Human Survival LIVING IN THE SHADOW OF WORLDWIDE FAMINE - Herbert W Armstrong - February 1977

Herbert W Armstrong

America, the land of plenty, breadbasket of the world! For nearly 200 years American food stocks have comfortably fed America's people and for the past three decades filled much of the food needs of the increasing number of food-short nations. To Western eyes, food shortages occur only in lands where gaunt oxen pull knotty wooden plows through impoverished soils amid squalid huts. Famine and hunger are problems south of the border or far across the ocean. But could famines such as recently afflicted Sub-Sahara in Africa and Bangladesh ever strike in the prosperous developed nations of North America and Western Europe? - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library