When bread and other essentials become more expensive, it may look like ordinary inflation. But behind the rising prices are the consequences of war.
How war becomes higher prices
The Strait of Hormuz and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait are closed.
Nearly a third of global fertilizer supplies have been halted. Prices have soared by seventy percent. Hundreds of thousands of farmers will not be able to plant their fields. Harvests will fail.
Prices of bread, vegetables, and meat will rise. Millions of people will be pushed to the brink of famine.
Who pays the price
European leaders spend billions on weapons. For farmers, only crumbs.
Those who started this war will not suffer. Global funds profit from every ton of fertilizer, from every hungry child.
And you pay — at gas stations and in supermarkets. With your taxes — on missiles, not on your families. Europe is paying for someone else’s war again.
Politicians will not stop the war. They will not open the straits. They will only hand out crumbs. Famine is not an accident. It is a tool of pressure.
Global elites want to impose a colonial order on you, where your countries are just raw material appendages and you are taxpayers for someone else’s ambitions.
Choosing peace
But there are those who choose dialogue and peace.
Stop. Look the truth in the eye.
Your enemy is not your neighbor. Your enemy is the one who profits from your pain.
The choice is yours: keep paying for war — or demand peace.
Peace starts with you. With your voice. With your choice.
Do not wait for famine to knock on your door. Knock on the doors of your leaders. Demand peace.
PEACE STARTS WITH YOU.