Global
recession making world more violent: study
Reuters
By
Peter Griffiths Peter Griffiths
June 2, 2009
This is in part the direct result of the artificial food
shortage that began in 2008 when the manufacture of Ethenol and Bio-Diesel exceeded
using 30% of the US and EU food supply.
Here once again is confirmation of the word of the Lord To put away food as the food shortages would only deepen,
prices would surge. This completely
misguided policy in the name of saving the planet was the trip switch that
began all of this.
We now see “Men’s Heart’s Failing With Fear” as their fortunes, their wealth, their houses and lands are
being swallowed by this financial hurricane – This recession >>> depression
as it continues to grow and to gain strength, under the gross mismanagement and
negligence of the Obama administration, Gordon Brown’s England, and the nations
in the EU
The housing bubble only burst because of the food shortages
and a sharp rise in food prices and speculators all jumping from housing to oil
which so to speak has brought the entire world-wide financial house of cards
down.
This recession >>> depression is producing greater
and greater instability as the poor go hungry, the middle class lose their
houses and lands, and the rich lose their great wealth. This international instability has and is
bringing down nations
and governments as spoken by the Lord. And
these are increasingly being threatened or toppled by Islam and leftist forces.
Most notably the unchallenged rise of Iran in the last year, the recent near
fall of Pakistan, the fall of Thailand’s government this spring. Now as summer
is heating up and inflation begins to rot away what little money the poor sick
and infirm have, hunger sickness war and death shall be let loose.
The impact of high food and
fuel prices in early 2008 and the
deepening recession later in the year eroded peace, according to the Global
Peace Index, compiled by a unit of The Economist magazine group.
Economic weakening has increased
political instability, demonstrations and crime in some countries, according to
the study, which is online at www.visionofhumanity.org/gpi/home.php.
"Rapidly rising unemployment,
pay freezes and falls in the value of house prices, savings and pensions is
causing popular resentment in many countries, with political
repercussions," the report says.
"There is a very, very strong
correlation between peace and wealth," Steve Killelea, founder of the
Global Peace Index, told Reuters. "Peace is a leading indicator on
economic prosperity."
The survey ranked countries on 23
indicators including political stability, warfare, human rights, murder rates,
military spending, international relations and the risk of terrorism.
The authors of the study, now in
its third year, said "small, stable and democratic countries," mainly
in
The
The bottom three countries were