel will only make our ongoing supply chain crisis even worse". If you think that the shortages are bad now, imagine what winter is going to look like .. or even in 2023? This years crop provides seed for next years crops... Uh Oh! International markets are already affected and have resulted in civil unrest, upset established governments, and rioting. Canned goods, dehydrated foods consume no need of energy for long-term food storage, but present problems for those who are on restricted diets. Act accordingly... and prepare now!