If you have been keeping up with the news, you are probably aware of the protests taking place in the Netherlands. Tens of thousands of farmers have protested in the streets against new climate targets that will require them to close their operations. They have stopped grocery distribution sites, poured manure, and even set hay bundles on fire on highways. According to calculations made by the Finance ministry, the government will be required to close down 11,200 cattle farms in order to cut nitrogen emissions and comply with European environmental regulations. To achieve these climate goals, an additional 17,600 farmers would have to decrease the amount of livestock they raise. This is horrible, too. Due to the fact that there are approximately 54 000 farms in the Netherlands, approximately 1/5 of all farms will be forced to close, and nearly 1/3 will be forced to scale back and reduce animals. This means that in order to achieve government climate targets, tens of thousands of farmers will lose their means of subsistence. In order to achieve their climate goals, they will essentially force people to lose their jobs. That is absurd. Additionally, consider how much food will be wasted as a result of this. Due to exorbitant fertilizer costs and grain shortages brought on by the conflict in Ukraine, we are already experiencing a food crisis. Right now, we need more food, not fewer! Climate change zealots want to return us to the medieval era. Farmers will be compelled to sell their farms to the state by state (buying them out). Farms and land were appropriated with state approval. Where have I heard about something like that before...? Yes, under the Communist regime. You already know that this is global communism and that the Great Reset is just another name for it. And it appears that Dutch citizens are unhappy with these government intentions, as the political party of the Dutch prime minister, VVD, has fallen to a new low in the polls. 13 of their 34 parliamentary seats would be lost if there were an election today. A staggering 7 out of 10 people express dissatisfaction with the prime minister's cabinet. The Farmer-Citizen Movement, a new party, is currently polling in second place. Farmers met with the administration on Friday, but some are unhappy with the outcome and are considering further protests. One farmers' group, which claims to speak for 95% of agriculture, has promised the "toughest demonstrations ever." Therefore, the state intends to force farmers to cease operations on the pretext of climate change. ordering the sale of their farms. Essentially, this amounts to taking control of the means of production. In essence, it is communism. Climatic communism. And everyone is aware of how it turned out when the state previously took farmland. You need only consider what occurred in the Ukraine or China under Stalin or Mao. But there is some good news as well. We suppose there will be brand-new factories making bug treats. Or perhaps more "sustainable" supermarkets will open up like Picnic in the Netherlands, which received investments totaling €600 million, the majority of which came from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation! This supermarket places an emphasis on items like vegan cuisine and food delivery by electric cars. And you know what? A Dutch Minister who has been involved with these new nitrogen laws is related to a billionaire investor and former director of Picnic. Thanks for watching. Please consider subscribing to the channel #farmersprotest #climatechange ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HsypdHLkz4

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United States. #BareShelvesBiden # BareShelvesBiden became one of Twitter's top trending topics after Americans submitted photos of bare grocery shelves amid ongoing supply chain concerns in the United States. Angry social media users around the United States posted photographs of bare supermarket shelves and blamed President Joe Biden for the shortages, with one American stating, "I feel like I'm in a third-world nation." At first, Jack Posobiec, a conservative commentator and senior editor at Human Events, appeared to be at the forefront of the social media campaign, encouraging detractors of the 46th president to post their own photos. Biden supporters retaliated by tweeting photographs of well-stocked shelves in local shops, claiming that similar shortages occurred under former President Donald Trump. Caroline Orr Bueno, a liberal commentator, even said that the hashtag was coordinated by robots and asked Twitter to "look into" how it was able to trend. Since Biden's inauguration in January 2021, the United States has been plagued by supply chain challenges, rising gasoline prices, and high inflation. Last week, Biden claimed that he only realized how much meat prices had climbed in the United States after a family member complained that it now costs "almost $5 for a pound of hamburger beef." Thanks for watching. Please consider subscribing to the channel ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbJNxxZF6fM

Study: Pandemic made rich richer, poor poorer. According to extensive research, the world's super-rich increased their share of income during the coronavirus pandemic, while 100 million people fell into extreme poverty. According to the World Inequality Report, which was released on Tuesday, the richest 1% of the population received 38% of all the increased wealth since the mid-1990s, while the lowest 50% received only 2%. According to the report, the world's 2,755 billionaires own 3.5 percent of global family wealth this year, up from just over 2% at the start of the pandemic in early 2020. Lead author Lucas Chancel said that the COVID crisis has increased inequality between the very wealthy and the rest of the population, adding that wealthier economies employ significant fiscal support to offset sharp increases in poverty elsewhere. Lead author Lucas Chancel said that the COVID crisis has increased inequality between the very wealthy and the rest of the population, adding that wealthier economies employ significant fiscal support to offset sharp increases in poverty elsewhere. According to the report, the top 10% of the population now receives 52% of global income, while the bottom half receives only 8%. During the COVID-19 lockdowns, some super-rich people benefited from the online transfer of most of the world's economy, while others merely benefited from soaring asset values. Because money is a primary source of future economic benefits, as well as, increasingly, power and influence, the report concludes, describing the current state of affairs as an "extreme concentration of economic power in the hands of a very small fraction of the super-rich."Europe was designated the world's most equitable area, with the richest 10% of the population receiving 36% of the total income. The Middle East and North Africa had the most unequal wealth distribution, with the richest 10% receiving 58% of total income. Thanks for watching. Please consider subscribing to the channel #podcast #Finance ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTH1OQAOWck