Are We Moving Towards Nationalizing our Response to the Pandemic?

Is it time to stock up?

There are many reasons and benefits to begin to put measures in place to provide yourself with a bit more resilience in these uncertain times

“End Animal Agriculture” isn’t just the mission statement of Impossible Foods — it is a battle cry oft repeated elsewhere, as here in the Harvard Political Review:

But the pandemic provides an opportunity to more deeply interrogate the structural injustice of this system. It is animal agriculture that is wrong, not simply the logistical phenomena that have caused mass culling. As we negotiate a return to normalcy, we must critically examine and dismantle the country’s unsustainable and unethical meat production pipeline.

https://harvardpolitics.com/rather-than-cull-millions-of-livestock-lets-end-animal-agriculture/

Going vegan can help to save the planet, a Cabinet minister said today.

Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng said the rising number of people giving up meat and dairy was helping to “drive the progress” towards the UK’s target of slashing emissions by 78 per cent.

Mr Kwarteng is the most senior political figure yet to endorse veganism as a potential major contributor to the battle against climate change.

He spoke out on the day US President Joe Biden hosted a virtual summit of world leaders and challenged them to promise changes that will cut greenhouse gases dramatically.

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/vegan-help-uk-hit-greenhouse-gas-targets-cabinet-minister-kwasi-kwarteng-b931123.html

Biden's new climate plan TODAY calls for:

- cutting out 90% of red meat , 50% of all animal source foods
- heat pumps installed in homes
- switch to electric car

All this aligns with the #AbsoluteZero targets we've discussed. None of it should surprise you. All of it must be resisted.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9501565/How-Bidens-climate-plan-affect-everyday-Americans.html

What does it mean to be ‘humane’
Further conversations about humans, animals and farming

Recorded a couple years ago but still so relevant to today, this is the talk I mentioned in my last video
https://youtu.be/BUhLkvZaHHM

So fascinating
Michael Saylor’s stance on Bitcoin is solid
And though I think the case for gold is a good one too I found Frank Giustra didn’t quite represent to the fullest and didn’t love his vibe toward Michael
But all in all a good listen
Each are a great asset classes in their own right with strengths and limitations to both

https://youtu.be/coHC_9ApBdg

Voronezh (#1 Russia's Black Earth #wheat grower) officially confirms winterkill of 21%, a record high for recent years. The real number could be higher as not all farmers report losses.

#GrandSolarMinimum

Artur the pastor is visited again by health authority escorted by a number of police
He stands his ground

https://youtu.be/f2Xbo-RB70A