WEF Discusses Food Shortages, Blames It On Russia

With the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) annual meeting at Davos, Switzerland wrapping up, one of the main themes of the meeting was the coming food shortages that will no doubt plunge the world into crisis – which they quickly blamed on Russia.

The ultimate objective is to bring in the Great Reset, the WEF boss Klaus Schwab’s favorite topic – world domination, digital currency that is controlled by the central banks, surveillance and censorship.

“You will own nothing, and you will be happy,” is the mantra of the Great Reset.

Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, called the food disruption a war objective of Russia, telling attendees at the conference, “Today, Russia’s artillery is bombarding grain warehouses in Ukraine – deliberately. And Russian warships in the Black Sea are blockading Ukrainian ships full of wheat and sunflower seeds,” 

“…on top of this, Russia is now hoarding its own food exports as a form of blackmail – holding back supplies to increase global prices, or trading wheat in exchange for political support,” she continued. “This is: using hunger and grain to wield power.”

She went on to say that the European Union has been doping everything its power to increase production – including moving into growing GMO crops to boost yields.

Some at the conference, however, questioned whether the commitment to get to 25 percent organic farmland in the EU, would slow up food production, as the yields are always generally lower in organic crops.

  1. Erik Fyrwald, who works for Syngenta, a Chinese funded agrochemical company, said that organic food should be fused with other technologies that will boost crop yields.

“If organic can be improved and achieve [production] goals, fantastic,” Fyrwald said during a panel on food security. “But what I see happening — the reality, because I talk to a lot of farmers and a lot of time on farms — is that, if you take the best from organic… and the best from conventional [farming]… you can dramatically increase the yields and you can drop the greenhouse gas emissions.”

David Beasley, who has already previously warned of coming food shortages and former South Carolina Gov. and head of the World Food Program, said that those in power must do something about it or face devastating consequences.

Beasley went on to say that famine, destabilization and mass migration will also be a part of the crisis and millions in over 43 countries risk starving as a result.

“We will have famines around the world,” Beasley warned those at Davos.

“Every one per cent increase in [world] hunger there’s a two per cent increase in migration — just think about that for a minute,” he continued.

“And I tell my friends in Europe: You don’t need to be concerned with only what’s happening to the east of you, you need to understand what’s going to be happening to the south, and to the south-east of you if you don’t rein in this global security problem,” he went on to say, having previously warned officials that they faced “Hell on Earth” in the form of migration crises and other issues as a result of a lack of food.

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  1. “Sanctions” are an ILLEGAL form of ECONOMIC STARVATION which also harms whole populations.
    If Ukraine had intended NOT to suffer economically through no exports, it would NOT have suppressed minorities – even less KILLED 14,000 RUSSIAN-SPEAKING CITIZENS IN 8 YEARS OF BOMBARDMENT!
    GIVE THE RUSSIAN, HUNGARIAN, RUMANIAN, TARTAR, GREEK, ROMA PEOPLE THE SAME RIGHTS AND PEACE!
    The rest will come on its own. BUT THERE MUST BE GUARANTEES!

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