This Is Not Sensationalism
It's protein from nutrition science
Map of edible insect producers (orange beetle, excluding producers of live insects for the pet market and research centers) and processors (green facility) in Canada and the United States. (Source: https://academic.oup.com/af/article/13/4/16/7242408)
What’s on the menu?
If you think that you’ve never digested anything made from insects, you are probably wrong, and I’m not talking about the occational fruitfly landing in your mouth on a summer evening only to be swallowed before you notice. Even I remember that food coloring, for one, have been using bugs for the color red1. However, that’s only the start of the story.
I discussed the topic in June, 2022:
The Thing on Your Plate Is Not a Bug
According to the official narrative, people will have to stop eating meat and turn to eating bugs in the near future. All that after about half of all insect species disappeared from the biosphere in the last 50 years and even halfwit biologists know that the disappearance of insects would mark the end of higher forms of life. Let me exercise a little s…
Lioness published the following today as a reminder:
Your first thought might be that this plant is already going to produce yummies for humans, but I must disappoint you: it’s only fish feed and dog food. Of course, the company is promising goodies for humans, too, at least “in the long run,” whatever that means. Similar plans were already aired in Canada over a year ago:
Concurrently, England refused to lag behind:
Insect burgers are readily available in England:
Nicole Kidman downing insects was probably a deepfake, not any more real than the impression that the United States has a President, but the idea was there, just like the idea of a “safe and effective” injection was there, when the old man went on TV in front of a poster of a room from the White House to show that he was getting one for “covid.” If celebrities munching on bugs haven’t convinced you before, here is an example from the infomercial part that shows you what a good idea consuming insects is:
https://canadianfoodfocus.org/on-the-farm/insect-farming-in-canada/
Well, they forgot to mention GMO mosquitoes that can even, hurray!, “vaccinate” you2.
Edible insect sectors in Canada and in the US:
https://academic.oup.com/af/article/13/4/16/7242408
You may have guessed, such enterprises are physically there for a reason. In Canada, “Major Canadian food grocery companies like Maple Leaf Foods are investing in snack start-up companies to build a range of insect-based powders and snack foods for general consumption”:
Voluntary insect consumption has been promoted for a while. The following scorpion topping is from the 2014 Calgary Stampede:
The general public was informed a year ago that insects were going to replace meat. And they already were:
What does all this mean?
The answer to that question was my first thought after looking at Lioness’s article. As with everything you and I don’t know, the business must be already booming, using up truckloads of taxpayer’s money from government subsidies worldwide. The products are probably in a lot of things. My first guess would be processed food, especially “meat-free” products, but it can be in anything that you cannot recognize, out of which ground meat and hamburgers at likely candidates. After all, cricket powder contains protein, so it’s good for you:
The globalists own production and distribution, so people eat what they can get. Remember how much the globalists were taunting their victims during the plandemic? Monkeypox for monkeys and Omicron for the moronic come to mind… Somewhat conspicuously, “bug burgers” were launched at the same time as the plandemic:
https://www.bugburger.se/trend/2020-the-year-of-the-bug-burger-and-edible-insects-in-europe/
It is now legal to “vaccinate” people through the food supply, no matter what that food is, which places the icing on the cake, courtesy of the globalists to their victims. How much of this is legal? It doesn’t matter. Official permissions usually follow clandestine pratices years or even decades later. I bet I had some insect powder this morning in my coffee.
Certain insects are considered edible, and Kosher.
The real scary part of this whole scenario is that the globalist controllers have been attacking the standard sources of our meat production. This is the insidiousness of what they are doing.
They use the big lie of man made climate change as the excuse for putting beef and dairy farmers out of business, then they have THEIR manmade "food" already in production.
It's all part of their attempt to remove our freedoms and enslave us.
Evil tyranny at its most blatant.
Parasites from insects are a real concern.