You could get educated....?

@@killingtime4250 solar panels have to be replaced often, require a lot of maintenance, create heat around them, kill birds, they’re nowhere near as effective as nuclear, creating them in mass has wrecked huge portions of land (see the effects it’s had on Mongolia for one example), energy transmission from them has a huge loss rate, and you have to store that energy in massive batteries that are also destructive to produce. And they could just as well be placed on buildings and not destroy needed farm land to reduce loss in transmission and storage. Just some food for thought.

We all own it collectively. It's very important people start to realise this. No one can own a piece of land, we all own all of the land collectively. You can own a building that you built yourself or bought using your hard earned money, but you are only a custodian of the land. When people wake up to this, they can start claiming it back. Farmers are onoy entitled to use the land while they are benefiting the population with food supplies. If they don't want to farm it, they should sell it to another farmer, not sell out to the WΕF αgenda.

But but but ...what are you on about?

@@killingtime4250 pretty obvious - are you a simpleton?

@@macca9770 solar is good.. Prove me wrong...is that simple enough?

@Simon_935 Again not true..Solar good. 100 square miles of solar panels with 1 square mile of battery is enough to power the USA.

entities like Samantha Cameron's father.Shares blood/genes with the satanic Astor clan.

The Love of Money...Is the Root of All Evil.

Haha... you're so funny

The farmers will be used to raise capital for this BS and might make few quid too. Bonds will be written against the collateral of the land equity using their sur(ety)names since they will hold Freehold title imo.

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It's a plan to get rid of proper food, Just think about it for a minute.

Why not in Africa where the sun is and transport it via undersea cable to us (a current alternative if you wish to search for it).

Why at all in a country that is being consistently sprayed to cause cloud cover most days..?

Because the target is food production so we import more from UK Inc's EU pals or further afield.

"David MacKay's Map of the World watts per square meter" has very good graphs. McKay was a British physicist who wrote a brilliant children's book that describes the magnitude of the problem. Everyone should read it

I play the world's smallest violin for you.

@@killingtime4250What the f#+* are you doing here?. Your @ is spot on, time to do it!.

@@williamdavies3295 cry me a river...🤣🤣

Contrails

​@@Jon-bx1ij wake up! their chemtrails.

@@carolparker6976 His is not very bright and posts the same lies every day.

Brain rot has set in too

77th brigade minions out and about from the comments...

It would augment the 'HAARP' effect.

I live there.

Farming being replaced with solar panels. Could be worse, maybe - could be a new import city!

And forever.

I like the way you think. We are on the same wavelength. We all need to channel our inner Ninjas.

Wow 😲

When you say "to protect them", I assume you're referring to the firemen? Because this is also the reason they can't tackle EV fires beyond spraying the car with water, because the car chassis could be electrified and any contact with 400V DC from the car batteries will result in additional casualties.

REALLY...you're not thinking this through are you?

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Millions judging by the Deagle report.

So if that's the case why are people worried about a city with everyday conveniences close by (in other words the actual definition of a 15 min city) if we are apparently being wiped out. It's just crazy what people believe. You do realise what gets said on here is just to make money?

They want rid of 95% of the world's population.

Maybe they are something else entirely.

@@Zefyna good point. I shall ponder it

Oh dear... I do feel for you.. Have you tried closing the window at night?

@@killingtime4250 your mask defines the current situation quite well. Thanks for the advice anyway.

Only advice to pass on. Noise impact assessments for inverters. Battery storage (heavy metals) fire/explosion/toxic smoke, California experienced such recently. And as confirmed by our own neighbourly solar park asset manager, a major legacy issue with all these (highly energy inefficient, without factoring in UK weather) panels that currently don’t have a recycle option and are getting towards the end of their useful life. Akin to the uranium legacy. Neither very green I’m afraid to say, but no more than I would expect from the House of Clowns. Chin up Richard, keep plugging away where it counts and rumble it is then.

Only advice to pass on. Noise impact assessments for inverters. Battery storage (heavy metals) fire/explosion/toxic smoke, California experienced such recently. And as confirmed by our own neighbourly solar park asset manager, a major legacy issue with all these (highly energy inefficient, without factoring in UK weather) panels that currently don’t have a recycle option and are getting towards the end of their useful life. Akin to the uranium legacy. Neither very green I’m afraid to say, but no more than I would expect from the House of Clowns. Chin up Richard, keep plugging away where it counts and rumble it is then.

@@paul4509 Still sounds like a made up story...

Good observation - you are almost certainly correct. They have been asset stripping the UK for decades.

@@clairedelune1431 imo farmers will sign a Promissory Note that will be securitised, sold and traded. Mortgages are the same.

It comes from the People/Land equity imo.

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That is 2 Limited Liability companies approving another. Utter BS. No living people are accepting liability for what 'Meatly' are doing. Its like KFC approving BigBurgerCorp. Total anarchy.

Silly question . 🤭

Gill Bates and friends

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The money they steal from you and call it tax.

From bonds written against the land equity imo. Thats a money harvest. BigCorp profits way more than farmers involved imo. Farmers will be signing as surety and grantor imo. If they hold the Freehold. I'm no expert but its along these lines.

They have an obligation to sell to other farmers, not sell out to the WEF. The people own the land collectively. We let farmers use it because food production benefits us.

WE ALL DID FOR DOING NOTHING AS PER..WEF GOVERNMANT AND MONARCHY

They're trying to do the same here in Australia and the government are offering landowners $20,000. Luckily these locks are banding together and are refusing to sell.

I'm in Oz & I really hope they're saying 'no'. There's plenty of desert here they could use, anyway. No need to use farmland.

We did since since The People give GovCorp Carte Blanche to do just about anything.

Blah blah blah

Don't put them anywhere in a country being sprayed for geo engineering purposes without our consent!

Well instead of moaning get on and do something about it

It's a cloudy day.. that means conspiracies....hahaha

They Tha them hills..

So starvation is the order of the day then.

And no we didn't all vote to end subsidies. That was a governmental action not a democratically made one.

Yes, I think you may mean Sunnica on the Suffolk Cambridgeshire border.

I heard they now run on the collective idiocy of Vobes fans. Unlimited energy apparently.

@@SirRogerHerwell is that why you’re here ?

@@emoven369 I appreciate that as a Vobes fan you have the intellectual capacity of a shrew but it is very clear from my comment that I am not a fan. Comprehension fail - 0/10 for you I'm afraid.

@@SirRogerHerwell Narcissism at its finest. Thanks for the lesson. And by the way. I love you 🧡

@@emoven369 You might consider consulting a dictionary and learning the meaning of the word "narcissism" instead of just throwing it out there as a response to anyone who says something you don't like very much.

Everyone really needs to realise that no one owns it - we all own it collectively. That means the people can dictate what they do, and don't, want it used for.

There's no adherence to this in practice.

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Farmers have to get consent from the solar panel company, then they may graze short term in order to keep the grass down around the bases. There are multiple other restrictions - the photos are not representative

@@Jen-mf9rm Won’t need grazing land for animals soon ! A British company has announced that it will begin selling artificial chicken to pet-food producers this year, making Britain the first country in Europe to commercialize ‘lab-grown’ meat. Owen Ensor, the CEO and co-founder of the start-up firm Meatly, said on Wednesday that the business has received approval for its products from the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) and the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. Meatly was able to capitalize on a window of opportunity created by Brexit, which freed the UK from EU regulations. It also benefited from the recent government focus on biotech and innovation, which saw its cultivated meat get the greenlight, Ensor told the Financial Times. According to the entrepreneur, the “very exciting” thing about the approval is that “it shows the intention of the UK to be positioned as a leader in these new innovative fields and in food technology.” Israel approves sale of world’s first lab-grown beef READ MORE: Israel approves sale of world’s first lab-grown beef The deputy director of food policy at UK’s Food Standards Agency, James Cooper, said the organization “welcomes innovations by the animal feed sector for using alternative materials such as cell-cultivated products (CCP) if this is done safely and as required by law.” Ensor believes pet food will become the natural starting point for the cultivated meat market in Britain. A Meatly spokesperson told Just Food website that, despite the company currently being “primarily focused on pet food,” its processes and products are safe and healthy for humans. “We will likely license our industry-leading technology to human food companies,” they said. Meatly, which has so far raised £3.5 million ($4.6 million) from investors including US venture capital firm Agronomics and UK pet-food retailer Pets at Home, said it expects to reach industrial volumes within the next three years. According to the spokesperson, the company will now try to establish itself in the US, Canadian, and EU markets “for pet food initially.” The cultivated or cultured meat, which is made from animal cells grown in vats, is currently approved for human consumption in the US, Singapore, and Israel. READ MORE: 3D printed fish set to hit the market The EU has not yet made a decision on ‘lab-grown’ meat, but Italy, France and Austria have already said they will ban such products, even if they are allowed by the bloc. Opponents of cultivated meat argue that its long-term health effects have not yet been studied, that it puts livestock in danger, and that it requires so much energy to produce that it would end up doing more ecological damage than animal farming.

And the best time to witness the spraying is?

It makes sense when you realise that their goal is to destroy British farming.

They would need to start spraying first to stop spraying.

@@Jon-bx1ij You are obviously living on another planet. 🤡

Idiot

Where's the fun in that... Having a good moan is my only pleasure... Vobes supplies the opinion and we all complain ... Great fun.

It's all a show..