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originally posted by: vNex92
a reply to: ketsuko
It appears that the sanctions agaisnt Russia was a very bad strategic decision.
Russia provides the largest supply of fertilizers which are important for Europe's agriculture scene.
originally posted by: vNex92
a reply to: ketsuko
It appears that the sanctions agaisnt Russia was a very bad strategic decision.
Russia provides the largest supply of fertilizers which are important for Europe's agriculture scene.
Despite presenting itself to the public as the arbiter of truth and guarantor of factually-accurate information, guarding users against “fake news” and “misinformation,” Facebook has admitted in court that its “fact checks” of information — frequently aimed at conservatives — are nothing more than statements of opinion.
A carbon tax on meat which has been proposed at a United Nations food summit would shut down Australia’s cattle industry and starve 80 million people alone, says Federal MP Bob Katter who represents the sprawling North Queensland electorate of Kennedy.
The True Animal Price Protein Coalition proposed a meat tax of a €1 ($1.61) per kilo, at the summit in Rome last week of which Australia is a major sponsor, having contributed $63.9m.
“Almost every single calf that is born in Australia is produced on land that can’t be used for any other purpose,” Mr Katter said.
“I’m not talking about fattening country; I’m talking about breeding country where the cattle are bred.
“If you introduce that tax and wipe out the cattle industry, then there is 2.4 billion kilos of protein that will no longer be available (Australia on an average year turns off 8 million cattle for consumption, each with 300 kgs of consumable meat).
On average, a cow could expect to give birth around eight to twelve times in their 20 year lifespan, however they are usually culled much sooner than that in farming situations.
originally posted by: Guyfriday
**EDITED OUT PART**
On another note, did you ever wonder what it was like to eat like the evil Power Elites? Well wonder no more.
From: MSN News
"European company Oumph! developed the Human Meat Plant-Based Burger — a burger they say tastes just like people — for those willing to indulge in fake human flesh.
"We developed this burger in no time as soon as we knew what taste and texture we were after," Oumph! Co-Founder Anders Linden said in a YouTube video.
During Halloween last year, the company set up a food truck in Stockholm, Sweden, serving the "scariest plant-based food ever."
So... yeah... a lot of questions on this one. I think the first question should, "How do they know what human flesh tastes like?"
Then who is this marketed for?
At any rate maybe those vaccines have tainted everyone's meat to the point that the power elites need to produce this kind of stuff. Well either way, we can look for it in stores nowhere. Gross.
Let me be clear on this...
GROSS!!!
originally posted by: Guyfriday
With the current food shortages taking place world wide, the growing human populations, and the growing divide between those who can afford to buy good quality foods and those who have to buy GMO I have to ask if we have become a "Soylent Green" world?
Case in point,
Recombinant Human Gelatin Gelatin
Using recombinant technology, FibroGen produces highly purified, fully characterized, genetically distinct molecules of recombinant human (rh) gelatin designed to be gelling or non-gelling
At what point will we see this marketed as a new food source.
Additional source on this (as if the company's web-site wasn't enough):
Gelatin made with human DNA will make snacks safer(from io9.com)
New method for making human-based gelatin (from phys.org)
originally posted by: beyondknowledge
originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: ketsuko
"You will eat nothing and be hungry."
What? Don't you like your bug bar? How about a cockroach smoothie?
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: MichiganSwampBuck
With what electricity? The same electricity that powers our electric cars and comes out of the walls during times of blackout?
originally posted by: arcticscouthunter
a reply to: ketsuko
Didn't the Western world say food crisis is cause by Russians? I guess they going to say its Russians fault for this one also.
originally posted by: incoserv
a reply to: ketsuko
Well, we all need to learn to suffer for the sake of the liberal new world order.
Amirite?
I mean, like, amirite? Or amirite.
Suck it up, people. It's for the greater good. ("Greater" meaning the elite wealthy.)