Are the Globalists stepping up their plan to create energy & food shortages?

Written by Andy Rowlands on June 21, 2022. Posted in Current News

Yet another mystery fire at a US food production plant, and a huge fire at Russia’s largest gas field. Coincidences?

On June 16th, the humansbefree website reported another food processing plant had spontaneously caught fire; this times a frozen pizza factory in Portage County, Wisconsin.

The article reported:

An American Red Cross report says they rushed to provide food and water for the more than 70 firefighters from nearly two dozen departments that were required to put out the fire early Monday morning.

According to Stevens Point Journal, the fire was first reported at roughly 9 am, with billowing smoke spreading out several kilometres east and northwest. Some departments cleared the scene at 4:30 pm, but the fire wasn’t completely extinguished until 8:45 pm, nearly 12 hours later.

The Fire District says the fire began in the compressor room for the refrigeration and stemmed from a problem that arose during maintenance. No employees were injured.

This isn’t the first — and likely won’t be the last fire at a food processing plant. Indeed, there have been several in just the last few months.

But it’s not just food processing plants catching fire that’s troubling, especially during a time of food inflation. Poultry at meat producers is being destroyed at an alarming rate, usually due to barn and factory fires or avian flu.

In early April, 46,000 turkeys had to be killed in Barron, Wisconsin, due to an avian flu outbreak.

Another flock of 53,000 in Beadle County, South Dakota, had to be killed that same month.

On May 3, 13,800 chickens had to be destroyed at an Oklahoma farm for the same reason.

72,300 chickens had to be killed in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, just a week later.

See the humansbefree article here: humansbefree.com

The same day, the Daily Mail reported a huge fire at Russia’s largest gas field in Siberia.

The article reported:

Russia’s largest gas field is ablaze after a pipe burst early Thursday, sending a huge plume of flames soaring into the sky.

Energy giant Gazprom said the blaze broke out around 2.30am at the Urengoyskoye gas field in the Yamalo-Nenets region of Siberia.

Image: Metro

Urengoyskoye is the world’s largest active gas deposit with supplies mainly destined for Europe via the Yamal-Europe pipeline.

The last time a fire struck the region – in August last year – it led to a sizable drop in production and saw prices jump.

However, that blaze took place at a processing facility through which large amounts of natural gas passes on its way to Europe.

Gazprom said it is still analysing the extent of the damage, but there was no interruption to supplies.

‘The fire occurred at 2:30 am on June 16,’ said a spokesman. ‘There were no casualties. At 4 am the fire was extinguished.

It is the latest in a series of blazes at key Russian installations amidst the war with Ukraine, which has led to suspicions of sabotage.

Blazes have largely targeted facilities with links to the military or government, and has included at least one other which hit a pipeline supplying Europe.

Two fires broke out at the Transneft-Druzhba Oil Depot, located in the city of Bryansk, early on April 25 after suspected Ukrainian missile strikes.

The Druzhba pipeline is one of the main routes for Russian oil to reach Europe, and the attack came as the EU debated an embargo on the fuel.

Ukraine has not commented on any of the fires, and it is unclear whether all of them have been coordinated from Kyiv.

However, sites close to the Ukraine border are thought to have been attacked with missiles, drones and helicopters.

Meanwhile, Ukrainian special forces are though to be operating behind Russian lines to hamper its military efforts.

And some fires are thought to be acts of Russians who oppose the war, or are fearful of being conscripted to go and fight.

More than a dozen military enlistment offices – which are used to register Russian conscripts who must serve in the armed forces for a year between the ages of 18 and 27 – have been targeted with Molotov Cocktails.

See the Daily Mail article here: dailymail.co.uk

There have now been over a dozen mystery fires at food processing plants, and at least two had aircraft just as mysteriously crash into them, & now this mystery blaze in a Russian gas field.

Coupled with the large number of turkeys and chickens being culled due to ‘avian flu’, and several thousand cattle suddenly dying in Kansas because of ‘global warming’, it seems pretty obvious to me these fires and deaths are being caused deliberately, to reduce the amount of food and energy available, as part of the globalists push towards their Agenda 2030 population reduction.

Header image: KQED

About the author: Andy Rowlands is a university graduate in space science and British Principia Scientific International researcher, writer and editor who co-edited the new climate science book, ‘The Sky Dragon Slayers: Victory Lap‘

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