Illegals Supported As Food Banks Claim Hardship Elsewhere

[AyatollahGondola]

Here's some more angering video from your Ayatollah up north. This video, taken January 2nd, shows the religious charity passing out boxes of food staples to the illegals across the street from the day labor center. The angering part really kicks in when you read the article from the Sacramento bee this week describing the dismal state of the regions food banks, and calling for more people to donate


Click here to watch food-bank-feeds-illegals

http://www.sacbee.com/101/story/600290.html



A weakening economy has reduced donations to region's pantries



Across Northern California, food bank directors are struggling to solve a worrisome equation: They're seeing more hungry people – and they have less food to give them.

As a weak economy sends growing numbers of new faces to local food pantries, those same organizations are reporting reduced levels of everything from canned meat to powdered milk.

"Everybody's getting a little less," said Melinda Annis, senior vice president of food programs for California Emergency Foodlink, a statewide organization that operates as a food bank for Sacramento County. "It's just trying to spread it a little thinner … when perhaps everything indicates that the need is greater."

[Bonfire]

Is anyone really surprised by this? We have been getting signals for a long time that our food sources are not safe and will dry up. We need to get back to basics; stock up. Grow what we can and utilize our local farmers markets (the legal ma's & pa's that is
It will come down to trading like it was in the old days