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Corporate Media Pushes Public to Eat Bugs to Fight ‘Climate Change’

The corporate media is ramping up pressure on the public to begin eating bugs as part of an effort to fight the alleged impact of "climate change." Establishment media outlets are promoting the switch to insect-eating that is being championed by the unelected globalist organization the World Economic Forum (WEF).…

Major U.S Meat Producer to Open WEF-Linked Insect Plant

America's largest meat producer has announced a new partnership with a World Economic Forum-linked company to open a major insect processing plant in the United States. Tyson Foods Inc., the largest producer in the U.S. for all kinds of meats, is buying a stake in Netherlands-based insect-protein company Protix BV. Protix…

CBS: Eating Bugs a ‘Game-Changer’ in Fighting ‘Climate Change’

CBS has declared that adding insects to the general public's food supply is a "game-changer" in the so-called fight against "climate change." Radical "climate change" activists and globalist elites have been promoting claims that replacing traditional meats with bugs in the human diet is a solution to meeting the radical…

Tucker Carlson Exposed WEF’s Agenda Days before Fox Firing

Just days before Fox News announced that Tucker Carlson had been ousted, the network's former star anchor ran a segment exposing the World Economic Forum's (WEF) agenda. In one of his last shows to air on Fox, Carlson put out an exposé on the efforts of Klaus Schwab’s WEF to…

Utah School Feeds Insects to Children, Teaches Them Cows Are Destroying the Planet

A Utah middle school has been found to be teaching children that cows are destroying the planet while feeding them bugs instead of meat. Utah's Nebo School District gave sixth-grade students "disgusting" insects to eat last week as part of an English assignment on "climate change." Teachers claimed that feeding…

EU Approves Powdered Crickets for Use in Flour-Based Foods for Consumption by ‘General Population’

The European Union has approved the use of powdered crickets in flour-based foods for public consumption, despite a lack of conclusive data on human allergies regarding the insects. Due to the "inconclusive" allergy data on the bugs, manufacturers won't have any specific requirements to list the powder in foods' ingredients.…