The United Nations (UN), the World Economic Forum, the European Union (EU) and other international forces are determined to transform civilization. They are directly responsible for escalating the food crisis, evil elites working against the people. (2023)

HNewsWire: The vicious attack on farmers and everyone else is part of the globalist strategy to destroy us. They will not be able to redistribute our wealth to poor countries unless they can shut down the global economy, disrupt supply chains and wreak havoc.

At this point, everyone's money is withdrawn and distributed. You will have no property! Like Castro in Cuba!

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The ramifications of what critics have described as a global "war" against farmers and ranchers are becoming clearer. But even as food shortages worsen, governments, including the Biden administration, are cracking down on agricultural production.

Experts and lawmakers who spoke to The Epoch Times warned that it is time to rein in government policies that hurt the poor the most. A Republican congressman said a GOP-led congress would start work immediately after taking control.

While the attacks on agriculture and related industries look different in different countries, many experts say it is a coordinated global policy that pursues theUnited Nations(ON), itworld economic forum(World Economic Forum), the European Union (EU) and other international forces determined to transform civilization.

In July, The Epoch Times published a lengthy investigative article quoting several professionals in the field who said United Nations-backed climate change and sustainable development policies, which they described as a "war on farmers," are directly responsible. of the climb the food crisis.

The outcome of farmer-focused policies is beginning to become clear as food shortages worsen around the world. Think Sri Lanka on a global scale, at least if current trends continue.

UN leaders and Western officials are openly discussing this. President Joe Biden, for example, earlier this year warned of a “real” food shortage, citing the conflict in Ukraine.

UN worldEssenThe executive director of the program, David Beasley, was in turnusea "devastating" global food shortage since the start of the COVID crisis that could lead to famine of "biblical proportions" in dozens of nations.

"The world needs to wake up to this unprecedented global food crisis and act now to prevent it from spiraling out of control," he told a World Food Day event last month organized by a UN agency run by a Party member. Chinese communist. . (PCC).

As farmers and ranchers come under increasing regulatory pressure, authoritative sources warn that even wealthy countries like the US could face problems in the food supply chain and other critical sectors in the coming months. .

Lead in Europe

The cracks in the system are becoming increasingly apparent in Europe. With rising prices, more and more items are missing from supermarket shelves. In the United Kingdom and Germany, shortages in stores growit was newsfor weeks.

Many nations around the world, especially in the Middle East and Africa, are already facing major food crises. And with United Nations-backed "sustainable" government and financial sector policies decimating energy systems and agricultural production, the pain is likely to increase, experts say.

It's particularly hard for the poor, said Dr. E. Calvin Beisner, president of the Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation, who has criticized an anti-agriculture policy ostensibly aimed at combating climate change.

“Banning or reducing the use of nitrous fertilizers in the name of fighting global warming is absurd,” he told The Epoch Times, citing policies adopted by governments around the world in response to the United Nations endorsement.

"Nitrogen oxides are a small player in the overall greenhouse effect, dwarfed a hundred times by carbon dioxide and a thousand times by water vapor," Beisner continues.

“The infrared wavelengths at which nitrogen oxides are absorbed are already almost completely absorbed. Therefore, they can only make a negligible contribution to global warming."

“But their contribution to human well-being is immense, as they multiply agricultural production per hectare, per hour worked, and per capital income, making food more plentiful and cheaper for all,” Beisner, a senior Christian official, added. on environmental issues. "The poor benefit more than anyone."

"The war against the peasants is a war against the poor," he concluded.

war against peasants

The war against the peasants was clearly visible in the Netherlands, Sri Lanka, South Africa, Canada, and many other nations, including the United States.

In public, political subterfuges include saving the planet from supposedly man-made climate change, tackling a host of other environmental problems, improving economic efficiency, and even handing over land to “indigenous” peoples. However, critics say the real motivation appears to be much darker.

The ultimate goal of powerful international actors, according to international organizations such as the World Economic Forum, behind many of the policies that lead to food insecurity is the restructuring of all elements of life on planet Earth.

From rethinking private property rights to crafting a "new social contract," everything must be redesigned, World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab and his organization have sparred for years while pushing for what they call the "great reset."

But not everyone is on board.

Legal Ranchers Action Fund, United Stock Growers of America, or R-CALF USA for short, represents ranchers and ranchers across the country. The group warns of the dangers of the agenda of the United Nations and the World Economic Forum.

"What's happening is that the globalists have an agenda that's best pursued by aiming for the low-hanging fruit," R-CALF' USA CEO Bill Bullard said in an interview with The Epoch Times, saying the trend was apparent. when the Dutch government declared war. on the peasants of this nation.

"They are targeting the segment of agribusiness that has less capacity to absorb these additional regulatory costs," he said. "If governments enforce these policies, those who can bear these additional costs are the big agribusinesses, not the small ones."

"This is an attempt to eliminate independent farmers and ranchers from around the world," Bullard said, noting that governments and international organizations are working together on this effort.

“Ranchers and ranchers and ranchers are on the front line; They are targeted because they are easy to kill.”

Bullard pointed to several Biden administration policies directed at farmers, saying that if this is not stopped, "we will see farmers and ranchers drop like flies."

The ultimate goal, Bullard continued, is to encourage "the consolidation and centralization of food production by transnational global elites: international courts, the World Economic Forum, and everyone else."

“All of this stems from the UN Sustainable Development Agenda, the 2030 Agenda, Agenda 21 and the multinationals involved in influencing and collaborating with the UN,” he added.

R-CALF USA President Brett Kenzie also weighed in, saying "global elites" promote "sustainability," which he described as "the ultimate fake idol worship label" meant to instill piety in all of us.

"All they want is everything, and their ability to live off their private property will be the first casualty," Kenzie added.

UN-backed policy

As The Epoch Times wrote in a recent article titled “UN and World Economic Forum behind global 'war on farmers': Experts', a set of 'Sustainable Development Goals' (SDGs) of the UN 2030 Agenda are directly related to the global war on farmers.

The goals, developed with the help of the CCP and enacted by governments around the world, call for drastic changes in agriculture, production, and even consumption. They have been regularly cited by governments in developing the very policies that many well-informed parties blame for the food crisis.

The World Economic Forum, for its part, signed an official "strategic partnership" with the UN with the aim of incorporating large companies from around the world into the movement to impose the objectives of the 2030 Agenda on the planet.

The text of the agreement promises to "deepen institutional commitment and jointly accelerate the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development."

United Nations-backed government policies targeting the energy sector are also playing a role in growing food shortages, experts said.

For example, Europe's efforts to phase out reliable energy sources, including hydrocarbon power and nuclear power, are having a devastating impact on European industry.

Fertilizer production, a key agricultural input, was particularly affected. Due to the increase in fertilizer prices, food production has been affected as food prices are skyrocketing all over the world.

In the United States, the Biden administration, bureaucracies and Congress are also focusing on agriculture and energy.

The Anti-Inflation Law, for example, will make taxpayers pay farmers for not doing sofarm yardunder the guise of implementing crop rotation of "climate friendly" agricultural crops.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has also upset farmers across the country with a proposed regulation that would require them to track emissions when doing business with a public company.

It's not just the government. Major banks and investment managers around the world have also aligned themselves with UN policies that are contributing to the food crisis.

In fact, a coalition of 19 attorneys general from mostly Republican states is investigating possible collusion between the six largest banks in the US and the UN's Net-Zero Banking Alliance.

As participants in the UN program, the banks agree to aim for "net zero" emissions by 2050 by ending or slashing investments in and lending to traditional energy producers and agricultural interests.

Several state corporations involved in the investigation told The Epoch Times that these "collusions" by US banks with the UN would undermine US agriculture and industry and benefit the Chinese communist regime.

“Our own money is being used as a weapon against us,” West Virginia Treasurer Riley Moore told The Epoch Times in August as he cracked down on megabanks for targeting key industries.

Congress involved

US lawmakers are also increasingly concerned about targeting agricultural producers with government policies and pressure from financial services companies.

US Rep. John Rose (R-Tenn.) owns and operates a farm that has been in his family for more than 230 years. He also served as Tennessee's agriculture commissioner before being elected to Congress in 2012.

Concerned about the overregulation of farmers and the "very real threat of food shortages," Rose organized her fellow congressmen to make their voices heard.

In the first letter to the SEC chairman, Rose and more than 115 members of Congress called on the agency to reject the proposed "significant and impractical regulatory burden" on agriculture.

In the second letter, Rose and nearly all of the Republicans on the House Financial Services Committee pointed to the recent Supreme Court ruling against the EPA setting emission limits for electricity generation as evidence that the SEC lacked authority to proceed.

In an interview with The Epoch Times, Rose said that if Republicans retake the House, they intend to unleash "aggressive" oversight and curb regulatory abuses against agriculture and other sectors.

"I don't think this policy is necessary or appropriate," he said, noting that there is a link to the UN agenda and that the pressure being put on farmers is "very worrying."

“We see the Biden administration using regulatory force to promote this green agenda,” Rose continued.

In addition to the SEC's proposed emissions report that will destroy small farms, Rose pointed to the Biden administration's efforts to expand federal control of water resources by expanding the definition of "America's waters."

"EPA has taken very aggressive action against necessary crop protection products used by farmers, including suspending access after farmers purchased supplies," he said. "That's not helpful."

"I deal directly with farmers who are being prosecuted for regulatory abuses that federal agencies have historically inflicted on America's Waters policies during the Obama years," Rose said. "It's a really chilling effect on agricultural production."

The end result of this kind of anti-farmer policy, he said, will be "persistent shortages and delayed production around the world."

It was also all "self-inflicted," the congressman added.

"We have to recognize that we cannot implement policies that lead to scarcity of something as important as food," he said, calling it "obvious" and noting that farmers must continue to feed the world.

"This is all a formula for world hunger," Rose said.

The same applies to the energy sector, he said, citing disincentives to explore and develop resources.

"There's no point in burying your head in the sand on these issues," he said.

"Everyone is concerned about the environment, but this religious fervor where they have made environmental concerns a mantra to live by is a huge mistake," Rose added, calling for "balance."

But when the Republican Party takes control of both houses of Congress in January, "we will see a decidedly concerted effort to exercise proper oversight of the Biden administration and various regulators, including financial services," he said.

"We will have strict and vigorous supervision," he continued, saying that transparency and control of abuse would be a key focus.

"You're going to see aggressive moves on all of these fronts," Rose said, pointing to legislation and the use of finance as possible tools to prevent the government from "deliberately damaging" the US economy and agriculture in particular.

"In the end, there is enormous pressure."

Foreign allies should be "encouraged" not to make the same political "mistake" that Biden is making, leading to food and energy shortages, Rose said.

“The production capacity to feed the world is there; in fact, it is growing every year. We have shown that we can feed the world,” she said. "But to do that, we have to move forward and we can't tie our hands behind our backs, which is what Biden and a lot of the international people interested in green initiatives are trying to do."

"Maybe that's what they want," he added. "One of the most common questions I get from voters is: 'What is the hidden agenda?'"

“People understand that if you don't produce oil and you don't have a substitute, what happens? They have blackouts, California-style blackouts; orders not to load your car," he said. "It's not practical. The economic ripples this creates lead to things like scarcity, including food shortages. We cannot allow that.

Biden and the UN responses

As food shortages deepen, Western politicians, including Biden, have already offered some strong indications of how they will respond.

Amid soaring energy prices that experts say his policies have caused, Biden, who sounds more like a Venezuelan strongman than a US president, has repeatedly accused companies of "profit making." .

In response to the fertilizer shortage, USAID Administrator Samantha Power welcomed what she called a "positive coating."

"The fertilizer shortage is real now," he told ABC News. "As a result, we're working with countries to think about natural solutions like manure and compost, and that can speed up the transition, which would ultimately be in the best interest of farmers."

Sri Lankan farmers tried this in response to a UN-backed fertilizer ban by the local socialist government, and it ended in disaster.

Ironically, the UN, which has long endorsed climate and sustainable development policies that experts blame for food problems around the world, is now portraying itself as a response to the crisis.

“The international community has a good sense of how to address the food crisis; What we need now is coordinated action by governments," said Michael Fakhri, "UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food," in a press release, presenting the UN and governments as the solution to the problem that experts say was caused by them.

Fakhri also called on governments to "create the right conditions for a transition to agroecology."

UN Secretary GeneralAnthony Guterres, former leader of the Socialist International, also sounded the alarm about what he called the "global food crisis."

At an event last month hosted by the head of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, Qu Dongyu, a CCP member and former regime official, in Beijing, Guterres said that 3 billion people today they cannot afford to eat healthily.

"The number of people affected by famine has more than doubled in the last three years," he said, adding that "nearly a million people live in famine conditions, with starvation and death a daily reality."

"Governments, scientists, the private sector and civil society must work together to make nutritious and affordable food available to all," Guterres said.

The UN and relevant UN agencies have not responded to requests for comment at the time of publication.

American farmers have ample resources to feed every citizen of the United States. Stop putting them out of business Evil Elite Biden and Evil Obama so the super rich and China can buy your country.