“The study is bankrolled by a host of international groups, including the European Union’s Horizon Program which lists “100 Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities by 2030” as one of its project goals. These 100 cities are then supposed to act as flagship models for the eventual carbon agenda takeover of all cities by 2050.
Such groups have billions of dollars at their disposal and focus most of that monetary firepower on climate change research (propaganda). Do I think that the Michigan study is rigged in favor of a predetermined outcome? Probably. When these studies are funded by globalist interests, their outcomes always seem to favor globalist goals. The study itself does not necessarily argue that people should stop gardening, but it does push the narrative that carbon controls are necessary, even at an individual level.”
First, good article. This stuff pushes all my buttons.
I don’t think they’ll have much trouble persuading The Sheeple. During covid-BS-19, SO many people ‘tried’ to garden, or bought chickens, or got a pet...and now all we hear about is that within 2 years’ time they abandoned their gardening efforts (there IS a ‘learning curve,’ and it’s pretty steep to be successful at growing your own food) their chickens and their pets!
“Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.” ~ Theodore Roosevelt
Shovel. Plant. And, Shut Up. ;)
Our local walmart didn't have the gardening section or seeds roped off during covid. They simply pulled the seed displays off the floor. They had zero seeds even though they always had them 365 days a year prior to that. It wasn't Missouri making them do it. Other stores still had them out. It was just walmart, being run by people like Whitmer.