6 frozen foods pulled for containing toxic ingredients
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/nutrition/6-frozen-foods-pulled-for-containing-toxic-ingredients/ar-AA1RIdBq

Milk recalled in Canada because of glass pieces
https://www.foodsafetynews.com/2026/03/milk-recalled-in-canada-because-of-glass-pieces/

6 grocery store cookies pulled for serious health risks
https://www.msn.com/en-us/food-and-drink/general/6-grocery-store-cookies-pulled-for-serious-health-risks/ar-AA1ZtKDA

Pasta Recall Update as FDA Sets Highest Risk Level
https://www.newsweek.com/pasta-recall-update-as-fda-sets-highest-risk-level-11734853

Major high street retailer set to close four shops in April - full list
https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/2188037/high-street-retailer-close-shops-april

WAR ON FOOD.

USA gives coordinates and Ukrainian drone strikes hit major fertilizer facilities in Russia:

• Dorogobuzh plant (Smolensk) – shut down after deadly attack
• Apatit plant (Cherepovets) – major phosphate producer hit
• Kirovo-Chepetsk chemical plant – another key facility targeted

At the same time:
• Russia restricts fertilizer exports
• China cuts exports
• Middle East conflict blocks up to 30%+ of global supply

Prices are rising. Supply is shrinking.

This doesn’t just hit farmers—this hits food prices worldwide.
Are we watching the start of a global food crisis?

#FoodCrisis #Fertilizer #Inflation #GlobalEconomy

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https://x.com/i/status/2038096248742551905

Nebraska fire and the beef market

War on beef. War on you!

🚨 Fuel stopped moving BEFORE THE ACTUAL CRISIS IN IRAN.

The Biodiesel tanker ordered NOT to unload fuel in Europe is operated by Trafigura — who is a WEF partner.

Captain has been waiting WEEKS to unload his fuel (here, Dutch, pictured); there are others in the space replying confirming logistics holdups and even staff at the port confirming they are not allowing loading/unloading of fuel FOR WEEKS NOW (here, Dutch, pictured).

So, nations are instituting fuel rationing for citizens, lowering speed limits, grabbing emergency powers ... but somehow they overlook the fact that commodities traders are withholding fuel from the European continent and ports aren't allowing fuel to move?

This is a script! These are engineered shortages! If you buy this, I have ocean-front property in Tehran to sell you.

Video report linked above.

The UK's plan for dealing with fuel shortages (which includes rationing) is AUTHORED and ADMINISTERED by the very department of NET ZERO that has been calling for radical decarbonization for decades.

This "energy crisis" is the very same global warming agenda pushers who couldn't create enough FEAR in the public to implement their totalitarian takeover, now staging a crisis to do so.

Now it's clear why I was de-platformed and attacked in WaPo when I started covering the "climate lockdowns" — this was the plan all along.

Video report linked above. Everyone should be talking about this. This is their big play: lockdowns, rationing, energy restrictions, de-industrialization, 15-minute cities ... it's all happening NOW.

Yet more fertilizer production drops offline as Australia's biggest fert producer is damaged, shut down for 2mo.:

The Yara Pilbara plant accounts for 5% of globally traded ammonia. Stunning timing which, in concert with the symphony of other disruptions, is setting us up for very real effects on global crop yields.

Food crisis ahead.

https://www.zerohedge.com/commodities/glitch-shuts-australias-biggest-maker-vital-fertilizer-input-2-months

Chemical Used as Heavy-Duty Cleaner Found Listed in Popular U.S. Food Products

A shopper shows Trisodium Phosphate sold at Lowe’s as a surface prep chemical, heavy-duty cleaner, and degreaser, then visits Walmart and points out the same compound listed in ingredient labels on common grocery items, including multiple General Mills cereals such as Cheerios, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Lucky Charms, Cocoa Puffs, Trix, and Reese’s Puffs, along with Frosted Flakes, Kraft American Cheese, Oscar Mayer Hot Dogs, and Wonder Bread, raising concerns about why a substance marketed for industrial cleaning is also present in widely consumed food products.

💥 GOOD God this woman’s 🔥; even invokes Scarlett O’Hara 🫡 👏

NEW: Kentucky family rejects $26 million offer to convert part of their farm into a data center despite the offer being about 10 times the going rate for farmland in the area.

"If it's my way, I'll stay and hold and feed a nation. 26 million doesn't mean anything."

"As long as I'm on this land, as long as it's feeding me, as long as it's taking care of me, there's nothing that can destroy me if I've got this land."

Further information on the above story:

‘The company offered 10x market rate and gave farmers 5 days to respond. That tells you everything about who actually has leverage in this deal.

When a Fortune 100 company requires NDAs before revealing its own name, pressures a response in under a week, and offers $48,000 per acre for $6,000 land, they’re not being generous. They’re telling you the land is worth more than $48,000 to them and they need you to say yes before you figure out why.

Public records filled in the gap the NDAs were designed to hide. The company filed for a 2.2 gigawatt power load from the local coal plant. That’s nearly double the plant’s entire annual generation capacity. You don’t file for 2.2 gigawatts on a speculative site. That filing means engineering, permitting, and capital allocation are already committed. Which means walking away from this specific location has a cost measured in months of delay and hundreds of millions in sunk planning.

The farmer has one asset the company can’t replace: this exact parcel, in this exact grid position, near this exact power plant. There is no “find another site” when your electrical infrastructure filing is already locked to a geography.

This is why at least seven families on the same road all said no independently. The 82-year-old mother rejected $33 million. The daughter rejected $26 million. Tim Grosser rejected $10 million. A Pennsylvania farmer rejected $15.7 million and sold his development rights for under $2 million to a farmland trust, permanently removing the land from any future offer.

The internet is framing this as sentiment vs. economics. Farmers choosing “heritage” over “generational wealth.” The 5-day pressure timeline, the NDAs, and the 2.2 gigawatt filing exposed the real dynamic: the company needs the land more than the farmers need the money. Every month of delay costs the developer more than the premium they offered.

$26 million was the lowball. The farmers just didn’t flinch.’

https://open.substack.com/pub/parallelsystems/p/who-is-destroying-global-fertilizer

Whether it’s all true or not, farmers aren’t able to buy fertiliser. This is obviously deliberate.

While evil people are entirely capable of causing famines and widespread death through starvation, I expect shortages to force rationing upon us.

It might all be a fear provoking psyop, but it looks more systematic than that.