True, but the IMF and the World Bank are just too profitable for the US to drop.
Like #[2] pointed out in his analysis - ever since 1982, the flow of funds has been from poor countries to rich ones, not the other way around as we are led to believe.
Discussion
Yes , the food shortages are undeniably going to be an issue, and I feel for anyone starving, but what will be presented as the principle cause of those peoples misery? Will it be as you say , the pillage and plunder perpetrated by the financial superclass against the global south (although more accurately, everywhere), or will it be the oogy-boogy climate monster, whose clutches we may shall never escape , lest we surrender more and more of our autonomy and our sovereignty to central authority?
There will be food shortages , I will not debate anyone on that.