The NWO government of the Netherlands declared war on the nation’s farmers. In order to reduce what it considers nitrogen pollution the government has adopted a policy of drastically reducing herds, forcing many farmers out of business and cutting back on meat, pork, poultry, and dairy products for human consumption. The government wants to eliminate one-third of Holland’s 50,000 farms by 2030.
In response, all hell has broken loose.
Holland On The Brink Of Civil War – The Dutch Have Had Enough
Dutch Farmers Lead the Protests Against the Great Reset
After the Netherlands: Now also farmers’ protests and blockades in Spain
For weeks there have been protests by farmers in the Netherlands against the Great Reset policy and the EU’s “Green Deal” and the associated forced closure of farms (Wochenblick reported). Large parts of the population stand behind the farmers and show solidarity with them. The protests and blockades are also having an effect, and some supermarkets are already running out of food. Now, because of the inflation, Spain’s farmers are taking to the streets again.
Climate change or not, it’s likely to be a hot summer in Europe. In addition to the Netherlands, farmers are now protesting again in Spain, as videos on Twitter show:
Dutch farmers blocked the roads, and fishermen blocked the ports, as protests continued in the Netherlands against plans to reduce nitrogen emissions by culling livestock and shutting down farms.
Especially in the southern part of Spain, in Andalusia, farmers are protesting because of the inflation and the enormously increased prices for energy and food. In Spain, inflation was already above the 10% mark in June.
We must stand in solidarity with Dutch farmers who have drawn a line in the sand and decided to signal clearly they will not become serfs for the Cult of Davos.
Dutch farmers used tractors to block roads and supermarket distribution networks to protest government-mandated emissions reductions that threaten their livelihoods on Monday.
Over 40,000 farmers have taken to the streets in recent weeks to protest climate-related regulations that the Dutch ruling coalition itself concedes would force upwards of 30% of farmers out of business, DW reported. Farmers have dumped hay bales on roads, left manure outside government officials’ homes and blocked highways and other critical infrastructure to protest the regulations, The Associated Press reported.
