Concerns Over Global Food Supply and Prices

Countries.

This is, uh, precisely how the globalists have managed

to take over national parliaments and national governments.

Twenty countries equal eighty percent of all the

emissions.

You solve the problem to start with

by making sure all of those twenty countries are doing what they need to do.

We have to pull them to the table and leverage further.

So how do we get there?

Well, the lesson I've learned in the last year

is money, money, money,

money, money, money, money.

They're following a script where they are thinking already from the

perspective of a global bureaucratic,

quasi-totalitarian system of governing, system of rule.

This is an agenda, and all these countries

are implementing the same policies.

So they've targeted the farmers because that's the agenda.

Right now things have, uh, tripled as far as cost for my own

farming operation and for many farmers across the country.

And I think you're gonna see across the board higher food prices.

Food prices have already up dramatically this year, last year a little bit too,

and we might see more empty shelves in America.

Even the president is promising food shortages in,

in his conversation,

so there's no need for this to be happening, you know.

The people are the ones that are gonna be hurt.

You know, not just farmers, you know, trying to make a living.

It's gonna be the food supply of this country, which is a staple of our security

of our nation-

Right

... being able to grow the grain and the crops that we do

that not only supplies

us, but our allies and other trading partners around the

world.

We have eight billion people on the planet now, and that's

sustainable if they allow agriculture to continue to

be mechanized and genetically altered.

And I don't think they understand that if they tamper with that,

you're gonna have people go hungry.

We are headed into, I think, a time of very significant food

shortages. Uh, can we expect to see massive increases in

food prices

next year? Oh, no question about it.

So I think the end goal of the war on farmers that we're seeing, which is

guided at every step by the sustainable development goals and Agenda

twenty-thirty, is gonna be a total consolidation of

agriculture, a total consolidation of the food supply.

And, uh, as every communist tyrant of the last

hundred years has understood, if you

control the food, you control the people. I think that's ultimately the end goal.