Meanwhile in France, you can be fined €6,000 just for having a few chickens to lay eggs...

"The state has just transformed the most basic act of food autonomy into a bureaucratic procedure in its own right."

Got backyard birds? Failure to obtain 3 layers of permits can be deemed a "violation of town planning rules" and result in fines ranging from 1,200 to 6,000 euros.

The slightest neighborhood conflict can also trigger a procedure. Odors, flies or noise are likely to be qualified as abnormal neighborhood disturbances. As for the rooster, its morning crowing can give rise to a fine of 68 euros, increasing up to 180 euros.

So as Big Ag's AI takes over the food supply, the state is making it increasingly difficult for many people to grow their own...

Source: https://www.lecourrierdesstrateges.fr/trois-poules-dans-le-jardin-jusqua-6-000-euros-damende/

This UN event is happening today -- "global water bankruptcy" narrative openly positioned as "opportunity to accelerate SDGs"

Full Report: https://unshadowed.substack.com/p/the-technocrats-want-your-water-uns

Trump: "Iran wanting to charge tolls in the Strait of #Hormuz is illegal, hostile PIRACY!" Also Trump: "We’re blockading the Strait, calling ourselves the 'Guardian of the Hormuz Strait,' and charging a totally-not-a-pirate 20% 'reimbursement fee' on all global cargo." Nothing says "free trade" quite like: Starting a conflict that shuts down a vital shipping lane for five months straight. Keeping it locked down so absolutely nothing is actually moving. Proposing a casual 20% mafia-style protection tax on the world's economy the second it reopens. I guess it's only piracy when the other guys do it.