CLAIM: Farmers ordered by government to destroy crops, more food shortages coming

Social media platforms are getting flooded with testimonies from farmers, friends of farmers and people who work with farmers explaining how the Biden regime is now paying the people who grow America’s food supply to destroy it.

At a time when inflation is soaring, Washington, D.C., is ordering farmers to plow under the crops they worked so hard to grow. In exchange, these farmers are reportedly being paid high dollar for their obedience (watch below):

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“This year, farmers are being offered 1.5 times the value of their crops to destroy them,” one man in the above video states. “They’re also being told by the federal government that they will not receive subsidies for farming if they refuse to destroy their crops.”

“That means that the farmer cannot afford to provide you with food based upon the taxes the government is levying on him if the government doesn’t give him back his tax money to provide you with food.”

If you are unfamiliar with the factory farming tax subsidy scam, be sure to check out one of our earlier articles from several years back, which explains how chemical agriculture is artificially propped up, and thus controlled, by the federal government.

“And, well, they’re not going to subsidize them if they don’t destroy the crops,” the same man in the video further explains. “We’ve got eight months to get our own food supply or we’re probably going to be facing mass starvation.”

Government also forcing oil to be dumped straight into the ground
In addition to food destruction, the Biden regime is also demanding that oil supplies be drained from tankers and dumped onto the ground.

At a time when gas in some parts of the country has now breached $5 a gallon, precious oil supplies are being pumped out of stockpiles and poured into the environment.

One of the clips in the above video shows a man explaining how he was told via letter that he had to pump out all the oil from a tanker and dump it or else face punishment. He filmed himself pumping the oil out of a hose attached to his truck onto a dirt path next to what appeared to be corn crops.

In another clip, a man at a warehouse also explained that he and his team have been ordered to stop unloading and distributing goods from shipping containers, many of which are still floating out in the ocean with nowhere to port.

What we are witnessing is the planned destruction of the country at the hands of tyrants. Food, oil and goods are being destroyed or refused entry into the country, which almost every person featured in the video warns will soon become obvious at stores and at the gas pump.

Right now, existing supplies of many consumer goods are somewhat enough to keep the shelves from going completely bare. But in the not-too-distant future, this is all going to catch up and the wreckage will become obvious to everyone.

“They receive orders to destroy their farms and oil supplies, ordering them to grind their crops into the ground and dump their oil all over the road – and the idiots are doing it!” wrote one commenter in condemnation of the people in the video who are just obeying orders.

“They’re actually destroying their own farms and supplies. What is surprising to me is many of them are fully aware they are destroying their farm products and are doing it anyway. I’ve never seen so many people this stupid. Something is fundamentally wrong with these people.”


More related news about the engineered collapse of America can be found at Collapse.news.

Sources for this article include:

Brighteon.com

NaturalNews.com

https://www.newstarget.com/2021-11-15-farmers-ordered-government-destroy-crops-food-shortages.html

I don't believe this, at all!

First, I know how subsidies, crop insurance,  and conservation payments work.
There are no such things as factory farms. Even family farms have to be incorporated to survive now.

I don't subscribe to the amount of farmland the Chinese now own, nor did I when the alarm was first raised in the 1990s when they owned 1% of American farmland. Which was too much!

Now they own our pork industry too.

Who's fault is it?
It's greedy corporate America's fault. I wont mention the company but it's headquarters are in Virginia.
The fault clearly lay in the stockholders who voted to give our pork industry away for a few more dollars, a little quicker than they would have accrued.

And the worst part about it is , our politicians let it happen knowing full well they were jeapordizing our national food security.

Bil Gaytes  now owns over 1/4 of a million acres of US land making him the largest land owner in the US!

Think about it.

Cattle land here leases for about $35-40acre. Cropland for corn, soybeans, or sugarcane, about $50-60/acre.

An ex senator here has about 1000 acres in sugarcane leased to a local farmer. The ex senator raises race horses on the side.

Cane requires at least a three year lease on each individual parcel as cane replanted here every third year, vegatativly from stalks.

So different acreage is replanted at different times.

No worries.
Cane farmers got run off.

Their fields are going to be leveled.  They'll be paid handsomely to break the lease and be rewarded with a nice bonus to abandon the field.

And the farmers will take it. They have little choice.


Here's the deal.  What would you do?
A local power company wants to fill the whole 1000 acres with solar panels that will feed into an existing transmission line located about a quarter mile away and charge us for that expensive electricity so the government will be happy.

Sounds good.

Well , all set up costs will be allowed to be recovered by the company by Public Service Commission  and charged to customers.

But here's the kicker.
Instead of his usual $60/Acre cane money, the lease agreement specifies he will receive about $900/acre!!!
Close to a million a year!

And that will be passed on the customers too.

How da f@ck do people think green energy is affordable?

Politicians and ex politicians I have no respect for.

I might make this it's own thread.

I don't know enough about the subject to comment intelligently...but, hyperbole or not, there's some frightening things out there.

I know nothing of the subsidies. I know that liars sit on both sides of the aisle these days...telling lies the Right wants to believe, as well as feeding lies to the Left.

That said, I have heard a LOT about the solar farm mess. I stumbled into reading about a controversy from the rural New York State area I was from...just a few miles from where I'd worked, a corporate developer was putting up a solar farm. Near a dairy farm - where the reflected sunlight, and the heat, would affect the cows and make the land unsaleable.

The farmer, and his lawyers, and others, had the facts: First, the company was a new one, with no record of any performance. There was no surety bond being put up that would pay for disposal of the solar panels, should the solar farm be abandoned. Disposal of those things is hazardous waste.

The estimates of the power generation off this site, in frequently-overcast, rainy Western New York...the power wouldn't pay for the cost. This was to create Carbon Credits that could be sold on Wall Street; and once they were done with that, in all likelihood the solar farm WOULD be abandoned.

With no way to dispose of it. Chautauqua County is rural and poor and cannot afford to clean up the tail end of an AlGore get-rich-quick scheme.

But it's coming. Anywhere a crooked County Commissioner or Executive can be bribed, it's coming.

And, food? We know the Gates answer to that - "Let them EAT BUGS."

I wrote elsewhere - in great excitement - that my daughter and fam are finally coming home. Don't think for a moment that I wasn't tempted to tell them to stay where they were.

They are usually being subsidized to grow crops, this is the flip side of the coin. Its the ying and the yang of production subsidies,,

""Why New Zealand agriculture is a world leader. UNIQUELY among developed countries, New Zealand farmers are totally exposed to world market forces. They receive no subsidies from government and have to compete with subsidised production from other producing countries""