> The infrastructure is already in place. We can deploy military technology anywhere in the world, but we can't export food? C'mon. It's not a technological iss

> The infrastructure is already in place. We can deploy military technology anywhere in the world, but we can't export food? C'mon. It's not a technological issue in the least anymore. You are mistaken due to that bad metaphor. There is a vast difference between deploying some troops anywhere in the world, and setting up a permanent supply chain for food to everywhere in the world that needs food; tons of places don't even have decent roads nor the local government approval/agreement to allow the relief or not steal the relief. They are not remotely comparable. Getting food to the places it'd be needed is absolutely not a solved problem.