As the human population increases, so does the demand for food. And to solve this, the World Economic Forum (WEF) and other climate change activists are pushing their bug-eating agenda.
The bug-eating agenda is no laughing matter: It is now seeping through mass media and the educational system as a way to normalize and even glamorize the consumption of bugs.
But why are these superpowers focused on forcing the mass public to eat crickets, mealworms and cockroaches? A WEF insider said they plan on breaking people enough to destroy the human soul.
One very important matter to the WEF is that humans have too many freedoms and that they consume too many resources – so they want to redefine what it means to be human.
On the WEF’s website, the organization is entertaining studies that say a good life does not need to be happy or meaningful. In other words, they see people as cattle that should consume fewer resources.
This is where their bug-eating agenda comes in: With the use of buzzwords such as “sustainability,” and “environmentally friendly,” the global elite is defining what a “responsible diet” is while shaming those who consume meat.
The WEF and other elites are in full propaganda mode in promoting bug diets, with celebrities now eating bugs on camera and mainstream journalists writing articles to promote the “inevitability” of eating what they now call “micro-livestock.”
A-list celebrities like Nicole Kidman and Robert Downey Jr. promote bug diets by eating live insects on camera and promoting “cricket protein” on late-night shows.
Elites are also using news articles to push their thinly veiled propaganda, including pushing for synthetic meat, which is part of the same agenda. These articles were filed under climate change topics to coerce and shame the world into adopting an unnatural diet based on insects and synthetic food.
If that’s not enough, the WEF is pushing the same agenda on the most impressionable: school children.
California public schools are now using posters that encourage children to eat bugs and educate others, saying that lots of people eat them. They also say that bugs can’t make people sick because, unlike pigs and cows, they don’t carry diseases. (Related: You WILL eat the bugs: Major brands quietly slipping insects into your food.)
The habits that humans adopt in their formative years usually follow them for the rest of their lives, which is why the elites are infiltrating schools with their agenda.
Bugs carry parasitic diseases
The elites fail to tell people that there are studies that contradict their propaganda. A 2019 study found that consuming insects poses severe health risks to humans due to the transmission of parasitic diseases.
In a study examining 300 insect farms, parasites were detected in 81.33 percent of them. In 206 or 68.67 percent of the cases, the identified parasites were pathogenic to insects only, while in 106 or 35.33 percent of the cases, the parasites were also potentially parasitic in animals.
In 91 or 30.33 percent of the cases, the parasites were potentially pathogenic for humans, which means that “edible insects” are actually underestimated reservoirs of human and animal parasites.
In 2007, another study that focused on chitin (the natural structural component found in insect exoskeletons) found that it can cause allergic reactions in humans. Chitosan, a chemical compound made from chitin, was also shown to lead to the depletion of vitamins in the human body.
This means that while insects could show good nutritional value on paper, they could be toxic to humans as they can harbor parasites, affect the immune system, trigger allergies and even deplete vitamins from the body.
But despite these glaring issues, the elites are moving forward with their agenda, creating fake crises to push the public into consuming insects and synthetic products. The elites are laying their plans in leading people toward a “decreased” supply of meat and an increasing supply of insects and synthetic food products.
Visit ClimateAlarmism.news for more extreme propaganda being spread in the name of stopping climate change.
Watch the video below to learn more about the dangers of eating bugs.
This video is from the InfoWars channel on Brighteon.com.
More related stories:
- Global warming researchers say eating bugs better for environment than eating meat.
- OBEY: Europeans will soon be eating bugs after mealworms get the green light from food regulators.
- Counterfeit News Network (CNN) promotes eating dangerous mercury-loaded cicada bugs that have been underground for 17 years as the “future of food.”
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This eating bugs thing is all HS. You’ll notice only the elitist are pushing this and for the most part none, I repeat none of them have probably never lived on bugs alone or even tried them. Additionally none of them have had to live off the jungle or in a survival mode. I spent 23 yrs in the Marine Corps and have gone thru survival training several times. It’s not a joke and yes you can survive in the jungle if you are smart but few people would live in the jungle and have a happy life. There were 10 times more animals on earth millions and millions of years ago and it went thru several stages to get where we are today. No doubt there will be more changes but it won’t due to any animal except us. Elitist, enjoy your bugs, me I am eating as God intended nuts, berry’s, fruits, veggies, beef, pork and chicken — if you don’t like it stay on your own side of the street and quite telling me what to do. You can live on Snails and rabbit eyes also but nothing you want to eat daily basis.