Brilliant. 👍 Just been on a No Farmers No food rally today down here in Cornwall. Around about 40 tractors and farm vehicles turned up alongside several hundreds of people in the local town, all in support of the demonstration. I was really shocked how many people I talked to afterwards that were full onboard with it all. So many non farmers who know what’s coming down the tracks towards them. Really great to be part of this movement 🚜🚜🚜
Well done Rachel and all for highlighting this. The PSC group who scrutinise our own local councils up in Lancashire have recently supported the Lancashire farmers movement protest near preston . A great get together in a peaceful protest of like minded people . The cost across the board is spiraling out of control for both farmers and the public . The narrative that's being pushed we must remember is certainly not there to help us, the government do not have our best interests to heart. We must all support the farmers everywhere, no farmers no food, fact.
I've nothing to add to this most excellent exposition of truth, except to offer the usual thanks. And perhaps help to drive the algorithm with this comment. Best wishes team!
Contact "Harry's farm" , he has a big channel......... also Gareth Wyn Jones........ and one of the most famous farmers we now have, Jeremy Clarkson...... this information needs to get to as big of an audience as possible! We need to build a political solution so we can make our country sovereign again!
Well you guys really got into it Good job For my money I'd rather be neighbours with a 'climate denier' than be neighbours with a 'climate cultist '😊😊😊
@@CCCwatch Thank you for the response considering the demands on your time I much appreciate the courtesy. I agree nobody is a climate denier. However the phrase is extremely effective in marshalling condemnation of (ironically ) those with enough commonsense and courage to call out climate absurdity. Climate denier as a weapon to deflect from difficult questions is even effective when used by the dim, slavish and duped followers of the net zero/ stop oil/ decarbonise the economy foot soldiers The phrase levels an accusation at the non believers. It reverses logic by demanding the 'denier' justify their position while all the claims of catastrophe are not to be questioned. While logic demands he who claims must prove. So it performs the additional function of provocation. ( More to be said but enough on that) I have adopted the term climate cultist to turn the tables on the smugnerant who are playing a part in stealing our future and freedoms with absurd zeal I considered the term climate absurdist to be more to the point but I think climate cultist hits home harder I mean a denier does not accept the evidence but a cultist never questions the holy words I love your work I hope you are able to keep it up Kindest regards
Unfortunately a lot of consumers can't change or afford to buy from farmers markets. It's a massive struggle for the system to change. Great you are talking about it and big thanks. 😊
I don't drive but have signed up for Riverford's organic veggie box. They pay a fair price to the farmers, including buying the wonky shapes. Riverford have a great website and there is no contract.
I was fighting this nonsense on Essex County Council 20 years ago. Keep resisting, the tide is already on the turn and the more people object the more the alarmists will have to retreat. The answer has and will always be adaptation
If you consider the history of our planet from its formation to today you could suggest that the idea that we humans could end its existence is stupendously arrogant. What we need to save our planet from are those who wish to take control of it and all on it for their own gain. There are so many more of us than them so why are we letting this happen? We should be doing everything in our power to stop this attempt to have power and control over all we think, do, say, and indeed eat.
Unfortunately, the vast majority of people do not want to listen let alone know what is happening. I am Marmite to anyone I mix with, I inevitably say something that upsets someone so they shun me. Cloth heads everywhere.
No one ever says we will end the existence of the planet. The issue is about the planet being suited to us as humans. The planet has happily existed as a complete ice ball The Marinoan glaciation for 15 million or so years, humans have not survived such! Humans could now probably 'survive' more extremes than when hunter gatherers. But in what numbers? Where, whose lands? Then, there is the less fundamental issues, like sea rising and wiping out huge cities full of people, and just land to grow food and live on. The local rioting and disorder of chaos, to full scale invasions of the left good places to be. The disruption of where what crops will grow as climate changes, one bad year and even now how many will starve?
Well done, this was a great watch, Farmers need a fair price for their produce and I certainly don't want to eat *food substitutes*, The Net-Zero invasion needs to stop, In Thetford, Brecland are planning some kind of a food waste control restriction in the near future which may well end up forcing people to processed foods for ease of disposal ........
The greedy are the ones selling out. They have a choice to take less and only sell on conditions of farming the land only. Local small field here, was bid on by a developer spiv and a local that was renting it for their horse. In the end the seller chose the lower offer rather than let the developer have it. Honest decent people are not greedy and facilitate developers. Or these Financial groups.
That's a shame! Mark is going to do another talk at the Cross Keys Pub in Henley IP6 0QP on April 19th at 7:30pm - call Tina on 07950 414292 to book a ticket.
even after the Royal Society had published their paper on the regulation of S.R.M. projects, the whole situation was still deemed to be ‘a cONsPiRacY tHEoRy’
I have been stocking up on food since 2017...I saw this coming down the line...I think 2024 is a crucial year, it's 'winner takes all' and I mean our freedoms food travel everything. Controlled by big banking companies in together with WEF WHO UN etc. I pray that Trump wins he has the military behind him and the power to stop all this in its tracks...we are already seeing PMs and CEOs standing down worldwide. Let us pray this New World Order is taken down now and forever.
No one recorded the whole thing, this is all we got but Mark is going to do another talk at the Cross Keys Pub in Henley IP6 0QP on April 19th at 7:30pm - call Tina on 07950 414292 to book a ticket.
The US Navy endeavour to keep the levels in their submarines to under 5000ppm so we've got a way to go before we asphyxiate ourselves in our greenhouses! ;o)
This is the deception: C02 % of the air we breathe is 0.04. Question: How much less than that is the target where, once achieved, there is no longer an “emergency” ? Is it 0.03% ? Is it 0.02 ? (That’s when plant life stops) Answer: Nobody knows
I would have more sympathy for farmers, if any farm shop I ever visited was full of good value produce, rather than overpriced tat. Eggs, veg, meats etc but no, jumpers, candles, bags etc etc. And far more expensive than even the village shop ! They need to establish their own local shops but at sensible prices, selling what people want to buy.
@umbongoapg.. haha yes another big lie 550 squillion years ago. when dinosaurs roamed the earth, i dont think so. I feel sorry for that billionaire who paid a stupid amount of money for a dinosaur skull that was made from burlap, resin,and some other concoction and then stained with some tea bags to give it an authentic look.😂 My condolences to that person who fell for that turkey...
Hi Rachel I have just written to my local MP who happens to be Andrew Bowie energy minister, complaining about the Pylons, I heard your speech and wondered if you have any put-together literature about Net Zero and evidence against man-made climate change to send to Mr Bowie, because he will likely respond to me with all the nonsense about the climate change, as you say we have to educate them on the lie fed to us by the WEF and UN.
If you take a look in our dropbox resource folder in the PDFs there's one a geophysicist wrote called Climate Change Latest www.dropbox.com/sh/r64xbz2whzffl6k/AABEmRE9L9k3BRTv7gB7WDMaa?dl=0 One of the best resources is the CO2coalition.org as they have all the charts and graphs. Good luck!
We desperately need leaders who will have the vision and ability to sort out all this rediculous movement towards ruining everything we need in this country. Our economy has been ruined for various reasons. So much rubbish going on secretly. Vote Reform to get a chance. N get zero alone is suicide for the whole country except heat pump manufacturers, which don’t work in older houses.
Brilliant, compelling content from Mark Byford, but it's rendered almost unwatchable by the incessant jump cuts. The terrible editing is likely to cause this incredibly important message to be lost.
We don't have a pro video editor - could really do with one! A lot of the 15 min videos take me between 12-20hrs to edit and sometimes there simply isn't time so corners are cut, like this one - the software took out the pauses and repetition and yes it wasn't ideal but I'm not always able to spend the time on them with my workload. If someone would like to volunteer and help out it would be much appreciated!
If the earth is warming in some places and cooling in others it's to do with presecion ie the earth on it's axis 23.5 degrees every 72 years moves 1 degree witch over a period 26,920 years does a full circle to give an example Egypt which is a desert was green 6, or 7 thousand years ago and don't forget it's not a 100% precise orbit we can drift off slightly causing heating and cooling climate change
I was specifically talking about the West of Antartica where the ice is melting UNDERNEATH the icesheet - the eastern side is gaining ice. Some of the world's most active volcanoes are under the western side - I'm not convinced orbit has anything to do with this particular case, though I do take your point for other areas.
@@CCCwatch thanks very much for your reply, and I agree with you totally, just making a point that over a long period of time causes this effect something the climate alarmists never take into account, also also if you go back thousands of years the amount of abandoned cities and complexes abandoned due to climate change not invasion and also due to mount etna erupting in the 14 hundreds causing crop failures for 2 years due to the smoke blocking the sun so much of bill Gates idea of blocking the sun and chemtrails
Sorry Rachel, I don't believe you. Next you'll be telling us, men can't have babies and the tooth fairy is not real. Jokes aside. We need more videos like these out there, with farmers voicing costs. I'll prob forget the 3000 plates in a couple days, but hell, I won't forget the price mentioned for milk and veg for many months, or when I'm sat thinking why didn't I save 3000 plates On the plus side, pot noodles are cheap in Tesco's, well that if you got a club card. Strangely, food is cheaper if you let them take your data with a club card.
😂as if I'd ever deny made-up biology... that would get the channel shut down! But yes, hearing it in plates has made me realise my prepping is woefully inadequate! 🤦♀
@@annapachaclarke2392 Plus the cameras at the checkout in Asda. I have started to take not of the Farm shop leaflet that's sadly mixed between the junk mail that comes through the door. Pharmacy taking over the doctors roll. annoying standing in the queue in Boots and asked to verbally confirm your name address and DOB, whilst the checkout is staring at you, whilst asking you to speak up. What is Boots Data security like, servers etc? Hope it not as bad as the NHS, who struggle to actually record your data. Very sad times, we live in. Look where technology got us. takes me half hour at the checkout trying to pay by card or scan stuff in, waiting for staff to verify. The worlds not messed up right, LOL
Mc Donald’s do a special on meat glue.. I’m sure your gut bacteria will just love it..🤢 Real food is bought from farmers. No Farmers No Food No Freedom.
Yes that figure .... 97 percent, represents those that agree that climate change is taking place, however, within that 97 percent, according to analysis of published surveys 84 - 97 percent believe that human activity is responsible, that's an average of 93 percent ... 93 percent of 97 is 90.21 percent, I'd say that's a consensus wouldn't you. (Info Forbes/University of Sussex)
I was referring to the climate papers the IPCC make their reports from. Take a look at the actual full breakdown halfway down this page co2coalition.org/media/97-consensus-what-consensus-2/ - the climate scientist we work with is included in the 97% because he acknowledges that 'some' warming is caused by human activity but he disagrees with how the IPCC present things as do the majority of scientists whose living does not depend on them believing in anthropogenic climate change. Also, since when is a consensus science? Science should be proven and replicable, it should not be belief-based.
@@CCCwatch The word Consensus in this case, refers to the fact that the individual scientists involved in the analysis of data/methods and presentation of the research in question, were in wide agreement that it was sound, Analysis brought them to this conclusion, not beliefs. The Coalition has an interesting funding history ...
You need to look into who funds the institutions, who come up with the particular results, which suit the agenda and climate alarmists ! Bit of indepth investigation for you!
@@annapachaclarke2392 No .... I don't, I've had an interest in these matters for over 40 years, and can tell you that the vast majority of research into climate change is funded by the tax payer, indirectly through government grants, the rest of the funding in the main is funded by charitable institutions, very little of the funding comes from profit making organisations, unlike the Coalition, which has in the past been funded by some major players in the fossil fuel industry and dodgy hedge fund management teams, hardly a suprise though, the Coalition's CEO William O'Keefe was previously CEO of The American Petroleum Institute ... LOL you couldn't make it up.
So why are farmer's markets more expensive than the supermarkets? The blame the supermarkets line was used long ago and then the sell direct turned out more expensive. Big mountain to get that line back now. Easy example found on your Big barn, On half price offer! Helen Browning sausages, frozen. 200g for £2.55 ( 1 pack from buying the bulk offer pack) But Tesco Richmond Sausages, 860g for £2.99. Over 400% as much food for only 20% more money. Double that if not currently discounted by half usual expected price! Who are the ones ripping who off here? Market gardening, veg, different to bulk of farming grains. You are not going to overturn the world's scientist's calculations of the science. That is going to take real reputable scientists to disprove or challenge. Sorry but anti climate changers just look like nutters in the current world view. Land is being bought to to sell carbon absorbing credits for the world's big polluters who can not change to clean processes. Offsetting, carbon capture nonsense. Various techs may well soon be manufacturing all milk based foods, fermenting it without a cow. Same with meat they can make it, just not in scale for economic use. Yet. Oh and I grow more potatoes than I eat in a year, while they keep. Have a couple of cardboard boxes full still now. Must plant fewer this year! You can live on potatoes, you will starve on green leafy veg.
That's a good question - I suspect because they can be... but I have local farm shop that's really good price wise, so look for those rather than the farmers markets. In time, when there's more competition the prices will even out.
I get your point about anti climate change nutters but science is no less corruptable than anything else. A good example is the C19 event, the product of choice could only be got into use under EUA as it had known toxicity issues hence no prior approval before the event👍 safe&effective was a marketing slogan for a NEW product🤝they don't like the narative challenged and that's a big problem for all.
@@steverooke1717 'C19 event'? Oh I quite agree actually, group think is a danger in many walks of life, and science is no exception. Perhaps especially where incomes and 'fitting in' are powerful and abused, as they are in all institutions re the religious pc/woke adherence requirements, as the classic current example. However the Climate view is not going to be changed by random moaning members of the public it will take top experts questioning and debunking previous assumptions. 'I like my polluting car and ways', 'they are cheaper', is not an argument. Local mere Councillors are not in a position to go against official Government level policy, beliefs, instructions, general trends. For me it is easy, look at the measures using climate change as a motivator or excuse. They are largely all good really regardless. There is no harm being done. Carbon or no carbon issues, oil/gas is finite! Certainly goes against my grain to use something I might run out of. Even down to the level of last pack of biscuits in the cupboard, best not open them until stocks are replenished! Oil/gas is filthy and finite, imported, sooner we lower use, let alone reliance on it the better.
@@CCCwatch It is actually simple, they, direct selling big barn collated types of operation, are 'marketing' a luxury food product. All mark up and image, branding. They are not competing at all with supermarkets but Fortnum's and Masons, Harrods food halls. They make the mistake of thinking people who buy normal food, value range to eat and survive, will leave supermarkets for them! As there is a blame the big operator mentality generally. Yet the prices they charge actually show everyone the Supermarkets are fantastic! Farm shops that do not match the delivery of the Supermarkets are of no use. Especially as it would make a second delivery charge just for a few veg. More savings by shopping at the Supermarket. So that 28p cauliflower. They could sell it for double, 56p if the Sainsbury's price is £1.75 Then they would get double the income and customers would move. So long as there was a worthwhile selection of similar savings on many other veg too, to make the trip elsewhere worth the trouble.
Oh dear, you are lost there, farmers markets, farm shops and direct selling are marketed totally differently! As for climate alarmist nutters, you need to do a lot more homework hun!
@leakybean501 0 seconds ago Just think how regressive inflation is.43k was the 40% tax threshold in 2016. 43K back then, is 63K inflation adjusted today. With £50,271 being the forty percent tax threshold today, they have lowered the tax threshold by 10K roughly, almost 7k in 2016 money, effectively lowering the 40% rate by 20%. Also wage's have lagged inflation by around 3% meaning we have all effectively received pay cuts during this period. To compound this asset prices generally rise with inflation making the wealthy richer. Just as a final note we all must support the farmers everywhere, no farmers= no food (unless you like crickets). Good work🎯🎯
Bloody luv it… Go Rachel❤
this is one part of a bigger plan to take our freedom. Keep farming keep resisting.
Well done Rachel for joining them
Brilliant. 👍
Just been on a No Farmers No food rally today down here in Cornwall. Around about 40 tractors and farm vehicles turned up alongside several hundreds of people in the local town, all in support of the demonstration. I was really shocked how many people I talked to afterwards that were full onboard with it all. So many non farmers who know what’s coming down the tracks towards them.
Really great to be part of this movement 🚜🚜🚜
Buy locally. Support farmers. We need them more than we need politicians. What are we going to do without them? Eat each other?
Well done Rachel and all for highlighting this. The PSC group who scrutinise our own local councils up in Lancashire have recently supported the Lancashire farmers movement protest near preston .
A great get together in a peaceful protest of like minded people .
The cost across the board is spiraling out of control for both farmers and the public . The narrative that's being pushed we must remember is certainly not there to help us, the government do not have our best interests to heart.
We must all support the farmers everywhere, no farmers no food, fact.
My comments are edited on this page. It's hypocrisy to edit free speech whilst knocking the establishment
Good one ladies, great for Mark too.
I've nothing to add to this most excellent exposition of truth, except to offer the usual thanks. And perhaps help to drive the algorithm with this comment. Best wishes team!
Thank you, it does help - appreciate you doing so! 😊
WHAT A GOOD VIDEO
Well I knew farmers have been getting a raw deal for a very long time but I didn't realize it was quite that raw . Good video .
Yep, me too !
This needs tobe shared everywhere.
Tobe or not tobe, that is the question.
You must put your land in a private trust..and regegister it on land registry..😃
Look forward to your podcasts xx
Contact "Harry's farm" , he has a big channel......... also Gareth Wyn Jones........ and one of the most famous farmers we now have, Jeremy Clarkson...... this information needs to get to as big of an audience as possible! We need to build a political solution so we can make our country sovereign again!
Well you guys really got into it Good job
For my money I'd rather be neighbours with a 'climate denier' than be neighbours with a 'climate cultist '😊😊😊
I find that phrase hilarious - who on earth denies there's a climate! Anyone who accuses people of that must have an IQ in negative figures! 😉
@@CCCwatch Thank you for the response considering the demands on your time I much appreciate the courtesy.
I agree nobody is a climate denier. However the phrase is extremely effective in marshalling condemnation of (ironically ) those with enough commonsense and courage to call out climate absurdity.
Climate denier as a weapon to deflect from difficult questions is even effective when used by the dim, slavish and duped followers of the net zero/ stop oil/ decarbonise the economy foot soldiers
The phrase levels an accusation at the non believers. It reverses logic by demanding the 'denier' justify their position while all the claims of catastrophe are not to be questioned. While logic demands he who claims must prove.
So it performs the additional function of provocation. ( More to be said but enough on that)
I have adopted the term climate cultist to turn the tables on the smugnerant who are playing a part in stealing our future and freedoms with absurd zeal
I considered the term climate absurdist to be more to the point but I think climate cultist hits home harder
I mean a denier does not accept the evidence but a cultist never questions the holy words
I love your work I hope you are able to keep it up
Kindest regards
Smashed it James. Well said indeed @jameswalker2584
Thanks Rachel this is such good information have shared on my PHA Purbeck group plus with plenty of others
Unfortunately a lot of consumers can't change or afford to buy from farmers
markets.
It's a massive struggle for the system to change. Great you are talking about it and big thanks. 😊
I don't drive but have signed up for Riverford's organic veggie box. They pay a fair price to the farmers, including buying the wonky shapes. Riverford have a great website and there is no contract.
🇬🇧 Buy British or bye Britain.
you follow the 'current' science you find money too
Every time!
‘$CIENCE’
I’m so excited at the work you’re doing and bringing us all together to protect our farmers! Just set up direct debit to pffa.
Fantastic! 🙏
I was fighting this nonsense on Essex County Council 20 years ago. Keep resisting, the tide is already on the turn and the more people object the more the alarmists will have to retreat. The answer has and will always be adaptation
If you consider the history of our planet from its formation to today you could suggest that the idea that we humans could end its existence is stupendously arrogant. What we need to save our planet from are those who wish to take control of it and all on it for their own gain. There are so many more of us than them so why are we letting this happen? We should be doing everything in our power to stop this attempt to have power and control over all we think, do, say, and indeed eat.
Unfortunately many have fallen for the absurdities!
Unfortunately, the vast majority of people do not want to listen let alone know what is happening. I am Marmite to anyone I mix with, I inevitably say something that upsets someone so they shun me. Cloth heads everywhere.
Most of it is being hidden from people by the MSM who are being paid to not report what’s happening.
@@SierraNovemberKiloI experience this too.
No one ever says we will end the existence of the planet.
The issue is about the planet being suited to us as humans. The planet has happily existed as a complete ice ball The Marinoan glaciation for 15 million or so years, humans have not survived such!
Humans could now probably 'survive' more extremes than when hunter gatherers. But in what numbers? Where, whose lands? Then, there is the less fundamental issues, like sea rising and wiping out huge cities full of people, and just land to grow food and live on. The local rioting and disorder of chaos, to full scale invasions of the left good places to be. The disruption of where what crops will grow as climate changes, one bad year and even now how many will starve?
Needham Market Farmers show 1973. I met my ex-wife there. This brings back painful memories.
Statistricks, yes, commonly used and referred to by pushers of Carbon bs.
Thank you Rachel
Farmers need to stand on there own two feet
Well done, this was a great watch, Farmers need a fair price for their produce and I certainly don't want to eat *food substitutes*, The Net-Zero invasion needs to stop, In Thetford, Brecland are planning some kind of a food waste control restriction in the near future which may well end up forcing people to processed foods for ease of disposal ........
😳 wtaf?!
Co2 is the gas of life no co2 no plants or trees no oxygen
Excellent stuff.
Let's keep the uk's farm lands away from BlackRock and Vanguard!
🥰🙏
The greedy are the ones selling out. They have a choice to take less and only sell on conditions of farming the land only. Local small field here, was bid on by a developer spiv and a local that was renting it for their horse. In the end the seller chose the lower offer rather than let the developer have it. Honest decent people are not greedy and facilitate developers. Or these Financial groups.
I live in South London and would like to buy directly from farmers. Is there a website that we can access to see farmers near us? Thank you
Yes, go to bigbarn.co.uk and you'll be able to find all the nearest ones to you there
Thank you 🙏🏻
This s should be broadcast on MSM, no chance of that! We need rid of this system!
Whenever someone claims "The Science Is Fixed", the ghost of Trofim Lysenko laughs.
Excellent talk, wish I knew about these events in advance so could attend .....this was only 10mins from me and I didn't know about it. Great work 👏👍
That's a shame! Mark is going to do another talk at the Cross Keys Pub in Henley IP6 0QP on April 19th at 7:30pm - call Tina on 07950 414292 to book a ticket.
@@CCCwatch Great, thanks for the heads up.
STOP VOTING for the parties in parliament either vote independents or other new parties labour and Tory’s are destroying our country
if it made a difference it would be illegal. the City of London ‘square mile’ corporation owns & operates ALL qualifying teams.
I am voting Reform UK...they have OUR interest at heart.
@@ejjohnstone1984 controlled opposition, see above. if they get on the ballot, then it’s already long since been ‘signed off’.
What pandemic was that then?
🤭
W.H.O. plandemic, enabling the 6UILD 6ACK 6ETTER
Don't forget the weather machines, HAARP, that started off in Alaska, Sweden& somewhere I can't remember. Now they're all over the world!
We've not forgotten but people are barely coping with CO2 info so the geo stuff will have to wait a bit! ;o)
even after the Royal Society had published their paper on the regulation of S.R.M. projects, the whole situation was still deemed to be ‘a cONsPiRacY tHEoRy’
I have been stocking up on food since 2017...I saw this coming down the line...I think 2024 is a crucial year, it's 'winner takes all' and I mean our freedoms food travel everything. Controlled by big banking companies in together with WEF WHO UN etc. I pray that Trump wins he has the military behind him and the power to stop all this in its tracks...we are already seeing PMs and CEOs standing down worldwide. Let us pray this New World Order is taken down now and forever.
i haven't shopped at a 'supermarket' for several years. i grow it or get it from the local farms.
Could you please post a link to a video of the whole thing?
No one recorded the whole thing, this is all we got but Mark is going to do another talk at the Cross Keys Pub in Henley IP6 0QP on April 19th at 7:30pm - call Tina on 07950 414292 to book a ticket.
@@CCCwatch thanks for the reply. Unfortunately that's too far for me, but I appreciate the quick response.
All you budding greenhouse growers be very careful about high CO2 levels - plants love it but it can asphyxiate you!
The US Navy endeavour to keep the levels in their submarines to under 5000ppm so we've got a way to go before we asphyxiate ourselves in our greenhouses! ;o)
Australian bureau of meteorology deleted all our old temperature data…..yes deleted it….wonder why? Take a guess.
REALLY! Wow - I'd not heard that!
Tony Heller is moving his content away from TH-cam. He's using others such as Rumble and a number of others.
This is the deception:
C02 % of the air we breathe is 0.04.
Question:
How much less than that is the target where, once achieved, there is no longer an “emergency” ?
Is it 0.03% ?
Is it 0.02 ? (That’s when plant life stops)
Answer:
Nobody knows
I would have more sympathy for farmers, if any farm shop I ever visited was full of good value produce, rather than overpriced tat.
Eggs, veg, meats etc but no, jumpers, candles, bags etc etc.
And far more expensive than even the village shop !
They need to establish their own local shops but at sensible prices, selling what people want to buy.
Here's to Al Gor ithms.
Need a Farmers Supermarket?
550 million years...? i thought you were keeping it real
I'm quoting from easily accessible charts co2coalition.org/facts/current-co2-levels-are-near-record-lows-we-are-co2-impoverished/
@CCCwatch I've only seen 300 million years of data, but that's plenty! Especially compared to the 70 years or so, the propagandists use!
@umbongoapg.. haha yes another big lie 550 squillion years ago. when dinosaurs roamed the earth, i dont think so. I feel sorry for that billionaire who paid a stupid amount of money for a dinosaur skull that was made from burlap, resin,and some other concoction and then stained with some tea bags to give it an authentic look.😂 My condolences to that person who fell for that turkey...
Hi Rachel I have just written to my local MP who happens to be Andrew Bowie energy minister, complaining about the Pylons, I heard your speech and wondered if you have any put-together literature about Net Zero and evidence against man-made climate change to send to Mr Bowie, because he will likely respond to me with all the nonsense about the climate change, as you say we have to educate them on the lie fed to us by the WEF and UN.
If you take a look in our dropbox resource folder in the PDFs there's one a geophysicist wrote called Climate Change Latest www.dropbox.com/sh/r64xbz2whzffl6k/AABEmRE9L9k3BRTv7gB7WDMaa?dl=0
One of the best resources is the CO2coalition.org as they have all the charts and graphs. Good luck!
@@CCCwatch Many thanks!
if you ‘don’t want to buy into it’, the option is being sent off to Glen Parva to correct your antisocial & potentially dangerous ‘wRoNgtHiNk’ 😂
We desperately need leaders who will have the vision and ability to sort out all this rediculous movement towards ruining everything we need in this country. Our economy has been ruined for various reasons. So much rubbish going on secretly. Vote Reform to get a chance. N get zero alone is suicide for the whole country except heat pump manufacturers, which don’t work in older houses.
Brilliant, compelling content from Mark Byford, but it's rendered almost unwatchable by the incessant jump cuts. The terrible editing is likely to cause this incredibly important message to be lost.
We don't have a pro video editor - could really do with one! A lot of the 15 min videos take me between 12-20hrs to edit and sometimes there simply isn't time so corners are cut, like this one - the software took out the pauses and repetition and yes it wasn't ideal but I'm not always able to spend the time on them with my workload. If someone would like to volunteer and help out it would be much appreciated!
If the earth is warming in some places and cooling in others it's to do with presecion ie the earth on it's axis 23.5 degrees every 72 years moves 1 degree witch over a period 26,920 years does a full circle to give an example Egypt which is a desert was green 6, or 7 thousand years ago and don't forget it's not a 100% precise orbit we can drift off slightly causing heating and cooling climate change
I was specifically talking about the West of Antartica where the ice is melting UNDERNEATH the icesheet - the eastern side is gaining ice. Some of the world's most active volcanoes are under the western side - I'm not convinced orbit has anything to do with this particular case, though I do take your point for other areas.
@@CCCwatch thanks very much for your reply, and I agree with you totally, just making a point that over a long period of time causes this effect something the climate alarmists never take into account, also also if you go back thousands of years the amount of abandoned cities and complexes abandoned due to climate change not invasion and also due to mount etna erupting in the 14 hundreds causing crop failures for 2 years due to the smoke blocking the sun so much of bill Gates idea of blocking the sun and chemtrails
Sorry Rachel, I don't believe you.
Next you'll be telling us, men can't have babies and the tooth fairy is not real.
Jokes aside. We need more videos like these out there, with farmers voicing costs.
I'll prob forget the 3000 plates in a couple days, but hell, I won't forget the price mentioned for milk and veg for many months, or when I'm sat thinking why didn't I save 3000 plates
On the plus side, pot noodles are cheap in Tesco's, well that if you got a club card. Strangely, food is cheaper if you let them take your data with a club card.
😂as if I'd ever deny made-up biology... that would get the channel shut down!
But yes, hearing it in plates has made me realise my prepping is woefully inadequate! 🤦♀
Yes, the club card con! Overcharging us for the goods unless we hand over very personal details! Same with the Nectar card 😡
@@annapachaclarke2392 Plus the cameras at the checkout in Asda.
I have started to take not of the Farm shop leaflet that's sadly mixed between the junk mail that comes through the door.
Pharmacy taking over the doctors roll.
annoying standing in the queue in Boots and asked to verbally confirm your name address and DOB, whilst the checkout is staring at you, whilst asking you to speak up.
What is Boots Data security like, servers etc? Hope it not as bad as the NHS, who struggle to actually record your data.
Very sad times, we live in. Look where technology got us. takes me half hour at the checkout trying to pay by card or scan stuff in, waiting for staff to verify.
The worlds not messed up right, LOL
We dont need farmers we have shops.
... and who grows the food that shops sell 🤔
Yes, and magic fairy people produce all the goods for the shops 🙄
Mc Donald’s do a special on meat glue.. I’m sure your gut bacteria will just love it..🤢
Real food is bought from farmers. No Farmers No Food No Freedom.
@@carinnacooper9533 I am a farmer, we call it Suffolk sarcasm over the border.😁
Yes that figure .... 97 percent, represents those that agree that climate change is taking place, however, within that 97 percent, according to analysis of published surveys 84 - 97 percent believe that human activity is responsible, that's an average of 93 percent ... 93 percent of 97 is 90.21 percent, I'd say that's a consensus wouldn't you. (Info Forbes/University of Sussex)
I was referring to the climate papers the IPCC make their reports from. Take a look at the actual full breakdown halfway down this page co2coalition.org/media/97-consensus-what-consensus-2/ - the climate scientist we work with is included in the 97% because he acknowledges that 'some' warming is caused by human activity but he disagrees with how the IPCC present things as do the majority of scientists whose living does not depend on them believing in anthropogenic climate change.
Also, since when is a consensus science? Science should be proven and replicable, it should not be belief-based.
That'll be why Dr John Campbell and Prof Dalgleish talk about the death of science@@CCCwatch
@@CCCwatch The word Consensus in this case, refers to the fact that the individual scientists involved in the analysis of data/methods and presentation of the research in question, were in wide agreement that it was sound, Analysis brought them to this conclusion, not beliefs. The Coalition has an interesting funding history ...
You need to look into who funds the institutions, who come up with the particular results, which suit the agenda and climate alarmists !
Bit of indepth investigation for you!
@@annapachaclarke2392 No .... I don't, I've had an interest in these matters for over 40 years, and can tell you that the vast majority of research into climate change is funded by the tax payer, indirectly through government grants, the rest of the funding in the main is funded by charitable institutions, very little of the funding comes from profit making organisations, unlike the Coalition, which has in the past been funded by some major players in the fossil fuel industry and dodgy hedge fund management teams, hardly a suprise though, the Coalition's CEO William O'Keefe was previously CEO of The American Petroleum Institute ... LOL you couldn't make it up.
So why are farmer's markets more expensive than the supermarkets? The blame the supermarkets line was used long ago and then the sell direct turned out more expensive. Big mountain to get that line back now.
Easy example found on your Big barn, On half price offer! Helen Browning sausages, frozen. 200g for £2.55 ( 1 pack from buying the bulk offer pack) But Tesco Richmond Sausages, 860g for £2.99. Over 400% as much food for only 20% more money. Double that if not currently discounted by half usual expected price! Who are the ones ripping who off here?
Market gardening, veg, different to bulk of farming grains.
You are not going to overturn the world's scientist's calculations of the science. That is going to take real reputable scientists to disprove or challenge. Sorry but anti climate changers just look like nutters in the current world view.
Land is being bought to to sell carbon absorbing credits for the world's big polluters who can not change to clean processes. Offsetting, carbon capture nonsense.
Various techs may well soon be manufacturing all milk based foods, fermenting it without a cow. Same with meat they can make it, just not in scale for economic use. Yet.
Oh and I grow more potatoes than I eat in a year, while they keep. Have a couple of cardboard boxes full still now. Must plant fewer this year! You can live on potatoes, you will starve on green leafy veg.
That's a good question - I suspect because they can be... but I have local farm shop that's really good price wise, so look for those rather than the farmers markets. In time, when there's more competition the prices will even out.
I get your point about anti climate change nutters but science is no less corruptable than anything else.
A good example is the C19 event, the product of choice could only be got into use under EUA as it had known toxicity issues hence no prior approval before the event👍 safe&effective was a marketing slogan for a NEW product🤝they don't like the narative challenged and that's a big problem for all.
@@steverooke1717 'C19 event'?
Oh I quite agree actually, group think is a danger in many walks of life, and science is no exception.
Perhaps especially where incomes and 'fitting in' are powerful and abused, as they are in all institutions re the religious pc/woke adherence requirements, as the classic current example.
However the Climate view is not going to be changed by random moaning members of the public it will take top experts questioning and debunking previous assumptions. 'I like my polluting car and ways', 'they are cheaper', is not an argument.
Local mere Councillors are not in a position to go against official Government level policy, beliefs, instructions, general trends.
For me it is easy, look at the measures using climate change as a motivator or excuse. They are largely all good really regardless. There is no harm being done. Carbon or no carbon issues, oil/gas is finite! Certainly goes against my grain to use something I might run out of. Even down to the level of last pack of biscuits in the cupboard, best not open them until stocks are replenished! Oil/gas is filthy and finite, imported, sooner we lower use, let alone reliance on it the better.
@@CCCwatch It is actually simple, they, direct selling big barn collated types of operation, are 'marketing' a luxury food product. All mark up and image, branding. They are not competing at all with supermarkets but Fortnum's and Masons, Harrods food halls. They make the mistake of thinking people who buy normal food, value range to eat and survive, will leave supermarkets for them! As there is a blame the big operator mentality generally. Yet the prices they charge actually show everyone the Supermarkets are fantastic!
Farm shops that do not match the delivery of the Supermarkets are of no use. Especially as it would make a second delivery charge just for a few veg. More savings by shopping at the Supermarket.
So that 28p cauliflower. They could sell it for double, 56p if the Sainsbury's price is £1.75 Then they would get double the income and customers would move. So long as there was a worthwhile selection of similar savings on many other veg too, to make the trip elsewhere worth the trouble.
Oh dear, you are lost there, farmers markets, farm shops and direct selling are marketed totally differently!
As for climate alarmist nutters, you need to do a lot more homework hun!
@leakybean501
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Just think how regressive inflation is.43k was the 40% tax threshold in 2016. 43K back then, is 63K inflation adjusted today. With £50,271 being the forty percent tax threshold today, they have lowered the tax threshold by 10K roughly, almost 7k in 2016 money, effectively lowering the 40% rate by 20%. Also wage's have lagged inflation by around 3% meaning we have all effectively received pay cuts during this period. To compound this asset prices generally rise with inflation making the wealthy richer. Just as a final note we all must support the farmers everywhere, no farmers= no food (unless you like crickets). Good work🎯🎯