John Kerry: The Farming Industry Must be Destroyed for the Sake of Net Zero! By Bob Farmer
John Kerry, who was formerly the climate czar for the Biden administration, but who has now left the position to campaign for sleepy Joe Biden's presidential run, went out with a splash at Davos. He said: "Agriculture contributes about 33% of all the emissions of the world. And we can't get to Net Zero—we don't get this job done—unless agriculture is front and centre as part of the solution." "You just can't continue to both warm the planet, while also expecting to feed it. It doesn't work. So we have to reduce emissions from the food system."
What this means, as seen by the shutting down of farms in the Netherlands is that less farms, less food production. So, what Kerry is proposing is to continue to feed the planet, food production must be cut. This is the same sort of nonsense seen here in Australia as well by the environmentalists. In fact, most farming is both economically and environmentally efficient within reasonable financial bounds. To cut back will set in motion the forces of hunger in the West, something not seen for over a hundred years. But, that is now at the hands of the fanatical environmentalists, who lack a robust sense of reality.
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"So "farms" need to be restricted according to the green agenda, which as any Dutch farmer can tell you, means shut down -- or else people will die, presumably of starvation since he said "people will go hungry."
Fewer farms, all to prevent people from going hungry.
Does this clown know where food comes from? Does he understand that more production of food means more emissions of oxygen and less production of food means fewer emissions?
Or does he really think that food has nothing to do with the farms that produce it, but comes solely from a grocery store?
Has he ever met the California farmers of the Central Valley, whose farms have been turned brown by greenie environmental lunacy, and who place "no farms, no food" stickers on their pickups, or else put up huge billboards with this slogan?
It highlights the green disconnect between greater agricultural productivity through what was once known as the green revolution, and fewer people than ever starving on this planet.
Like private jets, meat, and gas stoves, the greenie left would like to make food itself a luxury item, with more starvation and with more starvation, more government control.
That's the only thing that can be concluded from this cocktail of illogic that if the greenies get their way on, is sure to lead to more starvation."
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