SATURDAY
- donbrooks777
- Feb 22
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SATURAY 2, [22], 25
Verses for today:
And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.
Mark 16:15 KJV
The LORD thy God in the midst of thee is mighty; he will save, he will rejoice over thee with joy; he will rest in his love, he will joy over thee with singing.
Zephaniah 3:17 KJV
A friend loveth at all times, And a brother is born for adversity.
Proverbs 17:17 KJV
For he that is entered into his rest, he also hath ceased from his own works, as God did from his.
Hebrews 4:10 KJV
bless them that curse you and pray for them which despitefully use you.
Luke 6:28 KJV
Trump Forced the Action that Ford Ignored:
This could help you decide how to vote in our provincial election.
For years, Justin Trudeau and Doug Ford failed to take action to stop the flood of illicit drugs from China into our province.Instead of pressuring the federal government to secure our border, Doug Ford’s PC government poured taxpayer money into drug injection sites and even advocated for the so-called “safe supply” of government-manufactured hard drugs.
When Belinda stood up in Question Period to demand action, the Ford PCs dismissed her while doubling down on injection sites instead of addressing border security. Click here or on the image below to watch her call them out!
It wasn’t the thousands of overdose deaths across Ontario that finally pushed Ford and Trudeau to act — it was pressure from Donald Trump and the threat of consequences for corporate Canada. Once again, the top priority for Doug Ford and his buddy Justin Trudeau is big-money lobbyists, not every day Ontarians. Who would have thought that Donald Trump — not Ford or Trudeau — would be the one to force action on our overdose epidemic?
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Kash Patel Kash Must Return the FBI to Legitimate Law Enforcement:
As perhaps the nation’s leading Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) litigant against the FBI on its corruption issues, we congratulate Kash Patel on his confirmation as Director of the FBI.
Kash Patel is a patriot and a fighter. It was a scandal his confirmation took this long.
I consider Kash a friend, and he is the perfect choice to reform the FBI. Kash will bring transparency and accountability back to an agency that became irredeemably corrupt and the tip of the spear of unfettered lawfare against any American seen as a threat to the ruling class. From sitting on Hunter Biden’s laptop to influence the 2020 election, the raid of President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home, and the censorship of Americans, to the targeting of traditional Catholics, the FBI has shown itself as a tainted domestic and intelligence service. Kash Patel has his work set out for him.
Under its previous leadership, the FBI became the enemy of transparency, the rule of law, constitutional government, and the civil rights of tens of millions of Americans. (Judicial Watch and I witnessed firsthand the corruption of Wray’s operation when FBI agents came to my home in what was obvious retaliation for our criticism and lawsuits exposing their abuses.)
Kash Patel should open wide the FBI’s files and expose its abuses of power targeting Trump and countless other American citizens. Along with bringing transparency and accountability back to the FBI, Kash will return the agency to its core mission, legitimate law enforcement, that will protect the rights of law-abiding Americans and prosecute legitimate crimes.
Kash will be a welcome breath of fresh air for which we will all be grateful.
Here are examples of our work on FBI corruption that we hope Kash Patel addresses with transparency and accountability:
· In October 2024, we sued the Justice Department for messages among top leaders of the FBI referencing social media posts of Special Agent Jeffrey Veltri, head of the Miami Field Office, which is investigating the September 15 assassination attempt against Donald Trump.
· In May 2024, we uncovered a recording of a phone message left by an FBI special agent for someone at the Secret Service in the context of the raid on President Trump’s home in Mar-a-Lago, Florida.
· In April 2024, Justice Department records showed that the FBI opened a criminal investigation of Air Force veteran Ashli Babbitt after her killing and listed four “potential violations of federal law,” including felony rioting and civil disorder.
· In January 2023 we sued the DOJ for records of communications between the FBI and social media sites regarding foreign influence in elections, as well as the Hunter Biden laptop story.
· In November 2023, we and CatholicVote Civic Action received FBI records showing top officials rushing to craft a public response to the leaked FBI intelligence memo that revealed its targeting of Catholics who adhere to traditional beliefs on church issues. In December 2023, heavily redacted records from the FBI showed that the agency’s Office of General Counsel reviewed the controversial targeting of the Catholics by the Richmond field office of the FBI.
· In August 2022, the Department of Justice’s released a highly redacted affidavit in response to our court request to unseal the warrant materials used in the unprecedented raid on the home of President Trump.
Judicial Watch Sues Pentagon for Records on Milley Jan 6 Calls
Former Joint Chief of Staff Mark Milley has a lot of explaining to do.
In December we sued the Department of Justice for details of a reported meeting between Attorney General Merrick Garland and Milley in which they discussed President Trump and during which General Milley pressured Garland to target American “far right” militia movements.
This month we filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the Department of Defense for information about two conference calls involving Milley and the Departments of Justice, Interior and Homeland Security regarding coordination for the January 6, 2021, election certification (Judicial Watch v. U.S. Department of Defense (No. 1:25-cv-00439)).
We sued after the Defense Department failed to respond to a December 19, 2024, FOIA request for:
Records and communications about two conference calls hosted by former Department of Defense employees Acting Secretary of Defense Christopher Miller, then Secretary of Army Ryan McCarthy, and then Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Mark Milley on January 3rd and January 4th, 2021, with the Department of Justice, Department of Interior, and Department of Homeland Security.
The subject of these conference calls was coordination for and the common operating picture for the January 6, 2021, Electoral Certification taking place at the United States Capitol building in Washington, DC.
In testimony to the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack, Milley stated:
So, there was a series of meetings prior to the 6th — and we can get you the exact dates and who’s in the meetings, et cetera — interagency meetings, with Acting SecDef Miller [and others].
And I’m involved in those meetings as well. These are in the end of December, so to speak, and then they go all the way up through, I want to say, the 2nd or 3rd or maybe 4th or something like that of January. These are telephonic conference calls to try to figure out exactly what the security measures are going to be for the 6th.
General Mark Milley and many Deep Staters at the Pentagon hated President Trump, so their role in January 6 is well worth exploring. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth should order full transparency and disclosure.
Trump Slashes Illegal Immigration, Thousands Flee
Our Corruption Chronicles blog has for years reported the disaster of the Biden administration’s open border mania. Now it can report the good news of President Trump’s efforts to reverse the Biden invasion.
President Trump’s measures to mitigate the unprecedented illegal immigration crisis he inherited from the Biden administration are working and have led to an impressive 93% decline in migrants apprehended at ports of entry since his January 20 inauguration.
The U.S. Border Patrol also reported an 85% drop in apprehensions along the southwest border from January 21 through January 31 compared to the same period in 2024.
Newly released federal data reveals that just 61,465 illegal aliens were captured at the southern border during the entire month of January, a 36% decline from the previous month.
A national Spanish-language news network reported days ago that restrictions imposed by Trump are deterring migrants who have made it to Mexico’s southeastern city of Tapachula, on the border with Guatemala, from continuing the long journey north through Mexico to the U.S. southern border.
Instead, many are returning home to Honduras, El Salvador, Colombia, and Venezuela. “In particular they are discouraged by massive deportation policies and the closure of the border with thousands of military personnel deployed and the elimination of U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s CBP One app that allowed asylum solicitation in the United States from the south of Mexico,” the story states.
The “Donald Trump Effect” has forced Mexico to invest millions of dollars to build shelters that accommodate the flow of migrants deported by the administration, a Latin American business journal reports this month.
“The recent immigration policies implemented by Donald Trump increased massive deportations towards Mexico,” the publication writes, adding that Mexican authorities are looking to mitigate the “humanitarian crisis” triggered by the increase in the flow of migrants that are being returned because it has overwhelmed existing shelters.
The new project will offer refuge and assistance to people affected by the “strict immigration policies of the actual U.S. administration,” the article states. One American newspaper chain reports that an estimated 350,000 migrants are “trapped in Mexico” because the U.S. border has been closed by “drastic measures put in place by the Trump administration.”
Thousands are making the “hard trek back to their countries,” the report adds, with some already crossing in Guatemala while others try to earn enough money for the trip home.The apprehension of illegal immigrants inside the United States has also skyrocketed with an increase of more than 137% since Trump moved back into the White House, according to figures released this week by Border Czar Tom Homan.
“Arrests of aliens with criminal convictions have doubled under President Trump,” Homan writes in a social media post, adding that arrests of illegal alien gang members have also doubled.
Homan, a former New York police officer and Border Patrol agent who served as Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) executive associate director of Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) under Obama, confirms that “our streets and neighborhoods are that much safer under President Trump.”
In 2015 Homan received the Presidential Rank Award for Distinguished Service, which is bestowed each year by the commander-in-chief and is considered the nation’s highest civil service award. Among his celebrated accomplishments was the removal of 534,000 criminal aliens from the United States.
The Trump border measures came at a critical time for national security as well as public safety. Under Biden’s disastrous open border policies, a ghastly 7.6 million illegal aliens were welcomed into the country, including nearly 2 million who sneaked over the border without getting arrested. Among them were more than 1.7 millionfrom countries that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has determined pose a national security threat to the United States.
They are labeled Special Interest Aliens (SIA) by the government and come from some 26 nations, including Afghanistan, Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Nigeria, Syria, and Turkey, China, North Korea, Kyrgyzstan, Mauritania, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Venezuela.
The Biden administration also allowed over half a million illegal aliens with criminal histories to roam freely in the United States by putting them on an ICE “non-detained docket.” Recent figures revealed that 435,719 had convictions and another 226,847 pending charges.
Nearly 15,000 of the freed illegal aliens have been convicted of or charged with murder, more than 20,000 with sexual assault, 60,268 with burglary, larceny, or robbery, 105,146 with assault, 16,820 with weapon offenses, 3,971 with commercialized sex crimes and 3,372 with kidnapping.
Behind the Bombshell End of the Case Against New York Mayor Eric Adams
Micah Morrison, our chief investigative reporter, takes a look at one example of corruption in the Biden Justice Department in Investigative Bulletin.
Rotten Big Apple? Prosecutorial pile-on? Politics as blood sport? To legal observers in New York City, those were the questions haunting the pending criminal trial of Mayor Eric Adams.The Trump Justice Department ended speculation last week with a bombshell memo to the U.S Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York, the fabled and famously independent SDNY, directing the office to “dismiss the pending charges” against Adams.
The memo from acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove criticized “the timing of the charges and more recent public actions by the former U.S. Attorney [Damian Williams] … that have threatened the integrity of the proceedings, including increasing prejudicial pretrial publicity that risks impacting potential witnesses and the jury pool.
”The Bove memo also noted that “the pending prosecution has unduly restricted Mayor Adams’ ability to devote full attention and resources to the illegal immigration and violent crime that escalated under the policies of the prior Administration.”At the SDNY, the interim U.S. attorney, Danielle Sassoon, declined to follow Bove’s directive and resigned.
So did the lead prosecutor in the case. In Washington, five members of the Justice Department’s public integrity unit, responsible for overseeing corruption cases, resigned. Bove responded to Sassoon’s resignation with a scathing letter charging her with “insubordination” and misconduct. Attorney General Pam Bondi brushed aside the resignations, and on Friday, the Justice Department filed a motion to dismiss the charges.
Read the full Washington Examiner article by Judicial Watch’s Micah Morrison here.
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Why Turkey applied to join BRICS:
While Trump tries to organize an American alliance to rival the BRICS alliance, this paves the way for a Russia-Turkey alliance that Don and I predicted in our video and chart of the 6 Cycles of God.
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Why Turkey, a NATO Member, Wants to Join BRICS
Reports suggest Turkey is in the process of applying for membership of the BRICS group. Mustafa Kutlay writes that while joining the group would reflect Turkey’s “multi-alignment” strategy, it would complicate the country’s relationship with the West.
There is never a dull moment in Turkish politics. On 2 September, Bloomberg reported Turkey had formally applied to join the BRICS group. Although Turkish officials have neither confirmed nor denied it (so far), the Turkish government’s attention to BRICS has been well known, at least since 2018.
One might suggest that Turkey’s recent move could be interpreted as a tactical attempt to increase its bargaining power vis-à-vis western partners. This is undoubtedly part of Ankara’s game plan. However, Turkey’s interest in BRICS has more structural drivers –all come with delicate trade-offs and difficult choices.
Economics, geopolitics and beyond
Turkey’s first reason to join BRICS is the most obvious: the economy. As the centre of the global economy continues to shift to the non-western world, Turkey is keen to diversify its trade and investment links, specifically among the BRICS group.
According to official figures, Turkey-BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) trade volume increased from $74.3 billion in 2013 to $121.3 billion in 2023. The lion’s share went to the Russia-China axis. In 2023, Turkey’s trade with Russia and China reached $105 billion, 17% of total external trade.
Russia is a key economic partner for Turkey with room to grow. Russia is Turkey’s primary energy supplier. More than 6.3 million Russian tourists visited Turkey in 2023. Ankara has cooperated with Moscow in building its first nuclear reactor, and since 1987, Turkish constructors have earned about $102 billion completing projects in Russia.
Turkey also aims to attract more investment from China, including closer cooperation in energy, telecommunications, infrastructure and green technologies. Recently, Chinese electric vehicle producer BYD agreed to build a $1 billion manufacturing plant in Turkey.
Also, Turkey’s Ministry of Trade adopted the “far countries strategy” in 2022, which aims to quadruple trade relations with economies whose average distance to Turkey is 8,500 km. This strategy also covers large economies in the Global South, such as China, Brazil and India.
A second reason to turn to BRICS is geopolitical. On critical issues, Turkey does not see eye-to-eye with the West. Take two recent examples: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Israel’s war on Gaza. Turkey’s position in both cases, especially in the latter, is much closer to BRICS than the US and the EU. Also, Turkey’s security concerns in Syria significantly diverge from those of the American administration.
Accordingly, the Turkish government hopes to forge new partnerships with like-minded states in the Global South. The recent expansion of BRICS to include Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia and the United Arab Emirates has augmented its global reach and increased the group’s geopolitical value to Turkey.
The slow death of Turkey’s EU membership goal is certainly a political factor in the turn to BRICS. In the early 2000s, EU aspirations drove domestic and foreign affairs, and the EU provided a reference point for political-economic reforms. Yet Turkey-EU relations progressively became confrontational, dashing Turkey’s hopes of joining. EU officials cite democratic backsliding and regression in the rule of law as reasons to back off.
The Turkish side disagrees, criticising the EU’s approach to Turkey as short-sighted and lacking a strategic vision. And this is not just the government’s opinion. Most political opposition and civil society organisations are also fed up with the EU’s kicking-the-can-down-the-road policies. The ill-fated refugee deal between Turkey and the EU was the final nail in the coffin. This plagued Turkey-EU relations as strategic partners seeking a common future based on shared norms and vision.
Limits of multi-alignment
Middle powers consider that “running with the hare and hunting with the hounds” is one of the benefits of emerging multipolarity. They try to pursue a “multi-alignment” strategy by developing relations with the West and the non-western world simultaneously.
They want to avoid overdependence on either the US or the China-Russia axis – a foreign policy approach sometimes called “strategic autonomy”.
Turkey is no exception. It also seeks a multi-alignment strategy. Yet, the “quest for strategic autonomy” comes with delicate trade-offs. Turkey’s institutional ties with the western alliance run deep. It is an important NATO member and part of the EU Customs Union. Traditionally, Turkey’s geostrategic and normative reference point has been the western alliance.
Thus, Turkey’s possible membership of BRICS will likely complicate its relations with the western bloc, which is already under pressure. BRICS and the US-led western alliance are in opposite camps on major geopolitical disputes, such as the Russia-Ukraine war, conflicts in the Middle East and beyond. It is unclear how Turkey will solve this riddle.
The economic rationale also requires a closer look. In 2023, Turkey’s total trade with BRICS was almost 60% of its total trade with its main commercial partner, the EU. In economic terms, for Turkey, BRICS means Russia and China. These two countries comprise 87% of Turkey-BRICS trade, but Turkey’s economic ties with Russia and China are highly asymmetric: Turkey’s exports are just 15.7% of its imports.
There is then the financial side. Turkey needs foreign capital to finance its growth – especially as the economy is in dire straits. For 2002-2023, almost 60% of inward foreign direct investment came from the EU. The Turkish financial system is highly integrated with the West.
BRICS’ ambition to reduce the financial hegemony of the western world resonates with the Turkish government, but 94% of Turkey’s external trade (imports plus exports) was denominated in US dollars and euros in 2022. This means Turkey will need to devise a sophisticated strategy to improve economic relations with BRICS without jeopardising long-standing economic ties with the West.
No longer separate worlds
One can argue that trade and geopolitics are separate worlds operating with different logics. In today’s world, however, economics and politics are becoming more intertwined than ever.
Competition between the great powers is fragmenting globalisation, economic interdependence is increasingly “weaponised” and protectionism is rising. This means that having the best of both worlds would require a clear reference point and a solid institutional framework linking the development-foreign policy nexus.
Turkey considers the BRICS grouping “complementary, not an alternative” to its relations with the West. Still, in the event of membership, it will likely face delicate trade-offs in balancing its long-standing alliance with the West against its new partnership with the BRICS grouping. If BRICS membership materialises, the big question will be whether it will be possible to devise an institutional framework that works for all parties.
Note: This article gives the views of the author, not the position of EUROPP – European Politics and Policy or the London School of Economics. Featured image credit: fortton / Shutterstock.com
Mustafa Kutlay
Significant Debt?
Eurozone meltdown as Starmer told to be wary of 'unfolding disaster' after ECB's £8bn loss | World | News | Express.co.uk
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He added: "What needs to be avoided is surfacing a major loss, and thereby exacerbating the capital deficit to a degree that would necessitate making a request for new capital from the ECB's owners - the EU national central banks.
"This is a request, not the calling-in of an existing obligation to pay. The request would have gone to the UK as well if we had remained an EU member state."
Calling up new capital would expose three things, all of them unwelcome, Mr Lyddon emphasised.
He said: "Firstly it would demonstrate that the ECB does not have the unconditional backing of its owners as a central bank should have and which the Bank of England does have from the UK Government.
Patrick Bestall
Slow Long-Term Planners are Dinosaurs:
'All the world's current computers operating together can't do what a one-million-qubit quantum computer will be able to do,' Microsoft claims.
This marks a major step toward building quantum computers than can deliver 'transformative, real-world solutions,' according to the tech giant.
These computers of the future could help experts innovate game-changing solutions such as ways to break down microplastics into harmless byproducts or self-healing materials for construction, manufacturing or healthcare.
Published: 11:41 EST, 20 February 2025 | Updated: 12:12 EST, 20 February 2025
Microsoft has announced a breakthrough that could lead to the most powerful quantum computers of all time.
They created a new chip, called 'Majorana 1,' which is powered by a new state of matter called a topological state.
This phase of matter is not characterized by the traditional physical properties that define a solid, liquid or gas.
Instead, it's defined by its topological properties — how the material's wavefunctions behave and connect across space.
This topological state is created by the chip's topoconductor, a first-of-its-kind material that produces fundamental units of information that serve as the building blocks for quantum computers.
To achieve this topological state, the researchers had to build the chip using an entirely new combination of materials: indium arsenide and aluminum.
Microsoft says Majorana 1 will pave the way for quantum computers that can solve 'meaningful, industrial-scale problems in years, not decades.'
Such issues would include everything from how to combat pollution to developing life-saving medications.
Quantum computers powered by Majorana 1 would be significantly more powerful than today's most sophisticated supercomputers, Microsoft claimed in a Wednesday announcement.
While regular computers process information as ones and zeros, quantum computers process information through the properties of atomic particles, which are measured in qubits.
Quantum computers could easily solve problems that would take today's most powerful supercomputers thousands of years to address.
But researchers have yet to bring the full potential of quantum computing to fruition.
Although quantum computers do currently exist, they're not very powerful because they operate on a very small scale, and scaling them up has proved challenging.
The Majorana 1 could fix that because this chip produces qubits that are more reliable and scalable than those produced by existing quantum computer chips, Microsoft claims.
'Topocunductors and the new type of chip they enable offer a path to developing quantum systems that can scale to a million qubits and are capable of tackling the most complex industrial and societal problems,' Microsoft said.
The chip itself fits in the palm of your hand, but could one day process and contain an unprecedented amount of information.
'Whatever you're doing in the quantum space needs to have a path to a million qubits,' said Microsoft technical fellow Chetan Nayak.
'If it doesn't, you're going to hit a wall before you get to the scale at which you can solve the really important problems that motivate us. We have actually worked out a path to a million,' he added.
'All the world's current computers operating together can't do what a one-million-qubit quantum computer will be able to do,' Microsoft claims.
This marks a major step toward building quantum computers that can deliver 'transformative, real-world solutions,' according to the tech giant.
These computers of the future could help experts innovate game-changing solutions such as ways to break down microplastics into harmless byproducts or self-healing materials for construction, manufacturing or healthcare.
The company outlined their breakthrough in a paper published in the journal Nature.
The paper describes how the researchers crafted their topoconductor using an entirely new combination of materials: indium arsenide and aluminum.
This allowed them to 'coax new quantum particles called Majoranas into existence and take advantage of their unique properties to reach the next horizon of quantum computing,' Microsoft claims.
But reaching that new horizon is still years away, and Microsoft did not say exactly how long it would take to scale Majorana 1 so that it can actually hold a million qubits.
Meanwhile, other major tech companies are working on their own quantum computing breakthroughs.
In December of last year, Google announced its own quantum computing chip called Willow, claiming it can perform a calculation in five minutes that a traditional computer would take nearly an eternity to do.
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And IBM launched its most advanced quantum computers yet, last November.
Thus, it would appear the quantum computing race is on.
With all the recent progress, industry experts estimate that the first commercially viable quantum computers could begin to emerge within the next five years or so.
Whether Microsoft's Majorana 1 chip gives them a competitive edge remains to be seen, but this achievement brings humanity one step closer to having the power of quantum computing at our fingertips.
Micro Soft
US Reporters Taught a Lesson! (2 min):
A Priceless Historical moment in Journalism.
The White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller torched fake news reporters Thursday during a briefing for playing along with the charade for years that Joe Biden was mentally fit, before giving them a lecture about how government works.
“Many of the people in this room for four years failed to cover the fact that Joe Biden was mentally incompetent and was not running the country,” Miller told leftist media correspondents.
He then noted that to counter the ridiculous leftist talking point that Elon Musk is an unelected bureaucrat, the media was in need of “a brief civics lesson.”
Miller then began his short but ever so sweet fact smackdown.
“A president is elected by the whole American people. He is the only official in the entire government that is elected by the entire nation. Judges are appointed, members are Congress are elected at the district or state level,” he noted.
“The Constitution, Article II, has a clause known as ‘the vesting clause,’ and it says ‘the executive power shall be vested in ‘a’ president — singular. The whole will of democracy is imbued into the elected president. That president then appoints staff to impose that democratic will onto the government,” he continued.
“The threat to democracy — the existential threat to democracy — is the unelected bureaucracy of lifetime, tenured civil servants who believe they answer to no one; who believe they can do whatever they want without consequence; who believe they can set their own agenda, no matter what Americans vote for,” Miller explained.
“So, Americans vote for radical FBI reform, and FBI agents say they don’t want to change. Or Americans vote for radical reform on our energy policies, and EPA bureaucrats say that they don’t want to change. Or Americans vote to end racist DEI policies, and lawyers at the DOJ say they son’t want to change,” Miller further outlined.
“What President Trump is doing is he is removing federal bureaucrats who are defying democracy by failing to implement his lawful orders, which are the will of the whole American people,” Miller asserted.
As we’ve previously highlighted, it seems shocking to the leftist media that Trump, given a mandate by the American people, would put into place people who are loyal to him and will implement his policies.
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Globalists move on Agri. Industries:
Yes, the globalists are working just as hard to control agriculture as they are everything else.
Why it matters: Government and corporate agricultural policies are putting greater emphasis on sustainability than ever before.
Farm policy think tanks representing four major agricultural exporting regions formed the forum in 2022. They include the Canadian Agri-Food Policy Institute, the U.S.-based Farm Foundation, the Australian Farm Institute and the EU-based Forum for the Future of Agriculture. The group is committed to collaborate on a common set of principles that balance global trade and sustainability.
The report, “Policy and Practice for Sustainable Agriculture and Trade” is based on a workshop held this year in Washington, D.C., which brought together participants from 17 countries, including government officials, industry representatives and trade policy experts.
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