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Major headlines scream of the tornado outbreak across the USA being solely caused by CO2 climate changes, but if we look back to 2003, there were more severe outbreaks as well as the 1970's. Corn prices about to spike through the roof as last plant by dates will be misses or farmers will plant in standing water fields to qualify for federal crop insurance. Here we go , up and up on food prices. #grandsolarminimum #noplant19 #cornprices #tornadoes

Spiking Corn Prices and Tornadoes Follow Low Solar Activity

This video was originally published 31/5/2019

Spate of tornadoes devastated the United States. I hope people in those areas are safe, and I wish them the best in rebuilding. The news media, however, has hijacked this event to try to prove ‘global warming’, which they changed to ‘Climate Change’, and now relabeled as ‘climate extremes’. They are still forcing you to believe that these tornadoes are caused by CO2, but when we look back in 2003, there were more tornadoes than this current outbreak.

Even NOAA's data from 1954 to 2018 revealed that several year’s prior, more devastating tornadoes occurred.

I do not understand this whole thing being caused by CO2, and that this is runaway Climate Change, because 2018 was the first year with no violent tornadoes. So, if it is supposed to be a build-up of getting warmer and warmer and more extreme climate, we should have been off-the-hook extreme in 2018, but this was not the case, rather, it was placid. Now corporate media is telling us now that Climate Change causes ‘no tornadoes’, as well as it causes tornadoes? The reality is all being hijacked for political purposes, as usual.

Now, while Dr. Roy Spencer explained why there are so many tornadoes this year, AOC and Bernie Sanders settled that this is due to Climate Change, but you have to understand, tornadoes require strong wind shear, and this condition exists when cold air masses slam against warm air masses.

Since winter has refused to let its grip go in the western United States; that it was even snowing yesterday in Montana and Arizona, with all-time record cold and snow in parts of Colorado; another persistent cold air mass was created, producing the strong wind shear at the boundaries between warm and the cold.

As we move deeper into this Grand Solar Minimum and the wandering magnetic poles on our planet continue to accelerate, things are going to get very strange. The intensity ramp-up will be natural, but then, they are going to try to hijack the information, and say it is caused by CO2.

Look at these annual trends of violent tornadoes from EF 3 to EF 5, the top two lines in the chart below are in 2008 and in 2011. Again, if this instant increase was due to Climate Change, the trend should not be like that.

It should be a linear step-up, because CO2 is increasing each year. There should be more intense storms, but as you can obviously see, that is not the case.

The situation that nobody is talking about is, this chaos is expected to leave record corn deficits and unplanted acreage, which is going to make not only corn prices, but food prices as a whole, to skyrocket.

Look at the progress of corn planting as shown in this chart. Nebraska is at 25%, Ohio at 22%, Indiana is at 22%, and Iowa is dismal as well this year, compared to the national averages.

In addition, we are marching right past all the final planting dates before the farmers can claim federal crop insurance for ‘Prevent Plant’. They have no other means, but to go into ‘wet planting’ in order to get this insurance.

Farmers have to make an effort to try to plant those fields. They know that any type of crop it is not going to germinate, yet they will still plant.

The USDA will account that as planted acreage, even with the full knowledge that zero or incredibly dismal yield is forthcoming. We get to see what the yield estimates are around late August, but as we approach September, our food prices are going to skyrocket. Look closely at the corn planting map from AGWEB shown below, so you can follow with my analysis.

Numerical data from May 26, 2019 is also shown from AGWEB. Over on the right are the comparative averages. Keep in mind, they are ‘wet planting’, which means they will put seeds in standing water in the fields, just to claim the crop insurance.

It has nothing to do about having high hopes of any yields coming out, it is just about getting your machine on the field, so you can get paid from the government for your attempt to plant.

These then, are fictitious numbers. They are real in terms of acreage planted, but in terms of actual yield coming out or expected yields, those are smoke and mirror shows.

Look at Intraday Commodity Futures Price Chart for corn, going back to May 12th. What do you think will it be like when they will realize that there will be very little yield coming out of the United States this year?

China is just as dismal in shape, for their corn. They are out scrounging around the globe right now for access agriculture delievries, and they took full delivery just today. They are trickling along, trying to play the trade-tariff game, but they took full delivery on a full shipment, because they are not planting either.

Take note, almost 60% of the corn on this Earth is produced by these two nations that are both in dire straits in terms of crop production in 2019.

Now, if you do not think the prices are going to rise and everything is going to go right along with it, take a look at 1994, when massive floods occurred in the Midwest. I circled that in orange in the chart below, which as you can see, was a vertical rise. Now, however, that is going to go higher because the losses are intertwined with Chinese losses.

Somehow the corporate media will spin that it is all because of CO2, and try to sell you another carbon tax. You expect me to swallow that, nope, it’s a suppository!

Thanks for reading, I hope you got something out of the article. If you would like more content like this, I produce the tri-weekly Mini Ice Age Conversations podcast, 30 minutes of in-depth analysis on the GSM you can take on the go through out your day.

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