Away from meat and towards insects!

The farmers’ protests that are currently making headlines are not a German phenomenon, but a symptom of a policy implemented throughout the West to redistribute agricultural land from small farmers to large corporations. But this is just one part of a much larger program.

Farmer protests are by no means a German phenomenon; in recent years, for example, there have been massive farmer protests in the Netherlands. The reason for this is a plan by the Dutch government to close up to 3,000 farms. The Dutch government offers them over 100 percent of the value of their property, but in return they have to accept a ban on working in all EU countries. In fact, this is a forced expropriation sweetened with money, which Dutch farmers have been protesting against for years, because anyone who refuses should be forcibly expropriated.

The desired farm death

The fight against allegedly man-made climate change is once again given as an excuse. It is said that farms are producers of climate-damaging exhaust gases and nitrogen.

In Belgium, too, farmers have repeatedly protested against regulations that threaten their existence and are often imposed by the EU. There is also a decline in farms in Belgium; in the last 13 years the number of farms has fallen by 14 percent. In the Netherlands, the number of farms has already fallen by around a third between 2010 and 2020, which is a similar rate of farm death as in Germany.

One could go on for a long time with the list of countries in which policies aimed at a targeted reduction in farms are being implemented. The methods and the justifications put forward by the respective governments are different, but they all have the same result:
In western countries, small farms are dying and their land is usually bought up by large food and agricultural companies. In order to achieve this goal, the conditions for small businesses are gradually deteriorating in order to force them to sell their land.

The cuts that German farmers are currently protesting against fit into the overall picture that can be observed in almost all countries of the collective West. And the German government, namely Federal Environment Minister Özdemir, is also working to reduce the number of farm animals kept by farmers, which is also the goal in most Western countries. The Dutch government wants to reduce the number of farm animals kept by up to 50 percent.

The phenomenon can also be observed in the USA, where farm death has so far been slower. In 2000, there were 2.167 million farms in the United States.
By 2022, the number of farms was only 2.003 million. This is a slower rate of farm death than in Europe, but it is the same trend.

Away from meat and towards insects!

 

The WHO now also feels called upon to talk about the topic and of course the excuse is climate change again. According to WHO chief Tedros Ghebreyesus, food production contributes to over 30 percent of greenhouse gas emissions and is responsible for almost a third of the global burden of disease. Therefore, food needs to be changed worldwide. The world needs to move away from meat consumption and towards more plant-based food. The WHO also promotes insects as food and lab-grown meat.

At the recent COP28 climate summit, the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) published nutritional recommendations for first world countries to reduce CO2 emissions. The message to wealthy countries was once again to eat less meat.

However, the assembled participants at the climate summit did not want to set a good example, because the menu at the COP28 summit contained a wide selection of dishes such as “juicy slices of meat”, “juicy beef”, Wagyu burgers, African street BBQ, Philly cheesesteaks and other meat dishes. However, one searched in vain for roasted insects, mealworm soup or the like.
Apparently the nutritional recommendations only apply to the rank and file, but not to the political elite.

But that doesn’t change the fact that this “dietary change” is being driven forward by Western countries. It should only be remembered that the EU is allowing more and more insects to be added to food.

SDG: Agenda 2030

The so-called “Sustainable Development Goals” of the UN (Sustainable Development Goal, SDG) have been written about several times. The SDGs are also called Agenda 2030 because they define goals that should be implemented by 2030. The goals mentioned there, for example abolishing global hunger, all sound very positive. However, anyone who looks at the programs for implementing the SDGs will understand that these are by no means positive programs.

For example about the C40 cities, a program that is also part of the implementation of the SDGs.
A selection of the goals that the C40 want to achieve by 2030 are the following binding rules for the residents of the C40 cities: zero kilograms of meat consumption, zero kilograms of dairy products, a maximum of three new items of clothing per person per year, zero private vehicles owned, one short-haul flight (less than 1500 kilometers) every three years per person. This is no joke, as you can read here with all the sources.

The 2030 Agenda covers practically all areas of life and the implementation of the agenda is being massively promoted. The goals are lobbied by the foundations of the so-called “philanthropists”, i.e. the Western oligarchs who use their wealth to determine the politics of the Western states.

These oligarchs have specific goals, including gaining control of the agricultural and food sector. In doing so, they would take control of the availability of food away from the states. And that’s exactly what we’re experiencing in the EU right now, because when the farms die and their land goes to the agricultural corporations, a few corporations get control over food production. The EU states are becoming dependent on a few super-rich people in another area.

These super-rich globalists have been buying farmland all over the world for years and using their influence on politics to make the regulations for farmers as impossible and costly as possible, so that small and medium-sized businesses sooner or later go bankrupt or are even forced by the state to do so to give up operations, see Netherlands. This is exactly what we are currently observing in the EU. And the current cancellation of tax relief for German farmers also fits into the picture as a further, albeit not so obvious, step.

The final is getting closer

So things like this are introduced through the back door. Farmers’ problems are just a very small piece of the mosaic of a much larger project that will completely change the world as we know it. At least in the countries where it is implemented, i.e. in the collective West.

It is questionable whether the rest of the world will play along. The 77th WHO Health Assembly, which is scheduled to take place in May 2024, is likely to be interesting here, as another of the associated projects will be voted on there. It’s about changing the International Health Regulations (IHR) and the new WHO pandemic treaty, which is intended to give the Gates-controlled WHO completely new powers.

In any case, we should mark May in the calendar and watch what the WHO Health Assembly decides.

Without further comment

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