The global elite are behind the drastic shortage in the national cattle herd, forcing Americans to eat less beef and move towards a bug-eating diet to combat climate change. The numbers don’t lie. According to the USDA, the cattle inventory in the United States is at a record low since 1962, and the downward trend shows no signs of reversing. Beef prices are already skyrocketing, making it a luxury meat, but is it all part of a larger plan?
The decrease in cattle inventory may be a deliberate attempt to enforce the bug-eating agenda of the globalist elite. The United Nations and the BBC have already promoted the consumption of insects as a sustainable source of protein.
Is the shrinking national cattle herd part of a larger plan to force people to adopt a bug-based diet and further the globalist agenda? The situation is dire, and the world is facing an impending food crisis that is expected to worsen in the coming years.
Livestock economist Kenny Burdine warns that the downward trend in cattle production is unlikely to reverse and consumers will feel the effects for a while. The food crisis is not just in America, but globally, with countries like Yemen and North Korea facing unprecedented levels of suffering and hunger. In the UK, supermarkets are rationing fruits and vegetables, and millions of children are facing food poverty.
The world is not ready for the horrors ahead, and it’s time to start preparing for the challenges. The global elite understand the looming catastrophe, but they don’t want to alarm the public. It’s time for Americans to wise up and get ready for the future.
