Wroclaw/Poland 06/21/2023
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This imaginary situation could happen in almost any village in the world:
A police officer wanted to search my farm for illegal plants yesterday. I told him he could do it but not go to the stable.
He took a printed piece of paper from his pocket and said venomously, Have you seen the search warrant? With that I can search ANY, and when I say ANY, I mean ANY plantation, as many times as I want. Did you understand it?
Well, I apologized to him, let him do it, and continued with my work… 5 minutes later I saw him running in front of the bull that I wanted to warn him about. I dropped everything, lit a cigarette and shouted at him: SEARCH WARRANT, SHOW HIM THE RESEARCH WARRANT!!
Surely some of you know this joke. I chose it as an introduction to the subject of food production. This is important because food is the key to controlling people. When stores run out of basic groceries, most of us will go to great lengths to get them. I remember that Monday was a meat-free day in the People’s Republic of Poland. As a rule, butcher shops that gleamed with empty hooks were closed on Mondays. Considering that Catholics, who form the vast majority in Poland, generally did not eat meat on Friday, this limited the pressure on the meat market. Commandments, prohibitions, top-down regulation of processes that are regulated by the market in a healthy economy – these are manifestations of the system in which I spent my childhood and youth. The system the world is heading towards.
An article appeared yesterday on the Austrian portal AUF1.info: Animal massacre for “climate protection”: 200,000 cattle are to die.Source.
Why is the European Union aiming to reduce beef production in Europe while concluding agreements with South American countries, notably Brazil and Argentina, to allow these countries to supply large quantities of beef to Europe? There can only be one answer: It is not the food producers in Europe that should influence the distribution of meat, but the European governments, or better yet, the European Union. This is how the future world government will decide who can buy how much meat.
Author of the article: Marek Wojcik