Xi Jinping Hires 87,000 Agriculture Police Officers And They Are Coming For Chinese Farmers

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The globalist war on farming has taken a sinister turn, as Chinese President Xi Jinping announces the creation of World Economic Forum-approved branch of agriculture police to strictly control the food supply.

The Chinese crackdown on farmers is a chilling indication of the future of the world if the globalist World Economic Forum is allowed to continue dictating polices to Western governments. Xi Jinping is a WEF Agenda Contributer and the Klaus Schwab has gone on record praising the Chinese authoritarian system as a model for others to follow.

According to China’s Ministry of Agriculture video, the job of agricultural management officers is to stabilize grain supply as part of a nationwide and comprehensive food security policy in 2023, which comes as Beijing revamps a Mao-era system of food distribution that in line with World Economic Forum policies designed to strictly control the food supply.

Agriculture police will also concern themselves with which seeds, pesticides, veterinary drugs, feed and agricultural machinery are used by farmers, as well as enforcing animal and plant quarantine and disease prevention measures, and managing fisheries in China’s lakes and rivers, it said.

Current affairs commentator Zhang Jianping, who grew up in the countryside, said local agricultural officials were notorious during the Mao era for micro-managing every aspect of people’s lives.

“They would clamp down on any farmer who planted a few vegetables or kept chickens,” Zhang said. “Now it seems from reports in various places as if they’re up to their old tricks again, oppressing ordinary people.”

World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab has praised China as a model for the transformation of the world during an appearance on Chinese television. Watch:

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4 Comments

  1. Actually I’ve believed that farming needs regulating for decades. You would be amazed at how wasefil of primary resources it can be when privatised into God profit producers The scams with fertilisers and rax deductions fir tractors and equipments and family vehicles for the kids and just all manner of corruptions it really is. The petrol subdufues used by thd whole family, travel to cities saying t by eyes going to buy a new shovel etc etc And its all been facilitated by governments wanting to win the votes of landowners. The conservatives.
    And its resulted in diabetes pandemics and cancer epidemics and heart attacks and obesity and huge profits yo big pharma People don’t know how to feed their faces That’s how stupid they’ve become and so food needs to be regulated and controlled.

  2. Well if anyone remember last time they killed all sparrow s in china then had insect plague poisoned all insects brought bees to extinction and nearly starved. Now they pollinate by hand. If they are so stupid to destroy fertile soil china will starve soon. Long term solutions without pesticides are better. They should use ormus made from seawater.

  3. Farmers in China don’t have Lawns.
    The Lawns are usually planted into vegetables for their household use.
    Just open the Front Door and there’s dinner.
    There’s no Law in China that regulates the vegetables planted in the front yard.
    People should do that here, plow up the lawns and plant veggies.
    But that’s probably an infraction of the Zoning Laws and the Cops will come running and issued citations.

  4. Xi’s Agriculture Police number is matching mush heads 87,000 irs agents…a commie coincidence…

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