> http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/f6c97010-64cb-11dd-af61-0000779fd18c.html
>
> I doubt Duhng is going to understand the above, but a short summary is
> that grain prices are dropping sharply. The prices are dropping because
> the drought in Australia has broken and because world production has
> increased. Farmers in the UK are now concerned because the sharp drop in
> world grain prices could affect them adversely.

> Also it doesn't say how much of those crops is going to biofuel
> production for motorists like yourself, instead of into the mouths of
> the starving.

> On 12 Aug, 17:34, %%ste...@malloc.co.uk (Steve Firth) wrote:
>

>>http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/f6c97010-64cb-11dd-af61-0000779fd18c.html

>

>> I doubt Duhng is going to understand the above, but a short summary is
>> that grain prices are dropping sharply. The prices are dropping because
>> the drought in Australia has broken and because world production has
>> increased. Farmers in the UK are now concerned because the sharp drop in
>> world grain prices could affect them adversely.

>
> Still having a reading problem, Filth? Your source says:

> Also it doesn't say how much of those crops is going to biofuel
> production for motorists like yourself, instead of into the mouths of
> the starving.

> On 12 Aug, 17:34, %%ste...@malloc.co.uk (Steve Firth) wrote:

>> http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/f6c97010-64cb-11dd-af61-0000779fd18c.html
>>
>> I doubt Duhng is going to understand the above, but a short summary is
>> that grain prices are dropping sharply. The prices are dropping because
>> the drought in Australia has broken and because world production has
>> increased. Farmers in the UK are now concerned because the sharp drop in
>> world grain prices could affect them adversely.

>
> Still having a reading problem, Filth? Your source says:

> "International food prices have levelled since they hit a record high
> in March, according to estimates by the United Nations Food and
> Agriculture Organisation. Food prices are still 44 per cent higher
> than a year ago."

> On Aug 13, 7:02 am, Doug riseup.net> wrote:

>> Also it doesn't say how much of those crops is going to biofuel
>> production for motorists like yourself, instead of into the mouths of
>> the starving.

>
> Lets be blunt about this. One of the reasons there are so many
> starving in the 3rd world is they have so many kids. Yes its an old
> chestnut but its true. If this generation didn't starve then they'd
> all have 5 kids and 1 generation down the line when those kids grow up
> and have another 5 children there wouldn't be enough food for the new
> population level and the whole process would repeat. Until certain
> continents bring in birth control policies then it'll never go away
> and no amount of bleeding heart think-of-the-children waffle will
> change that.

> One of Americas's most heinous exports to Africa is "Evangelical
> Christianity" As the Now Show had it the other day, its very like
> England winning the world cup. You can believe it with a passion but
> there's precious little evidence for it.

> On Aug 13, 11:29 am, John Wright pegasus.f2s.com> wrote:

>> One of Americas's most heinous exports to Africa is "Evangelical
>> Christianity" As the Now Show had it the other day, its very like
>> England winning the world cup. You can believe it with a passion but
>> there's precious little evidence for it.

>
> That sums up all religion.

> ............................Don't know about the evangelicals but the
> plain old catholic church has to shoulder a lot of the blame with its
> anti-condom policies in africa. Which not only contribute to the high
> rate of child birth (with the associated issues for the women) and
> hence population, but that policy is directly responsible for the
> continuing AIDS epidemic.

> The evangelicals are the people who poo-poo evolution, oppose any birth
> control and any abortion, and think we shared the earth with Dinosaurs.
> Not to mention AIDs.

> On Aug 13, 2:41 pm, John Wright pegasus.f2s.com> wrote:
>

>> The evangelicals are the people who poo-poo evolution, oppose any birth
>> control and any abortion, and think we shared the earth with Dinosaurs.
>> Not to mention AIDs.

>
> Not just them unfortunately - most religious christians (except maybe
> CoE) , muslims and jews - ie anyone who believes the old testament is
> a historical text - would share those views. Not that I think it
> matters much - if idiots want to believe in an invisible bearded bloke
> in the sky who made everything in 6 days and plopped 2 humans in a
> magic garden who's offspring then engaged in incest thats up to them,
> just so long as they don't prevent teaching evolution in schools or
> try...

> On 13 Aug, 15:23, Boltar yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

>> On Aug 13, 2:41 pm, John Wright pegasus.f2s.com> wrote:
>>

>>> The evangelicals are the people who poo-poo evolution, oppose any
>>> birth control and any abortion, and think we shared the earth with
>>> Dinosaurs. Not to mention AIDs.

>>
>> Not just them unfortunately - most religious christians (except maybe
>> CoE) , muslims and jews - ie anyone who believes the old testament is
>> a historical text - would share those views. Not that I think it
>> matters much - if idiots want to believe in an invisible bearded
>> bloke in the sky who made everything in 6 days and plopped 2 humans
>> in a magic garden who's offspring then engaged in incest thats up to
>> them, just so long as they don't prevent teaching evolution in
>> schools or try and prevent any scientific research on the subject.

>
> Regrettably, there appears to be a direct correlation between the
> retardedness of a belief, and the fervour with which the believers
> wish to foist their belief on everyone else. IOW, those who believe ...