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Agenda 2030… “It's not about global warming It's not about sustainable development It's about enslaving humanity They want to wipe out small and medium sized producers centralise food control in the hands of mega corporations in bed with the mega governments
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Agenda 2030, signed by every national government in 2015, aims to transform every aspect of our lives. The UN General Assembly called it the master plan for humanity. The plan includes transforming agriculture, food, and all aspects of life. The World Economic Forum is promoting insect farming as part of this plan. They are building the largest insect protein manufacturing facility in Decatur, Illinois. However, a concerned parent shared that their 5th grader was told in school that bugs are the food of the future and that eating meat is bad for the planet. The government claims bugs are sustainable, but research funded by the government shows that the chitin in bugs can lead to serious health issues. The goal of Agenda 2030 is not to save the planet.
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Speaker 0: On programs like Agenda 2030. Agenda 2030 was signed by every national government in the world in 2015 on behalf of the United States. Barack Obama called it an executive agreement. And, it's a plan to totally transform every element of our lives. In fact, the head of the UN General Assembly at the time called it the master plan for humanity.
And if you read the preface, it says over and over again, no one will be left behind. Of mine. And so a big part of this as you read it, and I I tie all the points back to that, is you gotta transform agriculture, you gotta transform the food of Laie, you gotta transform every element of life. And so in keeping with that UN report on using, government propaganda, here's the World Economic Forum promoting, insect farming. As we speak, we're actually building the largest insect protein manufacturing facility in the world in Decatur, Illinois.
So we're looking on the form of things you need to eat the bugs. And here is the government's funded propaganda outlet known as The future
Speaker 1: of food is being revolutionized by science. As new research helps bring unexpected ingredients to the table. Kinda taste like shrimp. They have this seafood quality to them. It reminds you of like a Frito or a Chip.
Speaker 0: Frito or a Chip. Okay. So, it's crazy talk. Right? And so, yeah, this actually comes from my home state of Florida.
Everybody thinks our government schools in Florida are great. They're not. But, this was sent to me by the parent of a concerned 5th grader. She was told that she had to do these workshops and bugs are the food of the future. And she said, actually in the class, they told the kids that eating meat is bad for planet, your parents are bad for wanting to eat steak all the time.
They say, here's the list of how much CO2 emissions, right, crickets, you get 47, 0.47 kilos of crickets per ounces of CO2 whatever, and you see that apparently bugs are really really sustainable. The government knows quite a bit about eating bugs. Turns out that's very very unhealthy. I pulled these right out of the National Library of Medicine, 2017 study funded by the government, said that, the chitin in bugs, the exo of skeletons, will provoke human innate immunity to generate a deluge of inflammatory cytokines, which injure organs and in persistent situations lead to death, multiple sclerosis, systemic lupus and cancer. Sign me up.
Right? So, the goal folks is not to save the planet. It's