Global Scarcity: Mass Migration, Political Fallout, and Russia's Position

And so with these, these countries where it's going to be, they're going to be the hardest hit because there's not going to be, I mean we're going to be already in a, in a scarcity, Tom, and in a high price. So we're not going to have a lot of extra to send out. Presumably that's going to be the case in Europe as well. What uh you mentioned earlier that you have some concerns about migration, forced migration. What is that going to look like? And and I mean, will it start off here in the United States because obviously that's a big huge political hot potato right now about ICE and all that kind of stuff. What is going to happen if you add to it by people coming in even more than they had before? Well, there would be just a a massive amount of pressure wherever famine gets very bad, then people will voluntarily leave to to seek uh survival in what they perceive as a wealthier country, which tends to be countries more to the north. So, there will be people in in the Middle East. Oh, well, let's start with Africa. People are ...