Topic: Wheat

A detailed discussion on the use of glyphosate (Roundup) as a desiccant on wheat crops shortly before harvest. The speaker argues that modern "gluten intolerance" is actually a reaction to weed killer residue in the food supply. He cites Mel Gibson's observations on the healthiness of European wheat compared to American GMO crops and the link between glyphosate and various cancers.

White Afrikaner farmers currently produce the vast majority of South Africa's food, including 95% of corn and 97% of citrus. Despite their critical role in preventing starvation, the ruling ANC government and globalist NGOs are accused of targeting them for extermination. The segment details brutal torture methods used against these rural populations as the country's infrastructure fails.

The health benefits of animal fats like beef tallow and lard are contrasted with the toxicity of modern seed oils. Alfie Oaks explains that many Americans lose weight in Europe because European wheat and oils are not "Franken-foods" like those in the U.S. The discussion covers how heirloom wheat lacks the inflammatory DNA profiles found in mass-produced American grains.

Modern health issues like gluten intolerance are attributed to the practice of spraying wheat with Roundup (glyphosate) just before harvest. This is compared to the ancient Romans' use of lead in pottery, which caused widespread neurological damage. The discussion also touches on the intentional addition of fluoride to water and toxic nuclei used in cloud seeding and jet fuel.

The United Nations and various global agencies are reportedly hoarding food in anticipation of a major supply shortage. India has recently banned rice exports, and wheat exports from Ukraine have been severely limited, affecting global markets. These shortages are linked to a 25% cut in nitrogen fertilizer production, which critics claim is a deliberate move by the World Economic Forum to control the population.

The rise of gluten intolerance is attributed to the practice of spraying ripe wheat with Roundup (glyphosate) just before harvest. It is argued that consumers are not gluten intolerant but rather "Roundup intolerant" due to the chemical runoff and direct application on food crops.

Undercover footage from O'Keefe Media Group features BlackRock recruiter Serge Varlet explaining how the firm "buys" politicians for as little as $10,000. Varlet describes the war in Ukraine as "good for business" due to the resulting volatility in grain and wheat prices. James O'Keefe introduces the report by listing BlackRock's significant ownership stakes in companies like Amazon, Pfizer, and CNN.

David Icke describes a global division between those going deeper into the "program" and those awakening from it. He uses the metaphor of a person wearing a VR headset from birth to explain how humanity has been tricked into believing a limited simulation is the only reality. Icke claims that as people expand their awareness, they "take off the headset" and begin to see the true nature of their existence.

David DuByne predicts the implementation of "digital rationing cards" by the end of the year as corn and wheat yields in the U.S. fall significantly below estimates. He accuses the USDA of manipulating data to hide the true extent of food inflation. Meanwhile, the host notes that Merrick Garland's actions are inadvertently helping Donald Trump's 2024 prospects by "waking up" the American people to federal abuses.

Root details further regulatory hurdles, such as the "social cost of carbon" studies, that prevent domestic energy production. He warns of global wheat shortages and inflation-driven riots, comparing the situation to the Arab Spring. Additionally, he mentions an FBI warrant revealing an ISIS-linked plot to assassinate George W. Bush, which he attributes to the "open border" policies of the Biden administration.

A report by John Bowne details the looming global food crisis, with wheat and corn production disrupted by the conflict in Ukraine. Domestic food prices are predicted to rise significantly, exacerbated by fires at dozens of U.S. food processing facilities and a tripling of fertilizer costs. The segment criticizes President Biden's "senile" response to the economic suffering of the middle class.

Jack Posobiec highlights that 15% of global calories come from wheat, with a third of that supply originating in Russia and Ukraine. Because the planet operates on a 90-day food supply, the current disruption in planting and exports poses an immediate famine risk to 800 million people. The United Nations is accused of using this technocratic tracking system to control food distribution and vulnerable populations.

An astrophysicist explains the dire consequences of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on the global food supply, noting that 15% of the world's calories come from wheat produced in those two nations. With planting seasons disrupted and exports banned, the expert warns of a significant risk of famine in vulnerable nations within 90 days. Harrison Smith claims this food shortage is part of a globalist plan to trigger mass migration into first-world countries.

Russian billionaires and supermarket CEOs warn of an impending global food crisis due to halted fertilizer and grain exports. The host argues the Biden administration is using the war in Ukraine as a scapegoat for domestic economic failures and inflation that began prior to the conflict.

Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, joins the show to discuss engineered global food shortages resulting from export bans in Russia, Hungary, and Ukraine. He predicts the implementation of food rationing passports and a transition to a central bank digital currency (CBDC) system to control the population's access to nutrition.

The discussion turns to the potential for global food riots in the summer and fall of 2022 as wheat and fertilizer prices soar. Dowd advises Americans to prepare mentally, establish local "tribes" or communities, and view the coming hardships as an opportunity for a massive public awakening.

Health Ranger Mike Adams warns that the banning of grain exports by Ukraine and Hungary, combined with a global fertilizer shortage, will lead to mass starvation. He explains that nitrogen-based fertilizers are produced from natural gas, which is currently being restricted due to sanctions on Russia. Adams predicts that 1 to 2 billion people will face starvation by the end of 2022.

The full impact of current fertilizer and energy shortages is expected to be felt by late summer and fall of 2022. Mike Adams also discusses the long-term dangers of Cesium-137 fallout from potential nuclear conflict, which can contaminate farmland for up to 300 years. He explains how Cesium-137 mimics potassium in biological pathways, leading to radioactive contamination in the food chain.

David Beasley, head of the UN World Food Program, warns that the crisis in Ukraine will cause a spike in food prices and operational costs, leading to increased global hunger. Critics argue the UN is using this crisis to gain more funding and authority while ignoring the role of previous lockdowns in causing starvation.

Mike Adams of Natural News is cited regarding the deliberate shutdown of global food production through fertilizer shortages. The discussion highlights how the US government has historically paid farmers not to produce wheat, leaving the country vulnerable to the current disruption of the Ukrainian "breadbasket."