Funding the Control Grid Part 3: The Food Framework
By The Sharp Edge “Who controls the food supply controls the people; who controls the energy can control whole continents; who controls money can control the world.” This quote has been attributed to Henry Kissinger, though he denies ever saying it. Kissinger certainly did, however, perfect the weaponization of food through The Kissinger Report during his tenure as Secretary of State. The Kissinger Report outlined a covert operation to force compliance with a depopulation agenda using food aid as leverage in underdeveloped countries of strategic U.S. interest. The report posited the following questions: “Would food be considered an instrument of national power?… Is the U.S. prepared to accept food rationing to help people who can’t/won’t control their population growth? Should the U.S. seek to change its own food consumption patterns toward more efficient uses of protein? Are mandatory population control measures appropriate for the U.S. and/or for others?” The use…
“Pharma Food” with Elze van Hamelen
In this special Dig It! podcast, investigative journalist Elze van Hamelen joins us to discuss her comprehensive report entitled, “Pharma Food.” This report offers a deep dive into the history, research, funding, and processes involved in manufacturing lab-grown meats. Additionally, in our discussion we explore the potential motives behind this multibillion-dollar effort by governments and organizations to develop and market fake meats and insects for public consumption. Elze’s report, as well as her interview with Catherine Austin Fitts, can be found exclusively by subscription to the Solari Report. To follow Elze’s latest work, visit her website here and find more of Elze’s reports in the Dutch publication, De Andere Krant, which also offers videos in English. Subscribe to Corey’s Digs so you don’t miss a Dig!
Secret WHO Negotiations for Pandemic Treaty Taking Place This Week
Secret WHO negotiations on the proposed Pandemic Treaty are scheduled for January 9th through 13th. These meetings are part of a continued effort to finalize proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations. We need your help in raising public awareness by sharing this information far and wide. James Roguski, who is leading the charge in getting this information out, has compiled a list of important changes through proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations. You can find more information regarding the WHO Pandemic Treaty negotiations here. The following is an excerpt from James Roguski’s substack, which describes the proposed amendments to the WHO International Health Regulations. “The International Health Regulations Review Committee (IHRRC) of the World Health Organization (WHO) is planning to meet in secret from Monday, January 9, 2023 to Friday January 13, 2023. The IHRRC will be working to finalize what is now a 46 page document that…
The Solution Series: Bountiful Food and Self-Reliance with David DuByne
“I’m a shelf-life investigator and really believe that is the key to thriving during this time by knowing what the healthy foods will be and what is their expiration date.”~ David DuByne Preview Full episode Download the full transcript in pdf format here. By Corey Lynn and James White One only has to watch a few minutes of any network newscast to ascertain that some kind of food shortage might be on the horizon for some parts of the world, including the United States. Sadly, throughout history, governments have used food scarcity as a way to push their populations into a position of dependency, eventually leaving people reliant on the very structures that caused or exacerbated the problem in the first place. At the Solution Series, we are not sympatico with the concept of dependence upon government but encourage people to be more self-sufficient. Our guest this week, David DuByne,…
New “Food is Medicine” Nutrition Screening, RX, Tracking and Control
On September 28, 2022, The White House announced $8 billion in new commitments toward hunger, nutrition, and health. The White House hosted the conference that laid out a “transformational vision for ending hunger and reducing diet-related disease by 2030 – all while closing disparities among the communities that are impacted most.” These “new commitments” were determined over the summer, with both private- and public-sector involvement in the funding, stemming from: • Philanthropic contributions and donations to community-based organizations • Investments in new businesses that will screen and integrate nutrition into health care • $2.5 billion in start-up companies creating “solutions” to hunger and food insecurity • Over $4 billion toward “philanthropy that improves access to nutritious food, promotes healthy choices, and increases physical activity” The business, civic, academic, and philanthropic “leaders” were announced at this conference in September, who will allegedly end hunger and reduce diet-related disease. The narrative is…
