James Patrick discusses his new documentary, Nitrogen 2000, which highlights the demonization of nitrogen emissions by the Dutch government in the name of environmentalism, and the colossal repercussions on farmers, the supply chain, and global food shortages.

We have entered a new phase in the food crisis. Now that Ukraine exports are suspended and the Southern Hemisphere is entering a year without a summer at the same time Europe's chemical plants shut we find our world without the proper amount of grain or farm inputs to feed out planet. Now what, but where first?

Australia will run out of homegrown rice by Christmas, which may help to explain why their police are kettling people at farmers markets (which clearly doesn’t help social distancing) and becoming more violent in general — if the state expects food shortages, they must bolster the police presence and acclimate people to increased totalitarianism, particularly around food. They are preparing — are you? Start growing food today.

Forces are working to take total control of every drop of oil extracted from the ground, every fish caught from the sea, and every last bean harvested. It requires an immense technical infrastructure comprising 5G, blockchain, and Artificial Intelligence. This infrastructure has been built and is now being deployed, and we must understand that it is - in the very words of the Department of Defense - an AI weapons system and that system is going live now.