Dr Eddy Betterman
The Italian government is taking action against the globalist push to transform the human food supply away from meat and into bugs and insects.
In an announcement this week, Italy’s leaders indicated that crickets, mealworms, and the rest of Klaus Schwab’s menu for the world will not be allowed as an ingredient in any bread or pizza products manufactured and / or sold in the country – period.
Other food products made and put on the market in Italy can contain bugs just so long as they are clearly and noticeably labeled as such. The Italian government is also requiring that all bug-containing foods other than pizza and bread bear a warning label about the dangers of consuming Schwab’s menu.
“What the decrees provide for is a label with the origin of the product, the risks associated with consumption and the quantity of insect meal present, but we have also provided special shelves where they can be displayed inside the shops,” said Francesco Lollobrigida, Italy’s minister of agriculture, about the move.
“Those who want to choose crickets, larvae and locusts can go there, and those who don’t want to, as I imagine includes most Italians, can keep away.”
(Related: The Italian bakery Tellia is going to have to rethink its business plan following this decision.)
Tell your legislators to ban bugs in food
This is really great news, and the kind that we hope spreads to other countries, including the United States, so perhaps similar rulings can be issued there and here as well.
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Via https://dreddymd.com/2023/04/03/italy-bans-bugs-from-being-used-in-pasta-and-pizza/
Great news indeed! Why should the food be contaminated with chitin and parasites, that are anything but healthy to us? This will probably be ignored by MSM in most Western country …
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I think Hungary, Italy and France will be the first to pull away from US influence but agree the others won’t be far behind. I agree with predictions that when the US goes down the gurgler, their only allies will be Canada, the UK, Australia and New Zealand.
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Except that such government grabs are completely unenforceable, I might agree this is a good idea. However, any regulation suggests new enforcement bureaucracy and questionable ability for oversight.
Why, indeed, is this even an issue? If bugs and pizza and pasta are disallowed, what about the flour and other ingredients? How far can this tracking go?
Who, anyway, is selling bugs for human consumption? Does Klaus Schwab have stock in the company?
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I assume he does. I just search his net worth, which is $2.7 billion. https://www.workwithjoshua.com/klaus-schwab/#:~:text=Klaus%20Schwab%20makes%20one%20million,%242%20million%20USD%20per%20month.
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What a muddled mess. Schwab has his own family history of questionable affiliations. As you are noting on several fronts, few of the world’s movers and shakers acted independently. They used or were used by others to achieve their success or their money.
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I meant. ” bugs in pizza and pasta”.
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And the cell phone changes my punctuation yet again.
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