German authorities estimate somewhere in the region of 5,000 tractors and 10,000 farmers entered Berlin in a slow-moving convoy, bringing the capital to a relative standstill at certain points. The protesters eventually gathered at Berlin's iconic landmark Brandenburg Gate.
Chancellor Angela Merkel's government made the proposals back in September to curb the use of pesticides and herbicides to better protect the country's insect populations, while also placing limits on the use of fertilizers to protect Germany's groundwater.
Comment: Using less chemicals in farming would surely be a good thing, but will arbitrary edicts from bureaucrats help change the way farming is done while still guaranteeing people will be fed?
Disgruntled farmers feel there should be consultation and cooperation between conservationists, environmentalists, farmers and the government to create policies that are effective at protecting the environment while maintaining German agricultural competitiveness.
While Merkel agreed in principle and talks are scheduled to begin at the start of December, these are not the first such protests by farmers in recent weeks.
Hamburg witnessed a similar demonstration of slow-moving outrage earlier this month.
It seems that God's chosen people are trying to do on a planetary scale what they tried to do in Europe 90 or so years ago. Own all the banks, all the stores, take over the governmental apparatus, take over the universities, run their own version of science, print their own version of the njews, and then sit in back rooms getting blown by the Goyim, laughing at it all.
Nah, couldn't be. The "woke" people of the world would notice, right?
Jeez. Go back to sleep already.