Credit: Men’s Health
By Nancy Thorner –
From the Marxist World Economic Forum: “You will own nothing and you will be happy.”
According to the WEF, this is how the world will be transformed as part of Agenda 2030, under the infamous New World Order.
Check out the World Economic Forum (WEF) public relations video entitled: “8 Predictions for the World in 2030.” “You will own nothing, and you will be happy” is the #1 prediction.
Short as it may be, it offers a telling glimpse into what the technocratic elite has in store for the rest of us.
You will eat bugs
Major brands are quietly slipping insects into your food. Here is the direct link to a product: Cheddar Cheese Puffs.
The product also has MSG (hidden under “yeast extract”). Might you like monosodium glutamate-flavored crickets?
There is also cricket powder, manufactured by Entomo Farms, website here.
As in cricket farms, there are now ExoBars, a cricket protein bar. One is barbecue flavored (a great way to hide the cricket taste) and Chocolate Chip cookies – soft baked and with 30% fewer carbs. But they are so good for you!
There is also Cricket Bread “containing C336 crickets”, whatever that is but maybe bioengineered, that is mixed with some other grains to provide a “lovely, tasty loaf with a crunch.”
Entomo is out of Trudeau’s fiasco-Marxist Canada.
Perhaps this will be all that is left after they shut down the cows!
Greg Gutfield talks about the push to eat bugs
Posted August 16, 2022: What’s with all the people eating bugs?
8-22-22, Yes, Nancy we must carefully read labels when buying “health food” as some corporations have already quietly begun adding cricket “flour” and other insect-based ingredients to products labeled “sustainable” and “nutritious.”
Reportedly Entomo Farms, the parent company of Actually Foods, is on a mission “to make cricket-based foods the first choice for individuals interested in high-quality, sustainable protein.” The company offers an entire line of products with cricket ingredients, including cricket protein powder and whole roasted crickets, both in regular and “organic.” More here: https://frankenfood.news/