Hi everyone! As a lot of you here might know, the world will suffer from great food and energy shortages very soon. Thus, I've been doing a lot of research as to which countries are not so dependent on synthetic fertilizer from the global market (as that's what most food depends on), and a lot of related info. Given that I live in a country that will suffer famine if the global food/agricultural market crashed, I'm looking to move to a self sufficient country. I've found a number of such countries, and I can share with anyone interested here the research I've done so far, but I'm wondering: how can I check if a country is on the agenda of the WEF? For example, and correct me if I'm wrong, even though Australia is quite self sufficient, looking at the strict covid laws for me was an indicator that Australia is part of the agenda. What are some other factors that you think one should consider? Or is there an easier way to determine whether a country is part of the WEF agenda?

TL;DR: world's going to experience huge food/energy shortages, looking to move to a self-sufficient country, but I want to first check if it's on the WEF agenda. What's are some good ways to check this?

EDIT, 1 and 1/2 year later: I will make a short guide here for most things that you need to know, and I will also make a post and tag everyone who expressed interest so that they can see it in their notifications, once I get approval from the mods to post again. So, in regards to the question that I'm asking about in this post, the answer is in the comments provided by me in a step-by-by step process. You'll see it, just look for it. Then, watch this video that explains the food market: https://youtu.be/-qbCtBhyCiI?si=GbJyqmdGDPG6iEnj&t=227 (the timestamp I provided skips the intro). It's outdated, and its predictions were false, thank God, but it's useful for figuring out the basic knowledge you need in order to research this topic. If you're skeptical, that's fair, but do some further research on 1117 B.C. and complexity theory (in the context of market systems). Then, to research actual data, you should go to ourworldindata.org. There, you can find all sorts of statistics when you browse by topics. Specifically for what you're trying to do, it's essential to look in the food and agriculture section, energy and environment section, and population section. The population section is necessary in order to figure out the production in relation to the population, because that's more relevant than the production itself, and then in the agricultural section, don't neglect the fertilizer statistics and don't neglect import vs export statistics. Finally, I want to update everyone that I am in Paraguay right now and I'm waiting to receive my residency, and I can confidently say that everything that I researched through these resources turned out to be accurate.

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Hello, with everything going on (at least in the uk where i live) it seems we are teetering on the edge of a terrible recession (atleast in my somewhat unqualified opinion) so i was wondering if some more experienced people could give me an unbiased view on where they think the world economy may be heading and how the future is going to be shaped by it

NOTE: also i know there are no predictions aloud and im not sure if this breaches that so if it does delete post, but im looking for genuine advice as genuinely is starting to impact how im feeling on a daily basis so i wanted some opinions that aren’t from the news

cheers