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• 19:55:59 Ulli_Nice Blah
• 19:56:56 Tirelith Hmm ég er bara búinn að plana eitt og það er það að drekka :D
• 19:57:29 Requiem- Drebenson: afríka og asía
• 19:57:56 Requiem- svona að mestu leyti
• 19:58:04 Requiem- örugglega líka í suður-ameríku
• 19:58:07 Drebenson Jamm
• 19:58:44 Drebenson Færi ekki að syrgja einhvern í afríku þó ég fengi peninga fyrir það
• 20:00:05 Requiem- merkilegt hvað hann var snöggur að flýja eftir að hann sagði þetta
• 20:00:58 Requiem- langur texti:
• 20:01:00 Requiem- In none of the twentieth century famines has there been an absolute shortage of food; the problem has been unequal access due to poverty, a problem that resort to food aid has not solved. In Bengal in 1943-1944 about three million people died after rice prices quadrupled in two years. Worst affected were the rural areas, where wages had not kept pace with wartime inflation, and some towns where workers were unemployed because of the
• 20:01:00 Requiem- dislocation caused by the war. People without money were unable to buy food and the British imperial authorities took little action (apart from moving food to Calcutta because they feared mass civil unrest). One of the worst famines of modern times therefore took place when the amount of food per head in Bengal was actually 7% higher than in 1941 and food stocks were at record levels. In Ethiopia, in 1972-1974, about 200,000 people d
• 20:01:09 Requiem- ied in the provinces of Wollo and Tigre even though the country's food production only fell by just over 5% - during this period food was still being exported from the affected provinces and from the country as a whole. In Bangladesh in 1974 when rice prices doubled in three months after severe flooding, those who were out of work because of the disruption caused by the floods could not afford to buy food. As a result one and a half
• 20:01:16 Requiem- million people died of starvation. But there was no absolute shortage of food - production of rice in Bangladesh, both in total and per head terms, was the highest ever in 1974 - once again it was a problem of who had the resources to buy food at higher prices.(7)
• 20:01:32 lallinr1 já ég gleymdi að afskrifa mig ég fer ekki á þetta grillpartý
• 20:01:44 Smist Requiem-!
• 20:01:47 Smist wtf
• 20:01:53 Requiem- jamm?
• 20:02:13 Smist mikið paste
• 20:02:14 Smist urg
• 20:02:17 Requiem- kjamms :I
• 20:02:21 Smist má ég lemja Gauja?
• 20:02:22 Requiem- en merkilegur texti
• 20:02:24 Requiem- sure
• 20:02:25 Smist ok
• 20:02:26 Requiem- ekki kvarta ég