Topic: Mealworms

Mike Adams and Alex Jones expand on the "eat the bugs" agenda, claiming that the World Economic Forum and figures like Bill Gates are using food scarcity to force a transition to insect protein. Adams argues that chitin causes inflammation and potential cancer in humans, who are not naturally insectivorous. They further discuss "terraforming," suggesting that the war on carbon dioxide is actually an attempt to make the Earth's atmosphere less hospitable to human life.

A 2015 report by Rob Due is replayed, predicting the push for humans to eat insects. The segment features clips of Alex Jones eating a mealworm pizza and details UN reports promoting grasshoppers and ants as sustainable protein. It notes that JetBlue has begun serving cricket protein bars, signaling the mainstreaming of "entomophagy."

The segment reports on a campaign in the Netherlands where hundreds of schools are introducing children to mealworms and insects as a "sustainable meat substitute." This is described as a World Economic Forum agenda to force behavioral changes. Jones argues that humans are not "insectivores" and that the chitin in bug exoskeletons is toxic and carcinogenic.

Brief news items cover Xi Jinping's lifetime dictatorship in China and a school in the Netherlands offering mealworms and insects to children as sustainable meat substitutes. Jones also directs viewers to archived footage at Banned.Video regarding the expansion of COVID camps and upcoming biological attacks.

The segment alleges that Jimmy Carter was a "Bilderberg front" candidate designed to appear as a man of the people. Dyer links the 1970s OPEC oil shock to current engineered crises and the World Economic Forum's push for "bug-based" foods, comparing it to the film Blade Runner 2049.

The Davos Group is accused of directing global policy, including the promotion of eating insects like fly larvae and mealworms. This trend is characterized as an attempt to train the public to go against their natural instincts and accept the destruction of traditional standards. The media and government officials are described as subservient to this "Great Reset" agenda.