85SugarVol
I prefer the tumult of Liberty
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Yes.The best way to help the climate is eliminate people. Maybe some of these people fighting to save the environment should volunteer to be fertilizer? Fewer people leave less of a carbon footprint.
Anybody who is still thinking like yourself after what we have seen since 2020 is a damn fool or delusional. Sorry.The situation is Holland is concerning. ...for the Dutch. It isn't the test bed for a global approach. It is perfectly fine to call a situation out without magnifying it into a worldwide cause for alarm.
Anybody who is still thinking like yourself after what we have seen since 2020 is a damn fool or delusional. Sorry.
Humanity (not just one country here or there) is under attack.
I share your distrust.
I personally draw the line at globally orchestrated, complex, years-long conspiracies.
After skimming over the actual video a couple observations.
Eva Vlaardingerbroek is easy on the eyes.
I don't think the "canary in the coal mine" take is quite as overtly posited as some kind of global conspiracy. I think the idea is that the thought process going on with the Dutch in this scenario if successful is absolutely the kind of thing the greater green/globalist types would love to implement on a larger scale but I'm not certain even the people in the podcast were actually taking the POV that a cabal with a war room in a hollowed out volcano had all decided to circle Holland on the map and petri dish this whole thing.
Get ready, because it seems the stupidity is just getting started.I've spent a few weeks in Holland and it is heavily agricultural. The cities that exist are usually very densely populated. Trying to shut down farming in the name of "climate change" in Holland is the stupidest thing I have ever heard of in my life.
Really a Ukraine war isssue. Ukraine grows a lot of grain, and it is shipped many places.The Netherlands to supply minehunters to Ukraine to secure grain exports
https://www.naval-technology.com/ne...nehunters-to-ukraine-to-secure-grain-exports/