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What South Dakota Senator John Thune is showcasing here is his full alignment with big multinational corporate agriculture (BIG AG).

Big AG is not supporting local farmers. Big AG does not support “free and fair markets.” Big AG supports the interests of multinational corporations and multinational financial interests.

For the multinational interests the U.S. is the host; from an economic nationalism perspective they are the parasite.

It is critical to think of BIG AG in the same way we already are familiar with multinational manufacturing of durable goods.

We are already familiar how China, Mexico and ASEAN nations export our raw materials (ore, coking coal, rare earth minerals etc.). The raw materials are used to manufacture goods overseas, the cheap durable goods are then shipped back into the U.S. for purchase.

It is within this decades-long process where we lost the manufacturing base, and the multinational economic planners (World Trade Organization) put us on a path to being a “service driven” economy.

The road to a “service-driven economy” is paved with a great disparity between financial classes. The wealth gap is directly related to the inability of the middle-class to thrive.

Elite financial interests, including those within Washington DC, gain wealth and power, the U.S. workforce is reduced to servitude, “service”, of their affluent needs.

The destruction of the U.S. industrial and manufacturing base is EXACTLY WHY the wealth gap has exploded in the past 30 years.

With that familiarity, did you think the multinationals would stop with only “DURABLE GOODS”?

They don’t.

They didn’t.

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The exact same exfiltration and exploitation has been happening, with increased speed, over the past 15-20 years with “CONSUMABLE GOODS“, ie food.

Raw material foodstuff is exported to China, ASEAN nations and Mexico, processed and shipped back into the U.S. as a finished product. [Recent example: Salmonella Ritz Bits (whey); Nabisco shuts New Jersey manufacturing plant, moves food production to Mexico… the result: Salmonella crackers.] This is the same design-flow with food as previously exploited by other economic sectors, including auto manufacturing.

Archer Daniels Midland (ADM), Monsanto, Nestlé, PepsiCo, Bunge, Potash Corp, Cargill or Wilmar, all stay out of the public eye by design. Most megafood conglomerates have roots going back a century or more, but ever-increasing consolidation means that their current corporate owners may have been established only a few years ago. Welcome to the complex world of Big Ag:

Start with the so-called Big Six [PDF]. Monsanto, Syngenta, Dow AgroSciences, DuPont, Bayer, and BASF produce roughly three-quarters of the pesticides used in the world. The first five also sell more than half the name-brand seeds that farmers plant, including varieties modified for resistance to the very pesticides they also sell. Meanwhile, if farmers want fertilizer, a list of 10 other companies, starting with PotashCorp, account for about two-thirds of the world market.

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“What South Dakota Senator John Thune is showcasing here is his full alignment with big multinational corporate agriculture (BIG AG).

Big AG is not supporting local farmers. Big AG does not support “free and fair markets.” Big AG supports the interests of multinational corporations and multinational financial interests.”

As someone from south dakota….. there is a VERY BIG reason South Dakota is one of THE MOST CORRUPT.

I think we ranked like #4 or close to that a couple years ago.

and after many years by turtles guiding hand there is no doubt how well Thune is fed around that Us Chamber / business round table

All the small daries in my neck of the woods went belly up on the early 2000s. My best friend was a dairy farmer at the time. The price he got paid for milk kept dropping, but the price in the store remained the same. Cows were bringing almost nothing at market and the price of hay was through the roof. Nobody understood what was happening at the time. A lot of very hard working people lost everything. It didn’t make sense that people could work so hard and have nothing. The corporate dairies all did, and are doing, fine.

Sundance is on the money with his farming explanation…….
I’ve had a front row seat as to what has been done to small family farms….
If you’re not a corporate grower it’s hard to survive in the farming industry…….
Buy local and support small family farms when you can…

Any price change of food directly affects every single American and his/her budget. Imagine what you could do with 25-50% of your food budget…. Could help free some people of debt and/or spur savings. Major change to the middle-class if that could happen.

Equal-opportunity term limits should help these NWO pukes from sucking eggs.

Here’s a better solution:

We The People need to have the whole election process overhauled to include background checks for all personnel at all levels of government in the U.S.A. The whole election debacle in the U.S.A. has degraded into a three-ring circus operated by Mafia-style political committees, both on the right and on the left, plus the waffler Independent candidates that jump the fence when it financially benefits them. All sides violate election laws. Huge money donations corrupt all candidates. The electorate is not uneducated on their own right; they are uneducated due to NON-DISCLOSURES and massive obfuscations of and by all of the candidates.

If the electorate is expected to make sound decisions on the political puke candidates, overhaul the election system as follows:

All Article I and Article II personnel must be limited to only one term of office, bar none. A Constitutional Amendment must be added to limit U.S. Supreme Court members’ term of office to one 5-year term, no exceptions.

Government individuals, including U.S. presidents should receive no retirement benefits nor Secret Service protection upon completion of service. No one running for public office should receive more than one dollar ($1.00) donation from any one private U.S. citizen or from any one corporation during their campaign for office. All government salaries and raises should always be put to an electorate vote during the general election. Ban all foreign donations and if donated, disqualify candidate.

Anyone running for the presidency, the Congress, and the U.S. Supreme Court offices should be subjected to a background investigation using Standard Form (SF) 86 covering their entire lifespan and the results of this SF86 document should be made public to all constituents one year prior to election, understanding of course that U.S. Supreme Court nominee selections are done in the U.S. Senate. A lie detector test should be a mandatory requirement before being added to the ballot.

Additionally, the SF86 results should be used by an independent civilian organization to assess suitability for a top secret classified clearance. If a person is rejected for a classified clearance, they should also be rejected for the ballot.

Ban paid lobbyists. They are mostly shills with evil intentions.

Ban government officials from owning suitcases to prevent government officials from bringing money back home when their term of office is complete.

Now we see why nothing is done about the leftist stranglehold on our education system, a system that has turned generation after generation of young Americans against their own interests

They’ve been manipulated into believing their enemies, enemies of their freedom and prosperity, are decent and righteous

They’re nothing but utter fools, tricked into supporting the globalist elites quest for total control of the worlds wealth and resources

An informed and engaged people are the one true weapon against tyranny, and that weapon is being dismantled in our own schools

One example of Big At is prime 400 to 600 pound Black Angus selling on the hood at stockyards for $1.35 per pound but $9.99 Ribeyes in your local market. Even accounting for processing, transport and feeder lots the disparity is plain.
if our economy isn’t wrested away from the NWO and Wall Street we are doomed as a middle class no matter the other obvious threats.

That’s why much of our food is contaminated and poor quality. I don’t care 🤷🏻‍♀️ to eat fruit from Chile, Argentina and Mexico.
Upstate NY has been skeletonized by globalists. It’s sickening and disgusting!! It’s time the US supported our farmers instead of putting them out of business with stupid regulations and unreasonable ecological bs so we have to buy foreign fruits, vegetables and meats. It’s ridiculous!!

outside of Bombing major corporations trump is limited

in what he can do.

Crony capitalism, rigged markets, socialist/communist/fascist economies (not much difference), criminal/Mafia cartels laundering money through the rigged systems, and politicians paid to llok the other way and/or aid the rigged systems…

Adam Smith would be appalled, as would all honest people on the planet if only their eyes opened up and they took the time to read and investigate and realize how their freedoms are being melted away by the above corrupted and corrupting officials and “businessmen.”

Instead, we have a modern version of Juvenal’s complaint from the Roman Empire: Panem et circenses today manifest themselves as welfare checks, “paying people unwilling to work,” “free” picture phones, 500 television stations, video-games, and the Internet.

Juvenal would understand our present corruption as a 21st-century version of the corruption he complained about c. 2,000 years ago.

“Again, if President Trump can successfully pull us out of NAFTA your food bill will drop 25% (or more) within the first year.”

First ENERGY to rein in the Fed.

Then FOOD to neuter the Fed.

Finally HOUSING for the encore!
• America’s Manufacturing RENAISSANCE.
• America’s Infrastructure UPGRADE.
• America’s Housing RESURGENCE, driven by Middle-Class RECOVERY and fed by the massive Manufacturing & Infrastructure expansions in domestic Construction Capacity, Logging-Lumber and Materials Production.

BOOM!Have a good reading!