It was presided over by none other than Tedros Ghebreyesus, Director General of The World Health Organisation, with the close support of foundations – including Bill Gates, Bloomberg and Rockerfeller, as well as corporate giants Nestle, Cargill and Unilever – with The World Economic Forum also featuring high on the list of backers.

Tedros Ghebreyesus stated that the central theme of the gathering was the need for "a top down, inclusive and equitable transformation of food systems" and the need for countries 'to regulate food production and consumption'.

I think we know what he meant by this – the late Dr Henry Kissinger declared a few decades earlier,

"He who controls the food controls the people."

But the official public relations message spins this global control heist as a push for the 'better health' of the world, postulating what sounds like a fashionable list of general dietary improvements as recommended by 'The One Health Initiative': less red meat, fish, eggs, dairy products and a reduction of highly processed foods – as well as outright bans and health warnings printed on packaging, like with cigarettes. 

The end goal is stated to be 'the integration of food policy with trade, agricultural and climate policies'.

Well, trade, agricultural and climate policies are already an inpenetrable disaster, so food is to be locked into the same prison camp.

Yes, Mr Tedros, admirable proclamations for the unwary, but we have woken-up to your spin on what constitutes 'world health' and we know that what you actually want to tell us – because it's completely in line with the United Nation's Sustainable Development Agenda 2030, Green New Deal and the Net Zero fantasy, all of which you already directly or indirectly preside over.

This, as you know, includes the end of farming as we know it (Methane/CO2 releases) and the removal from the land of the last truly independent human beings – farmers – who just might resist being told what to do by a bunch of deluded technocrats and psychotic power obsessed criminals.