Right, like not obvious as HELL ... Crops grown home feed world better, DUH +++ All News is History, especially the fabricators'. Bigger than trade. Circulation issue. ... Argentina's wealth sitting in Cuban banks just an iceberg tip of the world's conglomerated not circulating wealth. Conglomerate Wasteland, oh no, it's a Con Waste WASTELAND!

+++ In Middle Ages' tongue. +++ Revelations 18:23: For Thy Merchants Were The Great Men Of The Earth; for by thy sorceries were all nations deceived. WORLD'S TABLE | FOOD & DRINK

Alice Waters: Food revolutionary

By Anne Banas15th February 2023

More than 50 years after opening her iconic Chez Panisse restaurant, the slow food advocate continues to be at the vanguard of change and her influence has spread across the world.

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In 1971, Alice Waters opened the US' first farm-to-table restaurant, Chez Panisse, in Berkeley, California. More than 50 years later, the legendary chef, author and slow food advocate continues to be at the vanguard of change, and her influence has spread across the world. 

 Well what doyou know? People have worked centuries solving the vacuous brains problem carved from the Middle Ages crafted manhood of deceit, revenge and near enough conceited penis envy to be as frank as Charles M. Fraser capably can. The bluntness, all the World's own manufacture.  

    Bigger than trade, circulation issue. Well-meaning Chinese are here because their economic system did not mature. SLAVE LABOR CLASS generationally later, not growing their own food in their own fields AND OIL SPILLING SHIPPING + digging out whatever's the core of the world. Supported by AMERICAN MONEY stagnated by WALL STRRET's worst ones in eliminating retirement funded housing Mortgages + interest on deposits wiped out so everything suits being stored for loaning to fellow storagers. Conglomerate Wasteland, oh no, it's a Con Waste.

The Washington Post washingtonpost.com

· President Biden is making it clear that the United States’ rejection of full-throttle globalization during the Trump administration was no aberration, as he continues a remarkable break with decades of trade policy. Biden’s course for U.S. on trade breaks with Clinton and Obama President Biden is reshaping the U.S. approach to trade policy to focus on the needs of Americans as workers rather than consumers, breaking with 30 years of trade policy.