The United States, Canada, the U.K. and places like the Netherlands have massively increased their ability to generate food for export, in large part due to the success of improved fertilizer and crop saving modern pesticides. Take those farming advancements away under the guise of climate change and you get a global Sri Lanka.
Those western climate and energy policies create downstream consequences
- The decision to chase a new global energy policy under the name "Build Back Better," in combination with short-sighted EU sanctions against Russia, and you get food shortages
- It was not Vladimir Putin who told British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz their proactive recommendation to switch from crop-based biofuels to human food would be blocked. That G7 decision was made by Justin Trudeau and Joe Biden
- Even more significantly, it was not Russia who threatened the multinational energy companies about investing in Africa for expanded natural gas supplies for their fertilizer needs. That threat came from the same western government alliance, per their instructions from the World Economic Forum group
Why?
- If all western nations, non-govt organizations, and heads of state are aware of a coming food crisis, why is there no proactive response? Why hasn't anyone taken any proactive steps to alleviate what they declare is a certainty
- No action is being taken because they do not want to take action, and no effort to avoid the crisis is being done because they want it avoided
The food crisis is the result of a post-pandemic western government deliberate decision to radically change global energy development
- In succinct terms, the climate change agenda
- The collective Build Back Better energy policy of western governments' is the reason for massive increases in energy costs, massive oil price jumps, gasoline price increases, significant increases in chemical costs, increases in diesel fuel costs, and shortages of fertilizer created using natural gas.
Putin's military action against eastern Ukraine had nothing to do with the severe food shortages and inflation in Sri Lanka
- Vladimir Putin has no influence over the Dutch government trying to stop food production
- Justin Trudeau has no control over limiting harvest yields by blocking the use of nitrogen-based fertilizer
- More importantly, it was not Vladimir Putin who forced all the western politicians to sign up for a new 'climate friendly' energy program that is destroying the ability of western farms to generate higher yield crops
Those western climate and energy policies create downstream consequences
- The decision to chase a new global energy policy under the name "Build Back Better," in combination with short-sighted EU sanctions against Russia, and you get food shortages
- It was not Vladimir Putin who told British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz their proactive recommendation to switch from crop-based biofuels to human food would be blocked. That G7 decision was made by Justin Trudeau and Joe Biden
- Even more significantly, it was not Russia who threatened the multinational energy companies about investing in Africa for expanded natural gas supplies for their fertilizer needs. That threat came from the same western government alliance, per their instructions from the World Economic Forum group
Why?
- If all western nations, non-govt organizations, and heads of state are aware of a coming food crisis, why is there no proactive response? Why hasn't anyone taken any proactive steps to alleviate what they declare is a certainty
- No action is being taken because they do not want to take action, and no effort to avoid the crisis is being done because they want it avoided
The food crisis is the result of a post-pandemic western government deliberate decision to radically change global energy development
- In succinct terms, the climate change agenda
- The collective Build Back Better energy policy of western governments' is the reason for massive increases in energy costs, massive oil price jumps, gasoline price increases, significant increases in chemical costs, increases in diesel fuel costs, and shortages of fertilizer created using natural gas.
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