We are supposedly in the midst of a global food crisis with experts warning of impending food shortages. This is a prospect we face not just in the UK but around the globe. Yet here we have the British government offering financial inducements for farmers to retire from farming!!
It seems that the Powers That Be actually want to create food shortages.
UK gov paying farmers to leave or retire in the middle of a global food crisis.
They want us to starve.https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/apply-for-a-lump-sum-payment-to-leave-or-retire-from-farming pic.twitter.com/qtvpY4Yg9v
â Truth on Toast (@ToastTruth1) July 11, 2022
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The Battle on Food Continues: Biden pays farms to STOP Farming
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** WE NEED TO STOP COMPLYING**
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** When you tell farmers to stop farming**
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Sri Lanka is a warning of what happens when there isnât enough food and energy for the populace: they rebel and topple governments. This is the exact outcome desired by Technocracy because Technocrats can then be appointed to take over and run things directly. The State Ministry of Education is already âtransforming Sri Lanka into a smart nation through the ICT sectorâ. Itâs website address? âtechnocrats.lkâ â TN Editor
While the culture wars and inflation preoccupy you, several countries worldwide face food insecurity and destabilization thanks to the bright ideas of our global elites. Sri Lanka is in the news this week as the government appears to be toppling, but the nation is not the first to fall as a result of actions taken by our irresponsible betters.
To fight the Sun Monster, nations entirely on board with the global climate agenda are encouraging the use of natural fertilizers. Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa banned all chemical fertilizers last year. By December 2021, there were widespread concerns about food shortages in his country. Now, Rajapaksa is the former president of Sri Lanka, and throngs of hungry Sri Lankans are rummaging through his kitchen cabinets and using his bathroom. He fled to the Maldives.
A similar trajectory occurred in Ghana, a country rich in new oil and gas discoveries at the beginning of the 2000s â discoveries so big that in 2015, the World Bank approved its largest ever guarantee for the countryâs energy sector. The plan was to develop natural gas production and power plants, mainly to benefit investor firms from Italy and the Netherlands âin partnershipâ with Ghanaâs National Petroleum Corporation. And we wonder why African nations hate the West.
Like Sri Lanka, Ghanaâs Agricultural Minister began encouraging the use of organic fertilizers in 2021 to address climate change and shortages caused by the pandemic. Ghana has experienced regular blackouts since last year, despite investments in its natural resources. Tucker Carlson reported Tuesday that, according to observers, Ghana is also suffering severe food shortages and hunger. In June, hundreds of protestors clashed with police in the capital of Accra, protesting fuel price hikes, a tax on electronic payments, and spiraling inflation. Once the hunger sets in, count on the angry crowds getting as large as those in Sri Lanka. When people get hungry, things go sideways fast.
Problems are not confined to the third world. As the government tells the Netherlandsâ farmers and cattle ranchers to reduce nitrogen and ammonia use by 50%, they can at least roll into town or block the border riding a tractor. It all seems absurd, since nitrogen is a critical ingredient in any fertilizer, including organic ones. Plants require it for photosynthesis. There is also no better fertilizer for home use than milorganite, also known as pelletized chicken poop. It is high in ammonia and about as organic as you can get.
No one ever squares the circle about how to balance the need for manure with the desire to end meat production at the WEF. It is just one way you can tell the climate cabal is not made up of serious people. They are ideologues. The Netherlands is the worldâs second-largest net exporter of food, so it wonât just be the Dutch people going hungry when their agricultural sector collapses from stupidity.
As Tucker Carlson noted in his monologue, we donât have to wonder how the green revolution the UN and the World Economic Forum (WEF) are pushing will work out. We already know. Yet, here is resident genius and USAID Administrator Samantha Power in May. She is opining about the fertilizer shortage as an opportunity to move to ânatural solutionsâ like the ones being tried in Sri Lanka, Ghana, and the Netherlands. And she wants Americans to pay for it:
Biden official Samantha Power celebrates fertilizer shortages that will force farmers to âhasten transitionsâ to ânatural solutions, like manure and compost.â
âNever let a crisis go to waste." pic.twitter.com/rZ5uMy0K5U
â RNC Research (@RNCResearch) May 1, 2022
Someone should ask her how to grow a tomato. Or a field of wheat. She probably knows enough about food production to access her groceries from Whole Foods through an app. But global elites like her think their status qualifies them to weigh in on global food production. It seems to be going great so far.
Carlson also explained there is a significant correlation between a countryâs environmental, social, and governance (ESG) score and pending societal collapse due to hunger and power shortages. According to the data he provided, the Environmental Impact scores for Ghana, Sri Lanka, and the Netherlands are 97.7%, 98.1%, and 98.7%. âSo the poorer you get, the more human suffering there is, the higher your ESG score,â he noted. As climate activist Michael Shellenberger warned, the apocalyptic climate movement pushes pro-scarcity and anti-human policies. Recent events seem to underscore his view.
Other countries are traveling the same path. According to Carlson, in 2015, South Africa pledged to switch to renewables. Now seven years later, with a score of 91%, the country is experiencing rolling blackouts. Franceâs transition is not going well either. After the country achieved an ESG score of 92.6% after making clean energy commitments in 2012, protests began in 2018. You may recall how difficult it was to get information about the Yellow Vest Protests that persisted for months. At the G7 in June, President Macron begged President Biden to drill more oil on a hot mic.
The rest of Europe is sliding into crisis as well. The UK, with a score of 92.7%, is warning as many as 6 million residents may face power cuts this summer. Germany is rationing hot water. The war in Russia is undoubtedly hastening the problems in Europe. However, decades of feckless ânot in my backyardâ energy policy created a reliance on Russian oil through the back door, setting the stage for the energy crisis. People will almost certainly freeze to death in Europe this winter if something doesnât change quickly.
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Dutch Dairy Farmer Faces Having to Cull 95 Percent of His Cows
In the Netherlands, dairy farmer Martin Neppelenbroek is near the end of the line.
New environmental regulations will require him to slash his livestock numbers by 95 percent. He thinks he will have to sell his family farm.
âI canât run a farm on 5 percent. For me, itâs over and done with,â he said in a July 7 interview with The Epoch Times.
âIn view of the regulations, I canât sell it to anybody. Nobody wants to buy it. [But] the government wants to buy it. And thatâs why they [have] those regulations, I think.â
Neppelenbroek made the remarks while speaking with Roman Balmakov, host of âFacts Matterâ on EpochTV, during Balmakovâs recent trip to the Netherlands.
Neppelenbroek pointed out that not all farmers are required to get rid of so many of their cattle.
People living further from areas protected under Natura 2000, a European Union (EU) agreement for species and habitat preservation, can own more cattle.
Thatâs because the Dutch governmentâs regulations on nitrogen oxides and ammonia emissions are tied to sitesâ proximity to those protected areas.
Neppelenbroek made the remarks while speaking with Roman Balmakov, host of âFacts Matterâ on EpochTV, during Balmakovâs recent trip to the Netherlands.
Neppelenbroek pointed out that not all farmers are required to get rid of so many of their cattle.
People living further from areas protected under Natura 2000, a European Union (EU) agreement for species and habitat preservation, can own more cattle.
Thatâs because the Dutch governmentâs regulations on nitrogen oxides and ammonia emissions are tied to sitesâ proximity to those protected areas.
The Netherlands punches well above its weight in agriculture. The small, coastal country is one of the worldâs top 10 food exporters.
âWhen you have not a lot of space, you have to use it as effectively as possible,â Neppelenbroek said.
âItâs a delta, and the climate is not too hot, not too cold. Itâs an ideal place to grow.â
Cows, Neppelenbroek acknowledged, produce lots of ammonia through their bodily waste.
Yet, âyou canât blame just one small group in your country for polluting the environment,â he said, adding that farmers feel theyâre being overburdened.
Closing Dutch farms will just necessitate food imports from elsewhere, he argued.
He noted that cow manure can benefit soil healthâcertainly more so than the synthetic fertilizers that would need to replace it.
Cows can also be fed leftovers that people wonât eat: âThey can get rid of a lot of stuff we canât use as humans and put it into high-quality food,â he said.
Like many others in the Netherlands, he suspects the government wants to use the land that it takes to build housing.
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Now Farmers In Italy Are Rising Up 
U.N. report confirms food shortages are necessary to create cheap slave labour
According to an investigative report by Byline Times, a senior adviser to the U.N. Office for Disaster Risk Reduction who contributed to GAR2022 stated that the world had already âpassed a point of no return,â
In 2008, an article touting the benefits of world hunger for creating a cheap, motivated workforce was published on the United Nationsâ website.
The crux of the article is that the elite class has a distinct motivation to not end world hunger, because if everyone is well-nourished, there may be no one willing to provide cheap labour and slave away at some of the most physically demanding and unpleasant jobs on the planet.
While the U.N. claimed the article was satire, its author denied that it was a satirical piece and said it was intended to raise awareness that some people benefit from the existence of hunger in the
world .
âHunger has great positive value to many people. Indeed, it is fundamental to the working of the worldâs economy. Hungry people are the most productive people, especially where there is a need for manual labor,â Kent wrote, adding â⊠For those who depend on the availability of cheap labor, hunger is the foundation of their wealth âŠ
"For those of us at the high end of the social ladder, ending hunger globally would be a disaster. If there were no hunger in the world, who would plow the fields? Who would harvest our vegetables? Who would work in the rendering plants? Who would clean our toilets? We would have to produce our own food and clean our own toilets.â
UN Predicts Total Societal Collapse
In addition to advertising how to create a cheaper workforce by leveraging world hunger, the U.N. released its 2022 Global Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction (GAR2022), which paints a dismal picture of the future.
âThe GAR2022 is an eviscerated skeleton of what was included in earlier drafts.â18 With even the U.N. appearing to dilute its own findings, Byline Times noted, âLike the fictional film Donât Look Up, we are more concerned with celebrity gossip and political scandals, seemingly unable â or unwilling â to confront the most important challenge that now faces us as a species.
The challenge ahead is beyond anything humans have ever faced. The fate of life on the planet is now at hand.
The World Is Heading for a Reset
Weâre at a pivotal point in history, with many sensing that society is already on edge, and rising inflation, food costs and product shortages threaten to push it over the line. While weâre told that looming food shortages are primarily the result of climate change and the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the Rockefeller Foundation had already predicted this scenario in July 2020 and was calling for a revamp of the food system as a whole to address it.
Their report, âReset the Table,â was published just one month after the World Economic Forum (WEF) officially announced its plans for a âGreat Reset,â and many of the contributors to the Foundationâs paper are WEF members. They intend for the current food system to fall apart, so they can then âsolveâ the problem by introducing a new system based on patented lab-grown synthetic and genetically engineered foods and massive insect farms.
In a world where natural foods are being threatened by lab-grown counterparts â Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft, owns more farmland than anyone else in the U.S. â and mega asset management firms are buying up so many houses that some believe Wall Street investors could accomplish feudalism in 15 years, the concept of starvation driving labour takes on new meaning.
âNo wonder people at the high end are not rushing to solve the hunger problem,â Kent wrote. âFor many of us, hunger is not a problem, but an asset."
U.N. report confirms food shortages are necessary to create cheap slave labour â The Expose
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