ROTHSCHILD TAKEOVER OF FARMLANDS OF 2.5 MILLION SUICIDED FARMERS IN INDIA /
Nov. 21, 2011 (#967)

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SUICIDES DUE TO FARMERS FORCED INTO GM SEEDS WHICH REQUIRE EXPENSIVE CHEMICALS AND HEAVY WATER REPLACING TRADITIONAL SEEDS

Now in India, it was a few years ago there that the Rothschilds took over the farming industry in India. In fact, Rothschild’s wife came on some national television shows and talked about this, that they were investing heavily into their own farming in India, because you see, they also have sidelines, their own GM companies and chemical companies too, and they’ve poisoned lots and lots of the land in India.

But in India it was traditional farming for thousands of years really and they didn’t need to get money for chemicals. They could collect their own seeds. Well now they’re really, again, like everybody else now, they’re under the master’s thumb basically or the master’s boot. And this is what’s happening in India; it’s happening again. It says...

Wave Of Suicides Among Indian Farmers

news.sky.com / November 18, 2011 / Alex Rossi, India correspondent

The record suicide rate among farmers in India continues to rise and is threatening the country's stability and future development, according to campaigners.

They are blaming the government's policies for the agrarian crisis and are demanding it takes urgent action.

More than a quarter of a million farmers have killed themselves (A: A quarter million!... ) in the last 16 years in what is the largest recorded wave of suicides in history. (A: Because they’re forced to buy this seed and all the chemicals that go with it and they can’t afford it. Back with more after this break.)

Hi folks, I’m back and this is Cutting Through The Matrix, talking about what’s happening across the world, as this world order takes hold. It’s the same world order everywhere run by the same people.

In India of course, the suicide rate has been going up for years because they’re being forced onto these genetically modified seeds for crops and they have to buy all the chemicals that go with it. And they go into debt, it says, to buy the hybrid seeds, which are often unsuited to the harsh and temperamental Indian climate. It says...

"They are sold these modern seeds and modern chemicals and have to take on large debts to buy them.

"The problem is they need a lot of water which is in short supply (A: A lot of it’s actually polluted now; they’ve already had exposés on it. The ground water there, for miles around in some of these areas is totally polluted with the chemicals that Monsanto and others have been supplying them with.) and then when the crop is poor and they have to repay the money lenders, they despair and commit suicide." (A: Isn’t that the history of the world, eh?)

Mr Tiwari says the suicides are a symptom of a wider crisis in the countryside.

India's has one of the fastest growing economies in the world but its roots are in the countryside and much of it is being left behind.

Well I guarantee you they’ll do away with a lot of them there; there’ll be nothing but Rothschild’s and when rationing comes out, like it will across the world, they’ll starve a lot of them to death too.

Because they have plans for India, especially taking down the population, and they’re well on their way.

Actually I’ve noticed another article too recently where they were talking about, they’re clearing thousands of these farmers off the land, you see, because they want to put factories in and all the usual stuff. They’re actually calling them not just terrorists but Maoists, you know, like Mao Tse Tung, the Chinese; that’s a movement in itself. They’re trying to blame them as terrorists and communists but they’re farmers for goodness sake; it’s the last thing you’ll get in farmers, really, is communism. Any excuse will do, just tar your enemies and then the rest of the folk will ignore them or the problems that they’re having, until they are starving themselves because there’s no farmers left or you’re importing it from other countries.

So anyway, it’s been a horror story in India and there’s much more horror to come there, because, as I say, they’ve got big, big plans for it. And there’s so much corruption there too, amongst officials, that it’s easy to get laws passed, etc, by the big boys. Not that they have much problems in any other country either I suppose, really.

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