Topic: Nitrogen Crisis

Michael Yon warns that the "Farmer-Citizen Movement" (BBB) in the Netherlands is a World Economic Forum plant designed to deceive farmers. He describes a future where the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation controls food distribution through vertical production and "printed meat" technology. The segment also touches on the "nitrogen crisis" in Europe as a manufactured pretext to seize farmland from independent producers.

The reduction of nitrogen fertilizer production is identified as a primary driver of global food price increases, rather than the Russia-Ukraine war. Claims are made that regulatory bans on natural gas and fertilizer will lead to the starvation of millions. The segment argues that the "lockdown" model used during COVID-19 is being applied to the energy and agricultural sectors to force a global collapse.

A Dutch farmer explains that the nitrogen crisis is a pretext for the government to seize agricultural land cheaply to build housing for refugees. He notes that while the native Dutch population is not growing, the influx of 100,000 refugees annually is driving the demand for new construction on former farmland. The farmer warns that these plans will destroy the livelihoods of 50% of the nation's farmers.

Sri Lanka's economic ruin is linked to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) scores and a ban on chemical fertilizers that caused a catastrophic failure in organic farming. The resulting food crisis led to the overthrow of the government and the ransacking of the central bank. Critics argue these carbon and nitrogen initiatives are designed to create artificial scarcity and force populations to adopt insect-based diets.