It is said you should thank farmers three times a day, or however many times a day you eat. And if you grow your own, then I guess you thank yourself and nature. But in reality, most people rely on farmers for the staple crops of ingredients that go into most food. So, although there are other manufacturers and industries that deal with the raw materials and turn them into something else, it all starts at the farms and in the fields.
Second to them should be the truckers, who then assist to transport all those goods around. And there are many other branches to the overall transport and cargo industry, but they represent the to your door or shop aspect of it.
Farmers represent food and truckers represent transport for this. And I have already written about farmers getting a hard time in Farmer vs Pharma, and a couple of articles about food in You Are What You Eat and If You Control The Food. But many people are aware of just how much our systems are under attack. Meddling beyond the realms of reason into people’s lives, trying to force change of diet, habitat, systems, finances, emotions and thoughts towards things. All in one go. You will eat bugs, you will stay in your 15-minute zone, you shall not travel, you will comply. And all that other rather totalitarian nonsense they keep spouting. As if repeating it makes it sound any better, or that people will ‘friendly up to it’ if they hear it enough.
So, of course, with that being the projected future the meddlers are trying for, those who grow the food and those that transport it would be in the line of fire. And that’s why I always thought, if those two groups start protesting, that’s a really big alarm being sounded for everyone. That corporations have outgrown governments publicly, and they want to decide the next phase of society over the heads of the politicians. As with previously, they want to change the will of the people to fit the products they want us to buy, rather than sell what the people want. My article Consumerism goes into that concept a little more. But this time round, it appears the politicians have served their purpose of appearing incompetent, so the people can be pushed towards ‘a new way’. The levels of sinister corruption are off the charts, and to be honest, they always were, but now it’s out there for everyone to see. If you are paying attention and can comprehend such a large and unfolding plot.
But with so many areas of life under attack, I can understand why many can’t keep up. Or don’t have the mental energy or capacity to fight such an extended battle against the constant barrage. Its psychological warfare on top of the very real and physical changes they are trying to implement. Keeping people distracted and busy with entertainment and worry while they just plough ahead. As a steamroller might, just plodding along, expecting you to move out of the way and then casually crush you if you don’t. No care or concern, just a faceless machine flattening life and society. That’s why they don’t ask anymore, or pretend to do things democratically, they don’t have to, clearly. But where does that leave us? The ones on the ground who are caught up in the changeover and know that it can’t be as it was. Well, I can’t help thinking again about that rogue element…
“They can never really quite factor in all the variables.
Despite the determined consistencies, there will always be the ‘rogue element’ that persists in disrupting the perceived outcome.
Be the rogue element, not a determined consistency.”

(c) K Wicks
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