The ongoing “Great Reset” initiative by the Wall Street/City of London network, operating through the World Economic Forum, will target food and agriculture next week, at a Nov. 23-24 event titled, “Bold Actions for Food as a Force for Good.” The “Great Reset” series of conferences refers to proposals to build a green economy, after the pandemic, which is a see-through cover story for a green finance bubble, while the means to life are eliminated for masses of people.
There is not a word on the current world hunger emergency, except for the truism that cutting waste will help.
Food as a “Force for Good,” is a construct meaning that people should eat in a way that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions and save the planet from heat death. There are 45 sessions at the two-day affair, organized around five green themes. Session sponsors and leaders include mega-cartel firms, e.g., Unilever and PepsiCo; Rabobank, one of the world’s largest private agriculture banks; and the World Wildlife Fund, the government of the Netherlands, as well as academic and foodie groups.
