They’ve known for many decades that these pesticides cause cancer, not just in the farmers that have to deal with them directly, but in the people who eat the produce.

The government doesn’t care about your health.

They say they do when they are trying to ban you from smoking or trying to force you to take experimental gene therapies, but they do not care about your health. They will give you cancer on purpose. They will give themselves cancer if it means they can make a few bucks off donations from these chemical manufacturers.

The Guardian:

Pesticide company efforts to push through laws that could block litigation against them is igniting battles in several US farm states and pitting some farm groups against each other.

Laws have been introduced in at least eight states so far and drafts are circulating in more than 20 states, backed by a deluge of advertising supporting the measures.

The fight is particularly fierce now in Iowa, where opponents call the pesticide-backed proposed law the “Cancer Gag Act”, due to high levels of cancer in Iowa that many fear are linked to the state’s large agricultural use of pesticides. Iowa has the second-highest rate of new cancer cases in the United States and the fastest growing rate.

The bill would bar people from suing pesticide manufacturers for failing to warn them of health risks, as long as the product labels are approved by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Organizers against the Iowa bill are planning a rally at the state capitol today after the state senate voted last week to advance the measure.

Opponents say the legislation will rob farmers and others who use pesticides from holding companies accountable in court if their pesticide products cause disease or injury.

“We’re very worried. Our farmers feel that if they have injuries or illnesses due to their use of a pesticide they should have access to the courts,” said Aaron Lehman, an Iowa corn and soybean farmer who is president of the Iowa Farmers Union. “We just don’t think the playing field should be tilted.”

…

The actions in the states come alongside a simultaneous push for changes in federal law that would in effect shield companies from lawsuits brought by people claiming they developed cancers or other diseases due to their use of pesticides.

Bayer, the Germany-based owner of the former Monsanto Co, is the chief architect of the strategy, designed as a means to beat back thousands of lawsuits filed by farmers and others who blame their use of Monsanto’s Roundup herbicides for causing them to develop cancer.

The litigation has so far cost Bayer billions of dollars in settlements and jury verdicts favoring plaintiffs, and more cases are pending. The company says the pursuit of the legislative changes is necessary to protect its “important investments” and to ensure farmers don’t lose access to Roundup.

Hopefully RFK can get involved in this.

He’s the only man in America that can do that job.

There have been some settlements recently that indicated there could be some changes.

But there are never really any changes, are there?

Companies pay out some tiny fraction of their profits to a few of the people whose lives they’ve destroyed, and it just keeps on going.

This is not just the standard European protest about the global warmers’ plan to shut down all farming in Europe.

The Poles are also protesting the Ukraine pushing food into their country and disrupting the market. And one has to imagine, even if it’s not being stated in the English media, a lot of the people are protesting the millions of Ukrainian refugees in their country, who are Ukrainizing them.

This is one to watch.

Especially given that the violence is escalating.

Fighting the cops is generally pointless, but there’s a point at which “fighting the cops” turns into “raiding police station weapons depots” and “storming government buildings.” And that is the point at which a protest becomes interesting.

These Poles are already trying to get into the Parliament, so that means the next step is the cops using live rounds to keep them out. That doesn’t usually work, by the way. Usually, shooting protesters just makes the mob much angrier.

Fox News:

Poland saw its most violent protest by farmers and supporters yet Wednesday as some participants threw stones at police and tried to push through barriers around parliament, injuring several officers, police said.

Police said they detained over a dozen people and prevented the protesters from getting through to the Sejm, the Polish parliament.

Farmers are angry over European Union climate policies and food imports from Ukraine that they say threaten their livelihoods. Such protests have occurred across the 27-member EU in recent weeks, but this one was decidedly angrier than earlier demonstrations in the central European nation.

The Poles have a lot of reasons to be angry.

Aside from the above mentioned issues, the speed at which America has dragged them down from “conservative Catholic country” to “anal ram zone” is astonishing. It’s actually faster than what happened in Ireland.

Police noted on the social media platform X that its officers “are not a party to the ongoing dispute” and warned that behavior threatening their safety “cannot be taken lightly and requires a firm and decisive response.”

The deputy agriculture minister, Michał Kołodziejczak, said he didn’t believe that “real, normal farmers caused a riot in front of the Sejm today,” and that it was necessary to isolate “provocateurs and troublemakers.”

He did not say who he thought was behind the violence.

Well, whoever they were, there sure were a lot of them.

And they were really mad.

You love to see it.

Farmers on tractors blocked highways leading into Warsaw while thousands of their supporters gathered in front of the prime minister’s office before marching to the parliament. Some trampled a European Union flag and burned a mock coffin bearing the word “farmer.”

Farmers were joined by miners, foresters, hunters and other supporters. They blew horns and set off firecrackers and smoke bombs, despite police warnings that the use of pyrotechnics was banned. Some protesters burned tires.

The protesters are demanding a withdrawal from the EU’s Green Deal, a plan meant to fight climate change and protect biodiversity, including with plans requiring farmers to reduce the excessive use of polluting chemicals to boost their crops.

The protests have led politicians to water down some provisions.

The protesters also want the Polish-Ukrainian border closed to stop the imports of Ukrainian food products, which farmers say drive down market prices and put Poland’s agricultural sector in jeopardy.

…

Anti-Ukrainian slogans have featured at the protests in Poland, where authorities have said they are concerned that Russia is trying to leverage legitimate concerns to create divisions between Warsaw and Kyiv.

There are probably over 10 million Ukrainians in Poland, or more than 20% of the population. There are large cities in the South that are now a majority Ukrainian. Ukrainian migrants behave about as well Venezuelan migrants.

This is beyond a “legitimate concern,” it’s an existential crisis.

The Polish government are the biggest supporters of the Ukraine, and believe the most important thing in the universe is destroying Russia by any means necessary.

Most Poles appear to be realizing that there are more important things in life than revenge for stuff Stalin allegedly did 100 years ago.

🇵🇱🚜‼️ Poland has fallen.#ProtestRolnikow #AgriculteurEnColere #FarmersProtest pic.twitter.com/QVsIdsU1rQ

— Remix News & Views (@RMXnews) March 6, 2024

Europeans at least do something.

Americans just sit around and eat and talk about how many guns they own.

Remix:

For 11 days in a row, Spanish farmers have blocked highways and ports, dumping cheaply imported Moroccan vegetables and cereals on the roads and marching with tractors into the centers of large cities.

Farmers took over Santander on the weekend, while this Wednesday, farmers plan to hold tractor marches and protests in Andalusia, Extremadura, and Castilla and León, with media reports warning of additional road closures and blockaded roads in these regions.

🇪🇸 Farmers took over Santander over the weekend as they continue to protest insane EU & Government Climate Scam legislation.

They are not backing down anytime soon! pic.twitter.com/U1VYOIeFSk

— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) February 18, 2024

There are no signs the protests are coming to an end, either.

The Union of Small Farmers and Ranchers has an extensive calendar of tractor demonstrations scheduled, all the way until the final one set for Feb. 27 in Córdoba. Meanwhile, the Union of Farmers and Livestock Unions has announced its next demonstration to be on Feb. 21 in Madrid, with several demonstrations planned in the run-up to this.

The growing transport chaos and supply chain disruptions have led Minister of Agriculture Luis Planas to call a meeting of several trade unions on Thursday to try to find a solution to the sector’s problems.

Spanish farmer protests have hit nearly every corner of the countryLast week, on Wednesday, Spanish protesters paralyzed traffic for hours at the port of Motril in southern Spain, where a large part of Morocco’s fruit and vegetable shipments arrive. Several of the vans stuck inside had their holds opened and tomatoes found inside were thrown onto the road in protest at cheap imports of agricultural products from Morocco, which do not meet EU standards.

Meanwhile, scores of farmers with tractors and human chains have blocked the busiest highways in Spain, and have also made crossing the Spanish-French border at La Jonquera difficult for more than two days.

On the A1 near Burgos, police used force to break up the demonstration, beating desperate farmworkers with truncheons.

NEW: 🇪🇸🔥 Spanish police beat back farmers protesting on the A1 motorway near Burgos.

This is Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez’s answer to peaceful protests. pic.twitter.com/lgbYWrSVL3

— Remix News & Views (@RMXnews) February 14, 2024

In southern Spain, the first stage of the Vuelta Andalucia cycling race had to be canceled due to a mobilization because there were not enough gendarmes to ensure the passage of riders.

In Guadalajara, neighboring Madrid, protesting farmers spilled grain on the road, while in Salamanca and other cities, cheaply imported products from third countries bought in the shops of one of the largest hypermarket chains were spilled in the car parks, according to Hungarian news outlet Magyar Nemzet.

On top of calling for reduced regulations and less complicated bureaucracy surrounding EU agricultural policy, Spanish farmers are demanding that the socialist government help them to cope with the damage caused by the drought and ensure greater respect for Spanish agricultural products through fair prices, less red tape, and a level playing field, among other things.

The farmers’ mass protest, planned for Madrid on Feb. 21, is expected to cause major disruptions in the city. There are also fears that clashes with police could ensue. Farmers also announced on Thursday morning of last week that they would mobilize on Feb. 26, the day EU agriculture ministers meet in Brussels.

The goal should always be to force the cops to kill you.

If the cops start shooting at you, then the whole country rises up.

I’m not sure how clear this fact is in the minds of these protest farms across Europe, but it’s very obvious and no one can argue with it: you have to provoke the cops into using live ammo, and people have to die.

Then, you’ve got yourself a rodeo.

“More cows, fewer politicians”

Europeans at least do something.

Americans just sit around and eat and talk about how many guns they own.

Remix:

For 11 days in a row, Spanish farmers have blocked highways and ports, dumping cheaply imported Moroccan vegetables and cereals on the roads and marching with tractors into the centers of large cities.

Farmers took over Santander on the weekend, while this Wednesday, farmers plan to hold tractor marches and protests in Andalusia, Extremadura, and Castilla and León, with media reports warning of additional road closures and blockaded roads in these regions.

🇪🇸 Farmers took over Santander over the weekend as they continue to protest insane EU & Government Climate Scam legislation.

They are not backing down anytime soon! pic.twitter.com/U1VYOIeFSk

— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) February 18, 2024

There are no signs the protests are coming to an end, either.

The Union of Small Farmers and Ranchers has an extensive calendar of tractor demonstrations scheduled, all the way until the final one set for Feb. 27 in Córdoba. Meanwhile, the Union of Farmers and Livestock Unions has announced its next demonstration to be on Feb. 21 in Madrid, with several demonstrations planned in the run-up to this.

The growing transport chaos and supply chain disruptions have led Minister of Agriculture Luis Planas to call a meeting of several trade unions on Thursday to try to find a solution to the sector’s problems.

Spanish farmer protests have hit nearly every corner of the country

Last week, on Wednesday, Spanish protesters paralyzed traffic for hours at the port of Motril in southern Spain, where a large part of Morocco’s fruit and vegetable shipments arrive. Several of the vans stuck inside had their holds opened and tomatoes found inside were thrown onto the road in protest at cheap imports of agricultural products from Morocco, which do not meet EU standards.

Meanwhile, scores of farmers with tractors and human chains have blocked the busiest highways in Spain, and have also made crossing the Spanish-French border at La Jonquera difficult for more than two days.

On the A1 near Burgos, police used force to break up the demonstration, beating desperate farmworkers with truncheons.

NEW: 🇪🇸🔥 Spanish police beat back farmers protesting on the A1 motorway near Burgos.

This is Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez’s answer to peaceful protests. pic.twitter.com/lgbYWrSVL3

— Remix News & Views (@RMXnews) February 14, 2024

In southern Spain, the first stage of the Vuelta Andalucia cycling race had to be canceled due to a mobilization because there were not enough gendarmes to ensure the passage of riders.

In Guadalajara, neighboring Madrid, protesting farmers spilled grain on the road, while in Salamanca and other cities, cheaply imported products from third countries bought in the shops of one of the largest hypermarket chains were spilled in the car parks, according to Hungarian news outlet Magyar Nemzet.

On top of calling for reduced regulations and less complicated bureaucracy surrounding EU agricultural policy, Spanish farmers are demanding that the socialist government help them to cope with the damage caused by the drought and ensure greater respect for Spanish agricultural products through fair prices, less red tape, and a level playing field, among other things.

The farmers’ mass protest, planned for Madrid on Feb. 21, is expected to cause major disruptions in the city. There are also fears that clashes with police could ensue. Farmers also announced on Thursday morning of last week that they would mobilize on Feb. 26, the day EU agriculture ministers meet in Brussels.

The goal should always be to force the cops to kill you.

If the cops start shooting at you, then the whole country rises up.

I’m not sure how clear this fact is in the minds of these protest farms across Europe, but it’s very obvious and no one can argue with it: you have to provoke the cops into using live ammo, and people have to die.

Then, you’ve got yourself a rodeo.

“More cows, fewer politicians”

One of the fascinating thing about Fatmericans is that they are virtually completely unaware of things happening in Western Europe, despite the fact that these territories are an extension of the American “Anal Empire,” and therefore the things happening there are potentially extremely relevant to American society, politics, and economics.

If you go out and talk to one of the fats, you will find that they aren’t even aware of what the Ukraine war has done to the European economy.

They don’t know the entire working class is in a state of revolt as a result of the Russia war austerity and the global warming agenda.

The cops in France could go in and kill all these farmers, and the overwhelming majority of American voters would never even hear about it.

AP:

Angry French farmers Saturday threatened to converge on Paris in the coming days as traffic barricades were only partially lifted on the country’s major roads. The developments came a day after the government announced a series of measures the farmers said do not fully address their demands.

The farmers’ movement, seeking better remuneration for their produce, less red tape and protection against cheap imports has spread in recent days across the country, with protesters using their tractors to shut down long stretches of road and slow traffic. They’ve also dumped stinky agricultural waste at the gates of government offices.

While some of the barricades were gradually being lifted on Saturday, highway operator Vinci Autoroutes said the A7, a major highway heading through southern France, was still closed. Some other roads were also partially closed, mostly in southern France.

Vinci Autoroutes noted that the blockades on two highways leading to Paris have been removed, as well as on the major route to Spain. The highway from Lyon, in eastern France, to Bordeaux, in the southwest, also been reopened on Saturday, the company said in a statement.

Near southwestern Agen, where the protests originated, the A62 highway was closed Saturday, with farmers gathering around fires fed by wooden pallets. One of the parked tractors was carrying a poster reading “We won’t die without saying a word.”

In Agen’s city center, a plaza close to the prefecture building still looked like an open-air dump, after protesters on Friday heaped tires, hay, manure and pieces of wood.

Some angry farmers were planning to give a new boost to the mobilization next week, threatening to block traffic around Paris for several days, starting Sunday evening.

José Pérez, co-president of the Rural Coordination union in the Lot-et-Garonne region, told news broadcaster BFM that his group will head toward Paris on Monday. Their aim is to “block” the Rungis International Market that supplies the capital and surrounding region with much of its fresh food, he said.

President Emmanuel Macron’s new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, announced a series of measures Friday during a visit to a cattle farm in southern France. They include “drastically simplifying” certain technical procedures and the progressive end to diesel fuel taxes for farm vehicles, he said.

Attal also confirmed that France would remain opposed to the European Union signing a free-trade deal with the Mercosur trade group, as French farmers denounce what they see as unfair competition from Latin American countries. The agreement has been under under negotiation for years.

In response to Attal’s announcement, France’s two major farmers unions quickly announced their decision to continue the protests, saying the government’s plan doesn’t go far enough.

Yeah, I’m sure it doesn’t go far enough.

But they got the government to respond and concede something, which is pretty impressive.

Never in my lifetime have I see Americans successfully get the government to concede anything by protesting. The US government just doubles down, sends the cops out to beat you, then calls you terrorists, then tries to frame you for false flag attacks.

(Nb4 “oh, I thought Daily Stormer was against blocking the road!” – this is different.)

Damn, farmers mad, bro.

They’re getting mad all over the place because the government is destroying their business in their quest to turn the entire fact of the earth into a sold sheet of ice.

It doesn’t matter if they’re mad though. The government can just send cops to kill them if they want.

Everyone opposing the government faces the same problem: they can just send cops to kill you.

The Local:

A French farmers’ union has vowed to continue protests, including roadblocks on motorways, for “the rest of the week and as long as necessary”.

The weekend saw a series of protests from French farmers including blockades on several key highways, and on Monday the protests were ongoing.

On Monday morning the A64 near Toulouse was partially blocked by a wall of tractors and straw bales, while similar blockades had been enacted in the southern départements of Gers and Ariège. Access to a nuclear power plant in Tarn-et-Garonne, south west France, was also blocked by tractors.

Despite a meeting scheduled on Monday evening with the prime minister to discuss their grievances, spokesmen for the FNSEA union said the demonstrations would continue.

FNSEA President Arnaud Rousseau told France Inter on Monday on Monday morning: “The problems faced by farmers seem to be shared, so let’s get on with it!

He added: “I can tell you that from today and throughout the week, and for as long as necessary, a number of actions will be taken.”

Echoing farmers’ protests around Europe, French agriculture workers are unhappy about heavy burdens of regulation and environmental standards which they say make it impossible to make a profit.

Their protests began in the autumn of 2023 with a campaign of turning village signposts upside down, but has escalated in recent days.

Among their grievances are the ever-increasing costs the sector faces and what they say is the choking effect of over-zealously imposed environmental regulations.

They are also angry about progressive tax increases on the non-road-use diesel that is essential to their work.

Well, they changed the weather by farming.

It’s causing tornados and shit and also the WEF just announced that farming is genocide.

They didn’t mention Palestine.

But they did say farming is a genocide, so really, if the cops have to go kill all these farmers, no one should feel bad for them because they committed a genocide by farming on top of causing earthquakes and such.

It’s spreading everywhere

The American media isn’t even reporting on anything that is happening in Germany.

People have no idea how this “war” in the Ukraine has affected “our allies.”

Not that Fatmericans would care. The only thing they care about is killing Palestinian infants and putting even more niggers in Netflix shows.

Deutsche Welle:

Dozens of farmers on Sunday arrived in Berlin ahead of demonstrations against government plans to reduce subsidies.

The convoy reached the iconic Brandenburg Gate at 5:30 pm local time (1530 UTC), according to the local Berliner Zeitung daily. A candlelight vigil is scheduled for 11 p.m.

Farmers are demonstrating against plans by Germany’s government under Chancellor Olaf Scholz for the suspension of agricultural subsidies. The governing coalition is made up of Scholz’s Social Democrats (SPD), the Greens and the neoliberal Free Democrats (FDP).

On Thursday, the government announced that it would walk back some of the planned cuts to subsidies, which the German Farmers’ Association (DBV) considers to be an insufficient measure.

On Friday, a spokesperson for the German Interior Ministry warned that anti-state and far-right elements could attempt to instrumentalize the protests for their own interests.

Finance Minister Christian Lindner of the FDP urged farmers to “turn around,” adding that agriculture was a “highly-subsidized sector,” according to der Spiegel.

The conservative opposition coalition CDU/CSU, the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) and the right-wing populist Free Voters have expressed their support for the farmers’ protests.

The Strasse des 17. Juni, a major thoroughfare that connects central Berlin and the western suburbs, has been closed to traffic ahead of the protests.

People mocked us for saying that this war would result in Germany being “deindustrialized.”

Now it’s just an accepted fact that this is happening, and the main goal is to accuse people who are against it of being evil.

Germany is now in a state of full chaos, as the government has gone into war mode to fund the Ukraine and to deal with the fallout of the forced breakdown of the relationship with Russia.

Global warming is a catch-all. But yes, they are also destroying the country to help poison the earth with “green energy” in a lunatic plot to change the weather.

Deutsche Welle:

Farmers from across Germany descended upon Berlin on Monday, with hundreds of tractors converging on the city’s famous Brandenburg Gate under the motto, “Too much is too much!”

Farmers are angry about the federal government’s decision to scrap diesel fuel subsidies as well as the negation of tax breaks for the purchase of agricultural and forestry machinery.

According to the German Farmers’ Association, those changes could cost farmers up to €1 billion (roughly $1.1 billion).

The coalition government has justified the move by pointing to the need to plug a €17 billion hole in the country’s 2024 budget after the Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe ruled it was unconstitutional for Berlin to reallocate funds originally earmarked for coronavirus aid for other purposes.

Berlin said the court’s decision had made it imperative to cut climate-damaging subsidies.

Green Party Agriculture Minister Cem Özdemir was among those criticizing the government’s approach, saying farmers have “no alternative” to diesel, adding “farmers are the ones who supply us with food, these cuts overburden the sector.”

If the Turk from the Green Party is siding with farmers, that either means an election is coming soon, or these measures are so bad they’re gonna lead to total catastrophe.

Let’s assume it’s the latter just to be safe.

Finance Minister Christian Lindner as well as Economy Minister Robert Habeck have both signaled a willingness to hear out farmers but claim they have little room to maneuver after the Karlsruhe ruling.

Farmers are now seeking to send a “first clear signal” to Berlin’s three-party governing coalition that it needs to drop the planned cuts.

Farmers’ Association President Joachim Rukwied said, “if not, there will be massive resistance from January. We will not put up with this.”

Habeck said anyone seeking to reverse cuts was obliged to present an acceptable means of financing them.

You can’t run a country with democracy when there are any kinds of problems at all.

People have to have some means of questioning the decisions of the government, and petitioning grievances.

You can just silence everyone and call them evil.

People have to have some kind of freedom. Democracy is so brutal and oppressive that it simply cannot stand indefinitely.

Why not cut money from here?

This might seem like the kind of story you’d ignore as unimportant – but pay attention to it.

RT:

Outraged farmers threatened to disrupt a federal order to stop the flow of irrigation water from a lake amid a severe drought in the US state of Oregon. They warned that right-wing militias will back them in case of confrontation.

Farmers are protesting because they own the water in the Upper Klamath Lake, farmer Dan Nielsen told RT’s Ruptly video agency. He stood outside an American flag-colored tent that was set up next to the canal headgates, which control the flow of irrigation water from the lake.

“It’s ours and the federal government actually just stole it. No due process of law, no compensation,” Nielsen said, adding that federal officials had violated the locals’ property rights guaranteed by the US Constitution.

Protesters brought signs saying “Water for Farms” and “Open the Gates. No Water. No Food. No Life.”

They spoke about releasing the water themselves if the government does not back down. “If they don’t budge… I think we’re just going to end up taking it,” Nielsen said. “It’s the only way the government gets it.” In order to avoid confrontation, officials must let farmers use the water for their crops or purchase the land from the farmers, he said.

The US Bureau of Reclamation closed the canal last month, saying that due to the extreme drought there was not enough water left for it to operate properly. The bureau also said that releasing the water will threaten the endangered species of salmon that inhabit the lake. The fish have agricultural and spiritual significance to the Native American tribes who live upstream.

See: the environmentalist bullshit and some gibberish about Indian spiritualism.

These are always the excuses now.

According to local media, thousands of farmers on the Oregon-California border were left without a steady water supply after the closure of the canal. Klamath Irrigation District president Ty Kliewer said that “the impacts to our family farms and these rural communities will be off the scale.”

An outraged Nielsen and another farmer, Grant Knoll, purchased a vacant lot near the federal waterway, where they set up a tent dubbed ‘Water Crisis Info Center’. Protesters told Jefferson Public Radio (JPR) that they had teamed up with People’s Rights, a group founded by well-known conservative militia leader Ammon Bundy.

I don’t like Ammon Bundy and think he is probably some kind of spook, as he takes things that matter and then turns them into weird spectacles that the media is able to claim resemble Timothy McVeigh terrorism.

Maybe he’s legit and just weird, who knows.

But don’t let that dickhead distract you.

The government is actively trying to subvert American farmers, to bankrupt them, and to restrict the food supply. This is the beginning of a fed war on farmers.

Meanwhile…

DNA:

Did you know that Microsoft founder and philanthropist Bill Gates is the largest private farmland owner in the US? Recently, NBC News reported that Bill Gates along with his estranged wife Melinda Gates had acquired more than 269,000 acres of farm in the United States in the past 10 years.

As per the report, the Gates have their own land in at least 18 American states.

In Washington, the duo owns more than 14,000 acres of farmland that includes potato fields so massive that they are visible from space and some of which are processed into french fries for McDonald’s. Apart from potatoes, carrots and onions are also grown in large quantities for grocery stores in his farm.

The feds are attacking and bankrupting farmers, while Bill Gates is in the middle of buying up all the farmland in the country?

Does this seem like a coincidence?

If the feds strangle the farmers, using these environmentalist regulations (and some gobbledygook about the Indians!), Gates or some other major economic power will be able to buy up their land.

Meanwhile, as we reported earlier this week: investment management firms are buying out all of the residential houses out from underneath the middle class, paying 20-50% above market value.

This is the Great Reset.

It is happening, one day at a time, all around us.

It is no different from communism: instead of the government owning everything, corporations will own everything, and you will be a peasant, getting a UBI pittance in the form of the fedcoin to buy your marijuana, insect gruel and porno subscription.

You are seeing the endgame of the coronavirus hoax coming into view everywhere, but them media is instead talking about QAnon, the Russians and Chinese, and continuing to go on and on about this moronic virus hoax.

And gay sex.

Lots and lots and lots of gay anal sex.

LGBTQ Americans, I want you to know: We see you. We hear you. President Joe Biden and I will not rest until everyone has equal protection under the law. Happy #Pride. pic.twitter.com/HSEkOyZyLe

— Vice President Kamala Harris (@VP) June 13, 2021

It’s funny. You never see mass actions against mass migration like this.

On some level, this is because farmers and the protest-class benefited (or at least weren’t directly hurt) by mass migration. They kept their mouths shut at any rate. And this is the same situation in any country. You will, however, see farmers and middle-class suburbanites up in arms over every single upwards tick in the price of fuel. No other issue has the same effect on people as hiking up their cost of fuel. You can turn poor White girls into kebab meat and nobody utters a peep, but raise the price of gasoline and everyone loses their minds!

This should not be construed as a criticism or a diatribe against normies. I’m just here to share facts.

Consider:

• The Yellow Vests started as a Boomer Uprising against fuel cost hikes.
• The Tea Party Boomers wanted to keep the Bush Era tax cuts
• UKIP’s entire platform was based on lowering the cost of fish and chips for Brits

Any successful mass action needs an established lobby behind it. Without an organized and established lobby, nothing happens. Big farmers are like big, fat welfare ticks that demand their pound of flesh from the government or else they’ll starve the country into submission.

But they know how to have a good protest, don’t they? 

RT:

Up to 5,000 tractors descended upon the German capital on Tuesday to protest the government’s latest agricultural policies and environmental protection regulations which farmers claim are too restrictive.

German authorities estimate somewhere in the region of 5,000 tractors and 10,000 farmers entered Berlin in a slow-moving convoy, bringing the capital to a relative standstill at certain points. The protesters eventually gathered at Berlin’s iconic landmark Brandenburg Gate.

There is a live stream showing a bunch of parked vehicles. It’s uh, it’s hot stuff:

If you do not have any institutional support, you get attacked by the police and Antifa in the streets – like the men who showed up at Charlottesville. But if you have a powerful lobby, well then, that’s a different story. You can shut down entire cities with your lawnmowers tractors and run joggers down on the streets like the animals that they are.

Folks, it’s clear that we’re not going to get a mass movement organized against mass migration anytime soon.

You will, however, be able to get tens thousand of Boomers in killdozers rolling into the capital and shutting it down.

What else you can do?

Well, you can get suburban sedan-plankton to burn down toll booths in France.

You can get regular Americans out in the streets, rifles in hand and ready to gunfight with the badge-niggers to protest a red flag gun seizure.

You can get tens of thousands of Poles in the streets for a celebration of their independence.

You can get hundreds of thousands of French out in the streets demanding an end to gay marriage.

A smart movement would work with these existing mass movements, no? 

Disgruntled farmers feel there should be consultation and cooperation between conservationists, environmentalists, farmers and the government to create policies that are effective at protecting the environment while maintaining German agricultural competitiveness.

While Merkel agreed in principle and talks are scheduled to begin at the start of December, these are not the first such protests by farmers in recent weeks.

Hamburg witnessed a similar demonstration of slow-moving outrage earlier this month.

Anyways.

It’s clear that these farmers simply aren’t forward-thinking enough. They are making a big fuss over nothing. In the near future, these regular farms will simply be converted into giant maggot spawning grounds as the goyim are switched to a corpo-enforced all-bug diet.

There will be plenty of work for the farmers then.

Please consult Blade Runner 2049 for more details about the future that is planned for us all:

Unless we stop it, of course.