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Ideological War on Sri Lanka and the Ugly Truth of Vandana Shiva
Space Commune founder Fox Green has once again demonstrated his impeccable film-making skills on top of his exquisite research and storytelling capabilities with the release of the long-awaited episode two of Energy/Empire which focuses on the immensely destructive and deceptive role of organic farming guru Vandana Shiva.
Within this 55 minute film, Fox Green exposes the nefarious agenda for global depopulation underlying Vandana’s ideological devotion to end industrial agriculture by 2030, her deep involvement with the highest echelons of power among the still undead British Empire, with a special focus on her intimate relationship with Great Reset founder King Charles III who has also championed a restoration of global feudalism under the banner of “sustainability”.
To accomplish this agenda, a total war has been waged against scientific agriculture over the course of many generations with armadas of NGOs and mobs of indoctrinated radical activists possessed by the notion that industrial civilization must be overthrown in order to save the earth-mother Gaia.
How has a false dichotomy been created between a Monsanto-dominated industrial agriculture on the one hand versus a “small is beautiful” anti-technological movement on the other hand and how might you or your loved ones been tricked into picking sides in this false choice?
Vandana’s extreme influence among such notable influencers as Robert Kennedy JR, Russell Brand, Bernie Sanders and literally every member of the oligarchical depopulation lobby as well as the strange devotion she enjoys over millions of activists around the globe has given this film such high value as many sacred, yet utterly toxic cows are toppled
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What a damning film. Certainly provides food for thought about Vandana Shiva but seems to give a free pass to GMOs as if GMOs were developed (in good faith) as mankind's answer to food scarcity. Let's not forget that GMOs were brought to us by the same globalists who are directly behind the "climate crisis" and all the other crises and wars intended to depopulate the planet. Clearly the fertilizer ban in Sri Lanka was not designed to create a better alternative to BigAgra business -- it was designed to do exactly what it did -- throw that country into food scarcity and political turmoil. Why are there only two possibilities, both of which achieve the globalists goals of depopultion? We have to choose between poisoning by BigAgra or famine and poverty imposed by regulation? Shame on Vandana Shiva. She knew that Sri Lanka would not be able to transition with a fertilizer ban. I have no words for "King Charles".... We can do better than this....
It is surprising to see Matt Ehret heralding this film, his work is usually defined by excellence in research, references and carefully constructed arguments. Whilst there may well be room to pause for some thought around a celebrated 'eco-activist' such as Vandana Shiva the work falls short of providing an effective interrogation of the subject. Some of the points raised are glaring in omission - such as the presentation of DDT as "safe and effective" and the 'guilt by association' regarding Jorian Jenks is weak, whilst the crop circle image juxtaposed with Rudolf Steiner is simply poor filmmaking. There is a formidable point regarding agriculture in India and Vandana Shiva's role in purporting to stand for the rights of local farmers against the impositions of global agriculture - this is a complex subject which has been very much alive within contemporary Indian politics - this neglects to examine significant details regarding GMO seed farming.