As well as everything else, it is obvious that Keir Starmer wants fewer farmers. It is just that simple. Some say he is punishing them for being right wing voters. But it's actually more simple than that - he is part of the push to control all food sources.
Starmer is a big proponent of the WEF.
The WEF have been blatant about controlling food production and limiting people's right to ownership, inheritance and anything else that might give them agency and power.
The phrase "You'll own nothing and be happy" was part of the WEF's push for communist principles entitled "Welcome to 2030: I own nothing, have no privacy, and life has never been better," published on the WEF's Agenda blog in 2016.
There was a pushback against this because it is blatantly communist, so they stopped trying to push this grim future openly, while still working for it behind closed doors.
Shutting down independent farmers and forcing everyone to rely entirely on the state for whatever food they choose to offer you is right from the communist playbook. If you control the food at a state level you control the people.
The WEF plans for you to eat insects instead of beef and have been blatant about controlling food production, they want you to believe that eating insects will contribute to food security and be good for the environment.
The EU has approved certain insect species for human consumption, thanks to the WEF.
Starting from October 2024 in England and Wales, all poultry keepers will be required to register their birds with the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA), regardless of the number of birds they own. They claim this is to prevent disease.
Starmer supports the WEF openly.
But don't worry, those at the top of course will continue to have plenty of power, be gifted clothes, holidays, have plenty of money and food choices and the freedom to travel.
Just like the Politburo of old.
At, at the height of the Cold War, Keir Starmer was the secretary and editor for a Trotskyite magazine, called Socialist Alternatives, a full on communist magazine specifically linked to the International Revolutionary Marxist Tendency (IRMT).
The magazine served as a platform for Marxist thought and was described as having a Trotskyist orientation. He was 24 when he did this, well and truly old enough to know better and to have his political beliefs well and truly planted.
He also spent a summer at a Czechoslovakian work camp aged 23. The Czechoslovakian secret police, known as the StB (Státní bezpečnost), used the camps to gather intelligence, monitor foreign participants and find people who might be of interest to the Communist party and they were particularly interested in profiling bright and ambitious young people from Western countries, with the hope that they could be useful in various capacities in the future.
But hey, I'm sure he just went to the communist work camp for a bit of jolly good fun and just edited a communist mag for shits and giggles, I suppose.
Surely he's not obviously and definitely a communist sympathiser pushing communist principles.
PS, dear hysterical mumsnetters - communism is a bad thing. Being anti communist is a good thing no matter how often you scream FASCIST!!!!
And claiming this is a conspiracy theory would make you seem quite stupid - I am literally just relaying facts and none of this is a secret. It's just that most people don't seem to have joined the dots.