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In *The Coming Famine: Engineered Starvation and the Price of Empire*, retired Colonel Douglas MacGregor delivers a chilling exposé of how global conflicts, particularly those in Ukraine and the Middle East, are being weaponized to create a man-made famine. Drawing on his insider experience at the Pentagon and a track record of accurate predictions, MacGregor reveals that the disruptions to energy, fertilizer, and grain supplies are not accidental but deliberate strategies orchestrated by empire-building elites. The book uncovers the hidden links between wars, the military-industrial complex, and the looming collapse of global food systems, showing how events like the Red Sea blockade and the Iran confrontation are carefully engineered to weaken nations and control populations. MacGregor takes readers through the devastating chain reaction: how cheap credit and energy are broken, how the shutdown of the Persian Gulf halts fertilizer shipments, and how entire continents—from Asia to Africa—are pushed to the brink of starvation. He dissects the illusion of air power, the manipulation of ceasefires, and the stranglehold of Israeli influence over U.S. policy. Each chapter builds a case that the coming global depression and famine of 2027 are not inevitable disasters, but calculated outcomes of decisions made in Washington and Tel Aviv. Readers will gain a stark understanding of the true costs of empire and the mechanisms behind the silent war on food security. MacGregor offers not only a warning but also actionable steps for citizens to prepare for economic collapse and energy shortages. This book empowers readers to see through the propaganda of mainstream media and recognize the forces driving humanity toward catastrophe. *The Coming Famine* is essential reading for anyone concerned about global stability, food sovereignty, or the integrity of democratic institutions. It will appeal to truth-seekers, geopolitical analysts, and those ready to challenge the narratives that keep the world in chains.