vue - Jim Rogers on commodities, the agriculture boom, & perilous times ahead

1. You can follow the planting and harvest seasons on Twitter too using #plant16 and #harvest16 and following accounts like @USDA @usda_nass @ReutersAg @AgsPlayers etc...
2. I doubt we would run out of farmers, governments won't let that happen. I do buy commodities, I bought a lot of fruit juice, put some food in the fridge. I also planted some vegetables.
3. Commodities' prices can fluctuate up and down but never to zero. Whereas paper fiat currency can also either fluctuate up and down but can also become worthless paper fit as toilet paper.
4. Farmers can simultaneously increase their incomes-profits while producing cheap high quality food staples and increasing their yields and number of harvests with natural genetic plant crop varieties called heirloom varieties certified gmo-free/ge-free/non-hybrid. And certain agricultural techniques can eliminate the dangers of droughts and floods, while increasing soil and water resources and increasing flora and fauna diversity. The ultimate resource is the HUMAN RESOURCE FACTOR!
5. Interesting video and true two years ago, now prices and volatility are down and investment opportunities have dried. Visit our Twitter Account if you want to follow Agricultural Commodities
6. The prices on commodities has taken a hit for the NWO oligarchial wall street and federal reserve banksters wanted to pre-emtively strike down the plan for a commodities-backed currency system based on the original Edison commodities-back dollars which are all backed by publicly owned and purchased commodities and are all completely decentralized and are all tangible-physical economic assets based and backed monetary system.
7. In Russia I know of one company that backs it's shares of stocks with physical economic commodities assets, not with fiat money cash reserves or silver and gold. It got this idea from Germany's arbitrage international barter trading and if physical goods and commodities can be used as money through the barter system, then why not use physical goods and commodities to back up it's shares stored in warehouses practically right inside the company's privately owned land.
8. This is exactly what the man argues against. LOL. 
9. Identifying a criminal transnational organization known as the Left does not imply advocacy for the concept of a corresponding Left/Right dichotomy. And no, you clearly don't know more than I do. Likewise, much of what you do know just ain't so.
10. There's no such thing as a "leftist" country. The entire notion of "left" vs "right" is a fiction, theater, a distraction. There are STATISTS, who put the state ahead of the individual, and the opposite who protect & respect the rights of EACH ONE PERSON above all. There is no "left" and "right". EVERY COUNTRY, EVERY EMPIRE in all history is STATIST. I know far, far more than you do. You could try learning history for a change.
11. #1 GMO corn is causing CANCER in animals it is fed to. Do you call that FOOD? Normal corn doesn't do that. #2 crops ARE being burned from dehydration & buried into the soil again to start over. That's been widely reported in the last 2 summers. #3 fukushima radiation IS IN THE FUCKING WATER. That's pretty serious & threatens our food supply. What farmer can deny this? WHO CAN DENY THIS? Will you deny this?
12. zerohedge . com/news/2013-09-12/real-america-near-record-20-struggle-afford-food-highest-crisis-began
13. per equal weight, bread, corn, ham coldcuts, chicken, beef, have all doubled in the last 10 years, start to finish. Chicken's gone up 15% just in the last 2 months where I live.
14. I'm not lecturing a farmer on the production of food. Man, try re-reading this start to finish & see if you still come to the same conclusion. How much corn do you get for 49 cents? Corn can be very expensive at 49 cents if you only get one mouth full. How much food is in that pizza? How filling is it? How skimpy are the toppings? Pretty skimpy. I've had it, it's tasty, but it isn't filling. I can make more for $5 on my own & even then it's still expensive & getting MORE expensive.
15. Confiscation of property habitually happens in Leftist countries. It's an especially nasty problem in Zimbabwe, but countries like the PRC regularly treat their farmers like peasant peons and confiscate their lands. By contrast, the US agricultural sector is the most productive in the world. You're the one who is unstable. You haven't any idea what you're talking about.
16. I never claimed I was a farmer. I was questioning your outrageous arrogant for lecturing a farmer on the production of food - and given your last comment, from a position of extreme ignorance. But I have my answer, as apparently you're something of an obnoxious jerk as well. A can of corn at Aldi's costs 49 cents. One Hot-N-Ready pepperoni pizza at Little Caesars costs $5. Name me one type of food that has dramatically increased in cost over the last ten years.
17. prices for food are HIGH. SCARY HIGH. Higher than I've ever seen them and they're getting HIGHER. Only the RICH can say today's food prices are low. YOU are no farmer: I am lecturing an idiot PRETENDING to be something more.
18. There's no such thing as leftist politics. Your entire life you've been brainwashed to think "left to right", a 1 dimensional situation. It was never true. Ever. What's really true is consolidation of power, restriction of migration paths & confiscation of property including farm lands & seeds. COUNTRIES ARE UNSTABLE no matter what. They shouldn't even EXIST. The NATION STATE is a failure. The CITY STATE is stable.
19. lol, nice double talk.
20. In Leftist countries, the problem is a deficit in food production, In the US, our food problems are obesity and diabetes. The only thing that would ruin food production in the US is a socialist reform of the industry (ObamaFood or the like). That's when people in North America will start to starve to death. Not before.