"Eat the bugs?" FVD-ers launch initiative to protect meat eating

It can hardly have escaped your notice, but next week the annual meeting of the infamous World Economic Forum (WEF) will once again take place. Hundreds of private jets will travel to Davos, Switzerland, to - in total hypocrisy - warn the world about the alleged consequences of CO2 emissions. Klaus Schwab's sinister club, where Rutte, Kaag and Hoekstra are also regular guests, wants to put extra gas on the Great Reset next year. Internet censorship is to be tightened - they call it "countering misinformation" - and the hopeless war in Ukraine is to continue.

Also on the agenda this year is pushing through the "protein transition" - meaning that we should either become vegetarian or start eating insects. The European Union already approved use of insects as meat substitutes. Supermarkets don't even have to put insects on packaging! So without even knowing it, you could be served a woodlouse cream or a cockroach burger. Scary stuff!

Unacceptable, the guys from Forum for Democracy thought. So they started a company: Eerlijk Eten, which gets meat and other products fresh from the Dutch farmer. Unprocessed. No hormones, no e-numbers, no junk. Pure nature. Starting next week, in addition to the surprise box with meat, vegetables and carbs (such as potatoes and pasta), there will also be a 100% meat box. For the real carnivores.

The box is delivered once every 2-weeks and costs 99 euros (including shipping) for two people. The meat is premium quality and comes fresh frozen so it has a long shelf life (in the freezer for up to a year and a half!). It is the best safeguard against the Great Reset. And the more people who support the initiative, the more robust the opposition to the plans becomes.