The meals provide is underneath assault. Whether or not or not it’s from technocrats waging a conflict in opposition to actual meals, laws that threaten meals sovereignty or the usage of poisonous chemical compounds, people’ proper to entry unadulterated, wholesome meals is slipping away.
The Assault on Meals Symposium, hosted by Dr. Meryl Nass and offered by Youngsters’s Well being Protection TV, introduced collectively specialists, together with me, from quite a lot of disciplines to debate the urgent matter of meals safety and supply options on the particular person and societal ranges. You’ll be able to view the seven-hour occasion in its entirety above and my particular person presentation beneath.
The Pretend ‘Meals as Drugs’ Agenda
Starting at 3:30 within the video above, my presentation — “The Pretend ‘Meals as Drugs’ Agenda & Artificial Meals” — targeted on assaults on meals and agriculture. There’s an impending disaster coming with The Nice Reset, and meals goes to be an actual challenge — much more so than it’s now.
The globalists behind The Nice Reset have lengthy had a monopoly on meals with their patented genetically modified organisms (GMOs). The first objective of GMOs was to facilitate the usage of the poisonous herbicide glyphosate,1 which Stephanie Seneff, Ph.D., a senior analysis scientist on the Massachusetts Institute of Know-how (MIT), presents within the subsequent part of the symposium video. However to know what’s coming, it is essential to know the previous.
The biotech business used lobbying to make sure GMOs could be handled as considerably equal to actual meals, primarily bypassing the requirement to do security testing earlier than releasing them available on the market. Their playbook is paying homage to Massive Tobacco’s techniques for a product that does not hurt you instantly however is detrimental regularly over time. An equally severe risk as GMOs has now emerged, nonetheless — artificial meals.
Pretend meals is predicted to turn out to be a $3 trillion market.2 Typically referred to in business jargon as “the bio revolution” or synbio (brief for artificial biology), consulting agency McKinsey & Firm predicted that 60% of all supplies within the financial system could possibly be produced this fashion, together with pretend meat, pretend milk and faux fats. Their report famous:3
“As a lot as 60 p.c of the bodily inputs to the worldwide financial system might, in precept, be produced biologically — about one-third of those inputs are organic supplies (wooden or animals bred for meals) and the remaining two-thirds are nonbiological (plastics or fuels) however might doubtlessly be produced or substituted utilizing biology.”
Inconceivable Meals and Past Meat are the main gamers within the pretend meat market. The primary pretend fats, Cultured Oil, has additionally been launched. In June 2020, Invoice Gates additionally introduced startup firm BIOMILQ, which is utilizing biotechnology to create artificial lab-made human milk for infants. Utilizing mammary epithelial cells positioned in flasks with cell tradition media, the cells develop and are positioned in a bioreactor that the corporate says “recreates circumstances much like within the breast.”4
Watch Out for ‘Precision Fermentation’
Pretend meals firms need you to imagine their merchandise are pure as a result of they’re made with parts of vegetation, although nothing like them exists in nature. Be looking out for his or her business buzzwords like precision fermentation, a time period the biotech business is utilizing to piggyback off the recognition of actually health-promoting pure fermentation.
Precision fermentation, nonetheless, is nothing like its pure counterpart. It is a type of artificial biology that is been round for at the least 20 years. It makes use of genetically engineered microorganisms, comparable to yeast and micro organism, which can be fermented in brewery-style tanks underneath high-tech, pharmaceutical grade sterile circumstances. It’s because these cultures are extremely prone to contamination which might wreck all the batch.
And, contamination can occur simply, so billions of {dollars} have been poured into this know-how, which is utilizing organic pathways which have by no means existed in nature earlier than.
They’ve obliterated the precautionary precept, because the long-term outcomes are utterly unknown, to provide pretend meats, pretend fat and faux milk. Nevertheless it’s all serving the underlying agenda, which is whole management and world domination. There is no simpler method to obtain this than by taking management of the meals provide.
These pretend, ultraprocessed meals give the globalists unprecedented energy and management over human well being, they usually’re utilizing stealthy advertising methods. I used to be approached by Zero Acre Farms about their Cultured Oil, which they’re selling to eating places as an affordable different to seed oils.
Pretend ‘Cultured Oil’ Is not Pure
Many know I am captivated with elevating consciousness of seed oils’ devastating well being results, as they include about 75% linoleic acid and are contributing to rising charges of power illness. This new Cultured Oil accommodates lower than 1% linoleic acid, so it sounds nice — besides it is made utilizing precision fermentation.
The time period has even fooled many specialists within the well being business, who imagine it is secure and pure. As an alternative, it is one other type of deception, altering the that means of a few of the most elementary phrases in our vocabulary, like fermentation.
The business needs individuals to imagine that merchandise produced with precision fermentation are not any totally different than different fermented meals, like kimchi and yogurt. However what they fail to reveal is that probably the most usually used organism in precision fermentation is the frequent micro organism E. coli. The E. coli is probably going creating any variety of non-targeted metabolites which have utterly unknown environmental penalties.
The waste merchandise created by pure fermentation are nonhazardous and truly edible and useful in lots of circumstances. It is also compostable and never a biohazard. In distinction, the biowaste from GE artificial biology fermentation merchandise cannot go right into a landfill.5
As a result of this has been happening for many years, the legal guidelines are already in place to permit these merchandise to bypass any security testing, as they have been labeled as biologically equal to actual meals. I like to recommend staying as distant from pretend meals as you may and specializing in foundational human vitamin. That is what is going to get us by The Nice Reset.
The International Battle on Meals
Different audio system within the symposium included Alexis Baden-Mayer, political director for the Natural Shoppers Affiliation (OCA), who summed up the proof that meals from actual farms is being changed with pretend meals. From Haiti and Sri Lanka to Indonesia, Holland and Canada, “the story is identical.”6
Company pursuits with world commerce prerogatives collaborate with authorities, the Worldwide Financial Fund (IMF) or World Financial institution, which supplied debt aid within the type of grants or low-interest loans to nations collapsing economically throughout the pandemic, however with strings hooked up.
“They drive the household farmers off of their land and into town,” Baden-Mayer stated.7 Benjamin Dobson, who spoke in regards to the historical past of incursions on small farms, famous that impartial farmers and individuals who develop natural medicines are a risk to a centralized financial system.8
Seneff shared how the usage of chemical compounds like glyphosate can also be threatening the way forward for meals.9 The quantity of glyphosate used yearly within the U.S. is equal to 1 pound for each man, girl and youngster, she stated. It is probably the most used herbicide on the planet.
Whereas it is common on GMOs, she identified that the very best residues are exhibiting up in non-GMO meals comparable to wheat, oats, barley and rye, as a result of it is used as a desiccant, or drying agent, on these crops proper earlier than harvest. Glyphosate inhibits the shikimate pathway, which is concerned within the synthesis of the important fragrant amino acids phenylalanine, tyrosine and tryptophan.10
Seneff used Florida manatees for instance of glyphosate’s toxicity. The chemical is ubiquitous within the state’s waterways, significantly throughout the sugar cane harvest. Manatees have elevated physique burdens of glyphosate and have turn out to be sick, plus they’re ravenous as a result of seagrass is dying off within the waterways’ disturbed ecosystems.11
Options for Farmers
Session 2, which begins round 2:40 within the full-length video, affords options for farmers. Ronnie Cummins, OCA cofounder and director, famous that among the many world’s small farmers, fewer than 1% are licensed natural. Nonetheless, there are 60 million small and medium farms that might turn out to be licensed natural if it weren’t for all of the regulatory hurdles in place.12
“When you have a look at the quantity of farmland and the quantity of meals that these individuals are producing, it is substantial. The worldwide meals market is about $10 trillion, however it’s estimated {that a} good $1.5 trillion of that’s being produced in an natural or practically natural method,” he says.13 Since many natural farmers are capable of finding and flourish with native markets, that is one technique to maintain afloat.
In the meantime, meals sovereignty naturally results in full ecosystems that help human and planetary well being, in line with Mark Fulford, an impartial farmer and farm advisor.14 He advocates for impartial meals hubs, which minimize out the center man, and utilizing methods like studying the panorama, utilizing fungal or bacterial composts and embracing bees and different pollinators.
Gardening — A Resolution for People
You’ll be able to take motion on a person degree by constructing your individual meals safety security web. Beginning a backyard and studying some fundamental meals manufacturing expertise is important and mentioned in Session 3, at 4:10 within the full-length video.
Dr. John Day shares tips on how to put together a kitchen backyard that is as near your kitchen as attainable. He recommends selecting a spot that is at the least 400 sq. toes and 20 toes away from timber, as a result of their roots will take the water out of your backyard. Southern publicity is good to get ample mild in your vegetation. “Throughout arduous instances, and for meals safety, having your individual vegetable backyard and already figuring out tips on how to work it’s actually useful.”15
Beverly Johannson, one other gardener, advocates for no-dig gardening, one other technique you need to use to develop greens. If you until the land, it stimulates the earth to provoke repairs, which it does by rising weed progress. Tilling additionally destroys important microbes and fungal mycelium, which helps to mobilize vitamins within the soil. With a no-dig backyard, you may expertise fewer weeds, greater yields and more healthy vegetation, with much less watering.16
She factors out that storage is a key component of gardening, as you may need produce not solely throughout the rising season however throughout the winter as nicely. Johannson has a root cellar the place potatoes and different root greens are saved and one other space for winter squash and onions, so she has entry to recent meals year-round.
Defending Meals as a Society
The ultimate session offers with societal options to battle again in opposition to the conflict on meals. U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie highlighted the vulnerabilities within the U.S. meals provide, which fell aside throughout the pandemic when farmers needed to euthanize animals as a result of they could not get them processed.17
4 meatpackers management 85% of the meat that is processed within the U.S. Considered one of them is owned by China, one by Brazil and the opposite two are multinational companies. Meals costs are going up whereas farmers are going broke. Massie launched the Processing Revival and Intrastate Meat Exemption (PRIME) Act, which might permit farmers to promote meat processed at smaller slaughtering amenities and permit states to set their very own meat processing requirements.
As a result of small slaughterhouses don’t have an inspector on workers — a requirement that solely massive amenities can simply fulfill — they’re banned from promoting their meat. The PRIME Act would raise this regulation with out sacrificing security, as random USDA inspections might nonetheless happen.18
“If a farmer needs to promote pork, beef or lamb to a client, so long as that client and that farmer and that processor are all in the identical state, they don’t seem to be crossing state traces, they maintain the federal authorities out of that transaction,” he says.19 He is additionally launched laws to guard entry to uncooked milk, which he calls recent milk.
Finally, the reply to meals security and safety lies in a decentralized meals system that connects communities with farmers rising actual meals sustainably and distributing it regionally.