Government Control and Food Shortages

How is it that in this environment of the Ukraine-Russia war, when people are

already starting to talk about global food crises, the leaders of many countries

are predicting actual food shortages happening around the world, how is it that

all of a sudden, well, at least seemingly all of a sudden to

people outside of the

country, the Dutch government decided to propose a

policy that will put somewhere between 30 to 50% of the

farmers out of business? How did that happen?

The only answer I have to it is that it's about control.

So this is apparently something that they want.

I don't see any other explanation.

If you go forward with these types of plans in a time of, well, known food

shortages on the horizon, then the only thing I can see in that

is intent.

Mm-hmm.

And the only reason that I could see a government do that

is because they could

gain control from it.

Mm-hmm.

'Cause what better way to control people than to control what they eat and when

they can eat?

Mm-hmm.

So I, I don't have another answer to that than that it's intentional,

sadly.

So, so you're saying it's about control.

But c- can you, like, go a little bit deeper on that?

How, how does the government actually gain

control by putting all these farmers out

of work?

So obviously there's an agenda against meat in general.

It's cattle farm that they're trying to come after,

and there is a global agenda

pushing for us to eat insects, but also eating fake meat produced

by people like Bill Gates, for example.

There are some ties also with, with Bill Gates and the Dutch government,

um, that

are, I think, very interesting to mention.

If you decide what people eat, and if there are food

shortages, for example, what could happen, um, is that they introduce

some sort of

food stamp system.

Mm-hmm.

That's, that's thinkable. That would obviously be a digital one.

Wouldn't be like back in the World War where, you know, you would get paper ones.

They would say, "No, we're gonna use a digital system for it

this time 'cause that

would prevent it from being fraudulent." You know, people can't, uh,

have each other's or steal each other's stamps.

It would be personally related to your ID, so it would all tie

together with the digital identity that they've, they

are setting up right now.

Mm-hmm.

Um, because all of this comes from

institutions that are trying to push

for that type of digital global identity anyway.

Mm-hmm.

So that's, for example, a way that I s- could see that this would happen.

They could do that with food stamps, but they could do it, for example,

with energy

as well, 'cause obviously we're also having an

energy crisis.

Mm-hmm.

And they would use terms as, um, equal distribution of wealth, equal

distribution of energy, equal distribution of foods.

Mm-hmm.

So those are things that you could do as a government to

control

your people once food scarcity hits.

And, well, you know, I don't know how bad it's going to get,

but it's definitely

something that apparently they don't mind at least-

Mm-hmm

... happening, so.