Says it will be the biggest yet and will save the country and wants everyone to watch no matter who they are
The corporate TV media conglomerates will either ignore or demonize Mr. Lindell’s upcoming event, but don’t be fooled. When a person or company is being attacked by The System; it means they are over the target. The upcoming “Moment of Truth” summit boasts a big line up so there is sure to be some new information released during the event.
Tracking The Worldwide Implementation of Bug Eating Under The Guise of Saving The “Climate”
The phenomenon of eating insects is, like most trends today, not coming out of natural inclination, but through the means of propaganda. The most insidious propaganda machine is the will of the World Economic Forum.
Just another conspirrrrrrracy theorrrrrry? Well here it is straight off the Horse’s back:
Check out what this Lad has to say about eating grasshoppers (VIDEO)
The indoctrination doesn’t end with adults either. Watch or listen as this commentator speaks about how The System wants to indoctrinate the youth into eating insects:
Dutch Farmers Launch First Salvos In The Fight For Human Autonomy
As mass protests kick off this young lad will be embedded with the farmers in the Netherlands . He has experience showing the truth while he was embedded for a month in the Canadian Trucker Freedom Convoy.
Just arrived in the Netherlands. Just like I did with the truckers in Ottawa, I’m going to show you guys exactly what is happening on the ground here with the farmer protests.
BREAKING: A Bill Gates Foundation supermarket in the Netherlands that focuses on new-age foods like plant protein meat has spontaneously caught fire in the middle of the night. https://t.co/363xQ3IVwhpic.twitter.com/IpAgYsrGmA
These Are the 20+ Food Facilities That Have Burned in 2022
These Are the Food Facilities (And Counting) That Have Burned in 2022
Every year, a small percentage of food facilities are destroyed in industrial accidents.
But 2022 has been ESPECIALLY ACTIVE, with over 20 fires at food facilities so far—a much higher figure than average.
It’s gotten a lot of people wondering—including some of the country’s largest media outlets—what the heck is going on?
The answer is… we do not know—at least not yet. But these disruptions to our food supply chain during alreadyhistoric supply shortages will only make the inflation of food prices worse.
To help you stay informed and prepared, here are the food facilities that have been hit so far this year:
1. Van Drunen Farms Tuthill Facility, Momence, IL [Jan. 2]
Seven percent of the 80,000-square-foot Van Drunen Farms freeze-drying facility in Momence, Illinois was burned and declared a “total loss.” The fire started at 6 a.m. and no employees were on site. Van Drunen has plants all over the country, but this is their largest—their “main” facility.
2. Cargill-Nutrena Feed Mill, Lecompte, LA [Jan. 13]
A fire was reported at around 4 a.m. at the 140,000-ton Cargill-Nutrena livestock and pet-feed mill in Lecompte, Louisiana. A building on the property burned for 12 hours and caused no injuries. The fire was blamed on an explosion.
An explosion attributed to a faulty boiler destroyed the Oregon Potato Company plant in Warden, Washington. This plant supplies corn and potato chips to much of the Western US. This fire occurred around noon. Employees called 9-1-1. Seven employees checked into a nearby hospital. No serious injuries were reported. The blaze was the largest the Umatilla County fire district had seen in a decade.
At around 7 p.m. on January 31, 150 firefighters were called to a massive fire at the Winston Weaver Company fertilizer plant in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The blaze was so large that it was allowed to burn. Everyone within a 1-mile radius of the plant was ordered to evacuate for fear that the 5,000 tons of finished fertilizer and 600 tons of ammonium nitrate present in the plant would explode. No injuries or deaths were reported—an especially fortunate outcome considering that just a few years earlier, a very similar type of fire at a Weaver Company facility killed 15 people.
An overnight fire destroyed nearly the entire infrastructure of the Wisconsin River Meats manufacturing plant in Mauston, Wisconsin. Most of the plant was considered a total loss. No livestock or employees were injured. Without a facility, co-owner David Mauer says the company will have to rebuild.
Around 8 p.m., a baghouse used for filtering dust caught fire at the country’s largest soy-processing plant. No employees were injured. At the time of the fire, experts worried that the disruption would slow the production of soybean meal in the US.
In the early morning of Friday, February 18, a fire devastated the milk parlor at Bess View Farm. Dairy cows had to be transported to facilities in the surrounding areas for care, interrupting Bess View operations. No injuries were reported.
A Shearer’s Foods manufacturing plant (specializing in salty snacks, cookies, and crackers) was set ablaze after a boiler exploded, injuring a handful of the over 230 employees of the facility. Former plant safety manager Stephen Dean expressed surprise that no one died, given the extent of the damage. The building will take 15 to 18 months to rebuild.
A fire at the Nutrien Ag Solution facility in Sunnyside, Washington was reported at around noon on Monday, February 28. An evacuation order was issued to all buildings located within a half-mile radius of the facility. The fire burned through 1.7 million pounds of sulfur used for fertilizer. No one was injured in the blaze.
A fire that took 24 hours to extinguish broke out in a production cooler at the Nestle plant in Jonesboro, Arkansas. The blaze started at 4:30 p.m. None of the 800 plant employees were injured in the fire. The plant produces frozen foods for the Nestle’s Hot Pocket, Stouffer’s, Lean Cuisine, DiGiorno, and Tombstone brands. The plant was shut down for an extended period, significantly delaying food production.
11. Wayne Hoover Farm, Longswamp Township, PA [Mar 13]
Fire erupted at around 5 p.m. at the Wayne Hoover dairy farm in Longswamp Township, Pennsylvania. Animals were transported for care to nearby farms and facilities. A total of 42 cows were displaced, significantly disrupting farm operations. No injuries were reported.
12. Plainfield Walmart Fulfillment Center, Avon, IN [Mar. 16]
A 1.2-million-square-foot Walmart Fulfillment Center (the size of 20 football fields) burned for multiple days in Avon, Indiana—350 fire fighters and 30 fire agencies fought the blaze, which consumed massive stocks of food bound for locations all over the country. According to Walmart CEO Doug McMillon, the loss put a “strain” on the company’s supply chain system. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is still investigating the fire’s cause, months later.
13. Penobscot McCrum Potato Processing, Belfast, ME [Mar. 24]
A plant that produces specialty frozen potato products caught fire at 3 a.m. in Belfast, Maine, according to local officials. It is believed that the fire was started in one of the facility’s large “fryolator” machines. Witnesses reported that the building on fire was the administrative office. No employees were injured.
A sudden fire broke out at the Maricopa Food Pantry in Maricopa, Arizona. The blaze spread quickly, stoked by trailers full of refrigeration fuel. 50,000 pounds of food were lost, which will have a detrimental effect on a community which one resident described as not having “many food banks.” No one was hurt in the fire.
An enormous fire overtook an onion-packing facility in San Juan, Texas. These key facilities are part of the largest onion-packing operation in southern Texas. No injuries were reported.
16. East Conway Beef and Pork, Center Conway, NH [Apr. 11]
On the evening of Monday, April 11, a coalition of first responders in Center Conway, New Hampshire, were called to a massive fire at East Conway Beef and Pork. Despite 16 hours at the scene, the building burned down to the foundation. Neighbors helped save cattle living at the facility. No one was reported injured.
17. Gem State Processing Plant, Heyburn, ID [Apr. 13]
At approximately 8 a.m., a single-engine plane registered with Spirit Air crashed into the Gem State Processing Plant in Heyburn, Idaho. The pilot was flying solo and was killed in the crash. No other injuries were reported. Gem State Processing Plant sources 18,000 acres of Idaho potatoes.
On the evening of April 13, just after 7 p.m., a 4-alarm fire was reported at the Taylor Farms processing facility in Salinas, California. The facility is a food service production and distribution operation for wholesale salads and shredded lettuce. Because of the threat of combustion from 35,000 pounds of anhydrous ammonia on site, fire officials evacuated the nearby area. The facility was a total loss. Taylor Farms plans to rebuild and reopen the site by spring 2023. No injuries were reported.
Organic food distributor Azure Standard lost its headquarters to a fire on April 19. The cause of the fire is under investigation. Azure Standard CEO David Stelzer stated that the headquarters was a total loss and that the company would have to make adjustments to operations and rebuild. No one was injured in the fire.
For at least the second time in 2022, a Nutrien Ag fertilizer plant caught fire, this time in the small Kansas town of Leoti. The fire broke out at 3:30 p.m. and residents within a half-mile radius of the plant were evacuated. Fire responders reported that the flames were “isolated to a forklift and non-hazardous chemicals.” No injuries were reported.
A twin-engine Cessna crashed into a General Mills plant in Covington, Georgia, just outside of Atlanta. The plane came to rest in a remote section of the plant’s property where empty trailers are stored. According to police, the plane exploded on impact; a small series of explosions followed the crash as well. Two passengers were killed in the crash.
Fire broke out at a Perdue Farms grain processing and storage facility in Virginia around 8 p.m. The blaze was centered around a soybean-processing tank. The fire was contained within an hour. The fire had minimum impact on operations. No injuries were reported.
23. Rail Car Derailment, Ft. Macleod, Alberta, Canada [May 22]
The derailment of a Canadian Pacific Railway freight train in southern Alberta resulted in the loss of 43 rail cars containing potash, a vital fertilizer ingredient. Some of the cargo was recovered. No injuries were reported. The cause of the derailment is still being investigated.
24. Forsman Farms, Stockholm Township, MN [May 28]
A massive fire in a small Minnesota township, about an hour west of Minneapolis, killed 200,000 chickens. The fire started around 10 p.m. on May 28 at Forsman Farms. A barn housing many thousands of chickens was burned to the ground. Forsman Farms is one of the largest egg producers in the country and sells more than 3 million eggs a day. The cause of the blaze is being investigated. No injuries were reported.
Firefighters responded quickly to a blaze at a JBS Foods meat packing plant in Green Bay, on the evening of June 7. A small fire inside the plant’s meat processing area was controlled within 15 minutes, saving the entire facility. The fire is being blamed on heat from an auger in the processing area. No injuries were reported.
Everyone knows people that live in MAGA Country identify as He/Him. Well almost everyXne…
The people of MAGA Country are individuals that love Communism so much that they often perform work for free, but that’s not an excuse to mis-gender them. Everyone knows only Effing White Male Fascist Christian Redneck Hillbilly Deluxe people live in MAGA Country.
Watch this disturbing clip of Cackling Kamala Mis-Gendering Ultra MAGA:
In a continued effort to censor content unapproved by The Establishment, Twitter takes the low road of censorship most likely at the behest of corrupt elements of government
Here is a brief real-time example of how they do it and what they say when you try and post a https://battleplan.news link:
Burlington transgender activists and legislators are pushing back with rallies and accusations against the national expose of the city school district’s aggressive gender ID education program by blogger Karlyn Borysenko (right). 702 more words Burlington gender ID education investigation continues — Vermont Daily Chronicle
Looks like the riots and stuff are starting again around the world so this new thread will track various BLM and ANTIFA freaks out doing their natural thing…
Let’s get it!
September 2022
Very sad end of September stabbing in New York City
In New York City, a EMS Lieutenant was stabbed to death today.
White supremacists attack an elderly Asian man after demanding to see his ID, robbing him of all his belongings and viciously assaulting him. He bleeds profusely and no one does anything about it.
WATCH: 7 teens beat & killed a 72 year old man on Cecil B. Moore Ave two weeks ago this morning. 3 girls & 4 boys, used a traffic cone as a weapon. The man fell, hit his head & @phillypolice say he died the day after the 2:38 am attack on June 24th 1/2 @FOX29philly pic.twitter.com/4vmfGqOpp5
Portland – Goons with black umbrellas and black blok apparel assault woman in street
Single mother of three & freelance photojournalist @hunnybadgermom was the lone journalist brave enough to document the attack on the Portland pregnancy resource center. #Antifa member Felicia Blair Schoenky/Princess Unicorn threatens her for filming her co-conspirators. pic.twitter.com/haAVRVzw8M
BREAKING: A BLM supporter cocks a pistol threatening a driver trying to get through a street that’s meant to be driven on at the #PartrickLyoya protest in Grand Rapids, Michigan
The armed far-left protesters have shut down the street in Grand Rapids, Mich. for a protest in support of #PatrickLyoya, who was shot dead by a cop after grabbing his taser. One of the militants in this video is carrying a rifle to intimidate the public. pic.twitter.com/aUrOCx8bxL
Far-left activist Talia “Jane” Ben-Ora & her #antifa comrades are very upset that one of the protesters has been trying to de-escalate & calm those wanting to be violent at the Grand Rapids #BLM protest. pic.twitter.com/a8HbQF0EWu
Militants In France Burning Cars and Smashing Things
Rennes, France: In reaction to the first round of the French presidential election, in which Marine Le Pen came a close second to Emmanuel Macron (leading to a run off election), black bloc rioters believed to be #Antifa began carrying out attacks. pic.twitter.com/X6ZBcuBDDI
Editors Note on this 1/22/2020 article was dated 4/12/2022 which is pretty suspect because that is the day after the “Watch The Water” documentary came out.
