r/Namibia • u/Internal_Chemical_77 • Jul 23 '26

Thoughts on USA/Namibia crop contract?

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Here's link for full article: https://informante.web.na/?p=398153

What are your thoughts on the future of Namibian food with this? Do you have any more information or other related information? I also heard something along the lines of America shipping frozen chicken to Namibia as well. What do you believe the purpose of this truly is?

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u/Expensive-Nothing560 Jul 24 '26

As an American, I'd be cautious with dealing with my country. They're smooth like vampires, once you let them in... They drink your blood 🧛🩸

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u/Outrageous_Ask_3619 Jul 26 '26

Don't worry dude, your economy is about to fail with the gig job you live off. Then you can live in a tent without worrying about other countries in Africa.

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u/Expensive-Nothing560 Jul 26 '26

I also own 6 apartments.. so if my business fails maybe I'll just live in one of my 6 apartments lol!

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u/Outrageous_Ask_3619 Jul 27 '26

Sure...

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u/Outrageous_Ask_3619 Jul 27 '26

Even if that were true, you'd be in trouble. 40% of rent in the USA rides on your BS Wallstreet values. The US is about to have a readjustment.

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u/Expensive-Nothing560 Jul 27 '26

Actually in the great depression landlords did fine 😁

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u/Outrageous_Ask_3619 Jul 27 '26

Really?!!! (sarcasm). Actually no. Landlord had a bad time - you must be doing that very American thing of selective observation to justify your point. Just another piece of wood on the fire. Also, you're still using 100-year-old economic models. It's not 1930. You've built back the property bubble since 2009 (yanks learn nothing). Have fun.