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ok, this one I think will be met with a loud thud - even by the virtue signalling class. They aren't buying the 'Beyond Beef' BS (all on sale at my grocery store in the clearance department) and I'm willing to wager 'Better with Bugs' won't fly far either. (pun intended)

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The crickets will be ground to a fine powder und appear as number 17 or so in the ingredient list on the package. I am serious. I live in Europe. Better take your glasses when you go shopping. How many people do you see reading the ingredients on the package before buying?

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This is exactly how the carcinogenic synthetics are allowed into our packaged foods under the GRAS, (Generally Regarded As Safe), law. Bugs will easily make the GRAS list.

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Yeh, I see this flopping. Like EVs.

It won't go according to plan because the people behind these schemes are dumbasses.

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I saw a piece the other day on some guy that bought some Hummer-sized EV in some place with snow... and it told him when he plugged it in to charge on Monday, that it would be finished charging... Friday! Can you think of anyone more deserving of karma than a dude who buys an electric hummer?

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When people are starving, they will...

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I'm wondering who the owners of Cricket One Co are??

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me too. since they own the monopoly on the comestible cricket supply.

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Another reason we moved the fuck out of Toronto and into rural Ontario amongst local beef, dairy and agriculture. Guess it’s time to make friends with the local and awake meat suppliers (small family farms) in the area.

My wife and I have a half acre garden we put in last spring and are now going to be all the more serious on growing what we eat. Basically it’s going to come down to this: if we didn’t grow it, hunt it, or confirmed the single raw ingredients in what we’re using to prepare it: we ain’t buying it or eating it.

Fucking nasty MF’ers.

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This cycle of food inflation is all about establishing their control mechanisms. You'll eat what they say because all natural food is to be outlawed as violations of carbon law or whatever BS they tell you! Chicken, beef, lamb, all of it, it'll be gone, just like the farms in the Dutch countryside. Bill gates is already touting the news narrative that chickens and cattle should all be vaccinated! You know it's all bull. He wants to infect our natural food supply to make it so we ingest the Mrna virus. It's about mind control and depopulation. I have plenty of land but it'll all be expropriated in time anyway. Growing your own food will be illegal. They know 90% of the population will just bend the knee to their dictates and eat whatever they put before them to preserve their life. This has always been the case. Best case scenario is living off the land and that'll be an impossibility for most. The Corporate Oligarchs know that too!

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Look up codex alimentarius. It's going to control us

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That’s exactly what we are doing in the U.S. We have about 13 acres and are establishing plots and above ground gardening in large containers like lettuce, spinach, etc. We are fortunate to be able to hunt for deer, rabbit and other game. I have already established relationships with many farmers for all my produce, raw milk, flour, beans, etc. These evil people are getting off doing this. They are pure evil and this is all concocted to see of they will be successful in controlling the sheep and destroying this beautiful world God created. This is evil in its purest state. No doubt about it.

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Sadly I've learned also that they are genetically engineering lettuce and spinach and probably other seeds that we want to grow on our own and placing the mRNA gene in seed. Truly evil beings.

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Yes, they will put it in anything they can to kill us. I’ve been ordering heirloom seeds. It’s amazing how fast they keep selling out. That way we can save the seeds from what we grow. I left one of my planters last year unattended after the lettuce went to seed and I couldn’t believe how it all came back in as if I had just planted new seeds.

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Would you be up to exchanging contact info and getting in touch via video chat or similar?

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Also one thing I really urge people to do is order foraging books for their regions. It’s amazing how much is provided for free by God for the taking that has a lot of nutrition. My grandparents used to eat a lot of foraged greens.

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Yes, I think that is a good idea. The more we can do to help everyone become self-sustainable the better it will be and share important information for survival. Plus everyone may have different ideas on how they do things that will help others. The container planters really work out great and I have shared this with others I’ve met, especially if they don’t have the land to do it. I’ll get back to you, but this is something that would really empower everyone. I want to setup an email address that is just for this so I don’t have to sort through my regular email. I will be back in touch. We need to make sure everything is secure so we aren’t undermined. Sadly you have to think this way these days.

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I use a protonmail account. Excellent privacy, security and encryption

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Great, thanks! I’ll look into it.

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My plan is the same. Get outta GTA, go rural, garden, chickens etc. But at 60, it's not going to be easy.

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I am 67 and my husband is 73, you can do it! The container gardening is real successful. We took a large dog kennel and put the containers in there to keep out the deer and raccoons. We also have chickens for eggs. We got large 275 gallon totes that were used for food type products, cut them in half and put them on concrete blocks and pallets. You keep the support around it and cut it too. My husband found locally for about $30 a piece which is a good price. Check out this link for a reference: https://containerexchanger.com/bulk-containers/ibc-totes-for-sale?creative=&keyword=totes%20275%20gallon&matchtype=e&network=s&device=c&msclkid=a6b9c33e03e51a1d0464a0efa06c4ca9&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=TOTES&utm_term=totes%20275%20gallon&utm_content=Totes_IBC%20275

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What about us poor slobs with Allergies and Anaphylaxis to Shellfish and Walnuts and various other shells - in nature? The exoskeletons of these lovely little critters qualify... pluverized or not! GREAT NEWS (and actually deadly for some)...

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i believe they will have to label them with an allergy warning, like soy, gluten, dairy.

but it’ll be in the fine print.

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Hope So!

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I can see creating a company for natural food products (crackers etc) that specifically say on the labelling “absolutely no bugs of any sort in these crackers” or whatever the product is. It would be a huge seller!! When life serves you lemons... 😁😁

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People need to know how these BUGS will be hidden in their food labels. It will not be saying “crickets”. They will be out to fool you. And these BUGS are not meant for human digestion. Just another reason Bill Gates has bought the amount of farmland he has. Engineered mosquitos etc.

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Take a look at Dr. Robert Malone's substack post from last year (August):

Eating Bugs: Let's Dig into It!

On one of the list of ingredients, it actually says 'crickets' and warns that people allergic to shell fish may be allergic to crickets.

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Read the ingredients list of everything you eat. Crickets, as well as a particular type of cricket called acheta, are already in some packaged foods in Canada. My sister spotted them in something at superstore. And if you have an allergy to shellfish they could make you really sick and I think even die if the allergy is extremely bad. This stuff is serious and it’s real. Sorry if any of that is in your piece and I’m repeating, I just saw the headline and the picture of the news story and couldn’t help my self from commenting haha! But seriously, if you know someone with a shellfish allergy, warn them.

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Bottle of PC strawberry lemonade has cochineal (bug used for red coloring)

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It’s gross what lurks in some of these packaged foods!

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they’ve been indoctrinating kids into this. for at least a decade my friend’s kids have been down with eating crickets.

cricket flour is already sold in the grocery store.

and a friend in the usa posted a photo of some ‘healthy’ snack food which listed crickets in the ingredients (nothing on the ‘cover’). so read the ingredients of everything.

i believe there are ‘shellfish allergy’ warnings on them because same allergic reaction can be triggered. but that’s in the ingredients. like gluten, soy, eggs, mustard.

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It’s beyond disgusting. These bugs contain significant pathogens. We’re pretty much consuming only completely whole foods and about the single “packaged” products we get are condiments like mustard or ketchup. But I’ll be looking at those labels too 😬

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Any idea where we can find specifics of pathogens carried by the bugs they want us to eat? Should start sharing that info widely

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I found a few back when on pubmed. I’ll see if I kept the link. I wouldn’t be surprised if this kind of info starts disappearing…

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The problem with this crap is that they will start putting it in foods without telling us, just as they've already started putting nanoparticles in foods (mostly junk foods) without telling anyone.

https://imgur.com/a/WdbL2KY

https://twitter.com/i/status/1617283006921588740

https://twitter.com/Chayenn72766251/status/1615808006586830871?s=20&t=CqGK7T44CHv33JHq-eH8aQ

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Not to mention the HEK cells, research that!

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Just add this to all the toxic chemicals already in the water and food. Also, check this out.

A parasitological evaluation of edible insects and their role in the transmission of parasitic diseases to humans and animals

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6613697/

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I just asked for this before I saw this,thanks!

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Bugs are germ carriers. Their shit cannot be extracted before killing & selling them. I will not eat germs & shit or the polluted bugs.

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I hope the London bug plant burns down! I hope all future bug plants burn down! God does NOT want us to eat bugs that are full of shit and germs. Humans are NOT bug eaters!

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This post really bugged me. For obvious reasons. I don't want to eat bugs.

As you said, check your labels. I wonder if the Organic food industry will be on board?

You made a great point about vegetarians and vegans. I never considered that. My sister and brother in law are vegetarian. I can't wait to ask them as vegetarians if they would eat bugs.

I guess I can add bugs to my list of not in my food if at all possible. Over my lifetime it's becoming a rather long list.

But I also, from time to time, eat a few of the pleasurable but bad for you category of foods. Very few people don't. For years I have tried to avoid transfats, gmo's, glysophate, and the " annual top 12 dirty vegetables and fruit because of their high pesticide count. I really resent that I feel our food supply is so compromised and complicated and corrupt. It shouldn't be this way

and I shouldn't have to question the actual safety of so many foods before I choose to eat them.

Correct me if I am wrong,; control of most of the food supply systems worldwide are in the hands of 4-6 powerful corporate entities.

If they want us to eat bugs it will happen.

To quote Henry Kissinger ( assuming it's true),

" Who controls the food supply controls the people; who controls the energy can control whole continents; who controls money can control the world."

I'm no fan of Henry Kissinger and maybe he was caught in an unguarded moment, but his statement isn't wrong. The one thing he missed, given the time and context of his comment, was medical health. That truly has become the driving force, the new juggernaut in our lives. It is proving to be the most effective " tool in the toolbox" to affect change in the world at every level.

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As a veggie I ain't eating bugs.

If I decide to eat critters again it'll be a rib eye from Alberta, a lobster from Newfoundland and king crab from Alaska. Bearnaise sauce for the steak and lots of melted butter for the other 2.

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Bugs are NOT HEALTHY FOR HUMANS TO EAT.... Lets make bugs the meal for the elites that are pushing this on the rest of mankind alongwith all their other evil deeds

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