France is Worse Than You Think

If you are reading mainstream media headlines about France you are likely to believe that the situation is pretty bad.  But what the Presstitutes won’t tell you how there is something else going on that is worse than you think.

And despite the billions in damages (so far) the labeling of student protests has become a joke.  Because we are told that students are protesting because they want better schools.  LOL!

 

 

 

 

But the part that we believe is worse than you think is far more sinister than watching rioters burn businesses and historical buildings to the ground.

CUE UP:  French Hackers.

In Case You Missed it… the ongoing riots have been a great Distraction de Jour (DdJ) that is undermining the French food supply.

And thanks to the Presstitutes lack of coverage, Hackers have demonstrated that you do not need to destroy a farm or stop a delivery truck to destroy food.

Huh?

Recently there was an overnight attack on supermarket refrigeration systems in France that forced temperatures as high as 50 C or 122 F across 150 stores.

As a result, food had to be discarded after six hours in high temperatures.

Ironically (or NOT) this confirms how every aspect of life that operates online is fair game in cyberwarfare.

Worse Than You Think

 

Updated Reuters reporting says Carrefour identified 80 affected supermarkets, while Monoprix said roughly 5% of its approximately 490 stores were hit.

Intermarché’s chief executive estimated nationwide losses in the tens of millions of euros in a single day.

As we said above, today’s warfare does NOT require an army crossing a border.

Think about it?

Why invade when you can interfere with the systems that keep the population supplied?

If an attacker gained access to refrigeration controls shared across a large chain, food could be destroyed in hundreds of locations before the morning shift arrived.

Extend the disruption into refrigerated warehouses and you threaten supplies destined for many more stores. The food has already been produced and paid for.

The economic consequences would spread through lost sales, interrupted wages, replacement costs, and potentially higher prices, while frightened customers rushed to buy what remained.

These attacks are disturbing precisely because they did not require a blackout.

Dependence on power creates one vulnerability; insecure network controls create another.

Add dependence on digital ordering, communications, and deliveries, and a business can discover that several supposedly separate functions rely on the same fragile chain of services.

TRANSLATION:  Food shortages will arrive like a thief in the night.

So, as bad as the riots and looting are in France, they also act as a great (DdJ).

And in addition to citizens fleeing France for safety, the Big Money is rapidly moving out of Europe for the same reason…FEAR.

That same money is landing on our shores and will cause the DOW to reach new highs in the near future.  Add in the fear factor of WW3 and you get a compounding effect.

Be sure to read our October Short and Sweet Tips column (HERE) to learn how to profit from this incoming tsunami of foreign capital.

And share this with a friend…even if they are naïve enough to think that France will recover from this mess.  They’ll thank YOU later.

And tell them:

We’re Not Just About Finance

But we use finance to give you hope.

“And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”

~John 8:32~