© Adrian Sherratt/The ObserverThe NFU president, Minette Batters, seen here on her farm near Salisbury with her herd of Simmental Cross cattle, will make an unprecedented attack on government farming policy.
Minette Batters, president of the National Farmers' Union, will make a scathing attack on ministers' failures, unprecedented in recent memory in its ferocity from a farming leader.
Her withering assessment of the government's actions reflects widespread anger and alarm among many sections of the UK's farming and food production industries, one of the country's biggest manufacturing industries and employers. Farmers have suffered from plunging exports and reams of new red tape owing to Brexit, staff shortages as EU seasonal workers have left, and the prospect of floods of cheap low-quality imports after post-Brexit trade deals.
Comment: As we can see, the government is in many cases doing the exact opposite of what farmers need, and, taken together with the known goals of the Great Resetters, this is likely not only due to incompetence and corruption, but in some cases intentional. Bear in mind this appears to be a strategy being employed by the establishment throughout the West, and at a point in time where the food supply is already extremely vulnerable:
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- Political Ponerology: A Science on The Nature of Evil adjusted for Political Purposes
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