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If the "Food Fight" does not wipe us out or at least control or stop the exploding population growth, disease will.  In history, the world has had a major disease or plague wipe out a significant  amount of the population every 100 years.  The last time this happened was over 100 years ago and we are overdue for a population check.  So far AIDS, West Nile, MRSA and Ebola have been unsuccessful but we will see how Bird Flu progresses.  Also, if the terrorists really wanted to attack the United States, they could do something as simple as contaminate 1000 one dollar bills with a deadly communicable disease then distribute them across our country.   Not only would it throw our country in a fiscal crises by interrupting the flow of money but it would overwhelm our health care system.  We don't need mother nature and famine to wipe us out as mankind can do a pretty good job of it ourselves. If you would like to read a book as to how a...
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