
“No Farmers, No Food, No Future”: British Farmers Descend on Canterbury
Protest movement growing against post-Brexit trade deal and destructive environmental regulations.
Protest movement growing against post-Brexit trade deal and destructive environmental regulations.
Ignoring the concerns of farmers, EU member states will now have to make swathes of their territory unfarmable by 2030.
Whether the measures requested by the agriculture ministers will be implemented—or make a difference to farmers—remains to be seen.
The EU has made agriculture an industry like any other, a transformation almost in opposition to nature.
Fishermen also joined the protests, which took place at the same time as demonstrations in Brussels.
Farmers are surrounding EU institutions with strategic blockades, in their latest initiative to defend rural life against the Green Deal.
Campaigning for reelection—and dogged by farmer protests against cheap Ukrainian imports—von der Leyen has abruptly mothballed the Ukraine question.
They are tired of government edicts that “do not benefit farmers, consumers, and the environment.”
77% of Polish people support their farmers in largest protest to date against EU’s Green Deal and cheap Ukrainian imports.
“When Green Deal policies are imposed only in Europe, it completely destroys Europe, as it makes us far less competitive,” said one farmer.