“No fuel, no food, no future” - The farmers’ protests are akin to the peasant wars that have deep roots in European history...
Via ReMix News: Although the global media used all its weapons of opinion to make the “peasant war” that
shook Germany seem nonexistent, the world was still treated to dramatic
images of the mass farmers’ demonstrations through the new era of
social media.
“No fuel, no food, no future”
— that is the slogan most often used by German farmers, obviously in
English because it was the only way to get mass exposure of their
current plight.
However, you’d be forgiven for missing the
protests raging across Germany — and in many other countries this past
week, including Romania and France — due to the mainstream media’s apparent disinterest in the farming revolution, with producers seemingly given particularly strict instructions on what to, and what not to report.
The existence of protests unfolding throughout Europe appeared to be under some form of media embargo.
Perhaps it might be worth considering why.
