Holland and now Canada seeking to ruin their farmers. What is going on?

Hey everybody, so good to be back with you. We are coming back off of a one week timeout.

More on that in just a second, which is why I am titling this episode, Things I Can Safely Say on YouTube.

We'll talk about what happened there in just a second, but we did get a strike and we

were out of commission for a week. So we got to be, we got to watch our words going from here on out. Now, this is what I want to talk to you about today. What is this war on farmers all about what is going on? We're going to look at this, give you some context, help you understand what this thing is. by the way, if you have not been hearing about this, that's because your media is failing you.

This is really extraordinary what's going on in the world and how serious these farmers are about defending their livelihoods. And of course, the first thing the media does with things like this is they suppress that information. They don't want to really to talk about. It's kind of awkward. Makes the ruling leaders look bad and they get all their money from them. So that's how that all

connects. Trudeau, look at this. Up there in yellow, Trudeau has decided to move forward with his cap

on nitrogen emissions by reducing fertilizer use, even as provincial agricultural ministers beg him to stop.

There's the link down there. Let's look at this real quick. But first, as a reminder, being hungry is not cool. There are only nine meals between

mankind and anarchy. According to Alfred Henry Lewis, 1906, he said that. So let's look at

Trudeau's climate emergency that's driving this right now. Let me get my

handy-dandy drawn tool out here. First, move this over a tiny bit. Get this out. All right.

So what we got here in yellow, as per a government of Saskatchewan news release, both Alberta and Saskatchewan

ministers of agriculture have expressed profound

disappointment in Trudeau's decision to attempt to reduce nitrogen emissions from fertilizer.

We're really concerned with this arbitrary goal, Saskatchewan Minister of Agriculture, David Merritt,

said the Trudeau government has apparently

moved on from their attack on the oil and gas industry and set their sights on Saskatchewan

farmers, end quote. Wow, sounds a lot like Biden in the United States, attacking the people

who are most responsible for filling out the bottom of Maslow's hierarchy of needs for you. That's your shelter, your food,

your water, your warmth. What is with attacking the people who provide those things? It's a mystery

to me. At any rate, the Agriculture Minister for Alberta said, quote, this has been the most

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