At best, that explains how they get money. It does not explain how they manage the logistics of distributing it; which is what that article (including your quot

At best, that explains how they get money. It does not explain how they manage the logistics of distributing it; which is what that article (including your quote) is about. At worst, it is a carefully crafted narrative (with a kernel of truth) being used to justify the usage of starvation as a weapon of genocide (or a weapon of war if you want to be a little charitable). There are two facts here that should surprise no one. In times of shortage: A) Prices go up B) Resources go to those with guns