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  Planetary Boundaries and Resetting Global Agriculture - the Destructive Road to Dystopia Jaap C. Hanekamp Table of Contents Introduction Scientism - suicidal science-idolatry " Food in the Anthropocene ": advancing dystopia with scientism “Planetary Boundaries”: advancing dystopia with scientism 2 The scientistic poppycock of planetary boundaries Planetary boundaries - the violence of violating the Second Commandment Introduction A title that seems to carry conspiratory overtones (some might conclude). Well, as my esteemed readers know by now, the so-called “ Dutch nitrogen crisis ” got me thinking; philosophically, scientifically, historically and otherwise. Be that as it may, a few ‘scientific’ papers that have come out in recent years - let’s not dabble in shady referencing - really do envision a resetting of the whole of our global society, with agriculture at the forefront. Why? SCIENCE, obviously. At least that’s how this  blatherskite  is sold as scholarly today. In

The Incremental Starvation of the People Gathers Apace Manufactured food and water shortages ELIZABETH NICKSON For generations since WW2, most people ignored politics. It was beneath them, they were of a higher sort, let the  troglodytes  battle it out, the arc of the moral universe bends towards justice. Sure it does, honey. But only if someone is bending it. We have almost lost everything generations before us fought for. Right now, in every so-called liberal democracy, government is locking down 30% of land. By 2050 they will have taken 50%, and by 2075, 95% of both American continents will be off-limits to people. Not possible? You haven’t been paying attention. Who can stop it? Only your waking up and getting involved will stop your children and grandchildren living as Russian serfs, limited in every action, purchase and decision. Only difference is that it will look like Disneyland, but you will have as much agency as Mickie, Minnie and Goofy. Every right will be gone. At this ju