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Carbon Butter – You Will Eat Synthetic Food

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You are the carbon that they wish to eliminate. “You will eat bugs,” as the infamous Klaus Schwab line goes, was merely the beginning of what the globalists intent on ushering in the Great Reset have planned for the masses. Food production is bad for the environment, therefore, the people must resort to lab-created synthetic products.

All of this may sound like it is coming from a dystopian novel but the plans have been enacted. I reported on lab-grown meat facilities that are growing in number and popularity. The latest synthetic product is carbon butter—a butter-like substance made using carbon dioxide, hydrogen, and oxygen to synthesize fat molecules without animals, oils, or plants.

Savor, the startup company in Batavia, Illinois that is creating this product is backed by none other than Bill Gates. “So you’re using this gas right now to cook your food and we’re proposing that we would like to first make your food with— with that gas,” said Kathleen Alexander, co-founder and CEO of Savor.

“This is pretty novel, to be able to make food that looks and tastes and feels exactly like dairy butter, but with no agriculture whatsoever,” said Jordan Beiden-Charles, food scientist for Savor. “It’s really just our fat, some water, a little bit of lecithin as an emulsifier, and some natural flavor and color,” Beiden-Charles said.

“Traditional agriculture” leaves too large of a carbon footprint for these globalists who wish to control the food supply. Savor claims that synthetic butter will taste exactly like traditional dairy butter, and no one will know whether they’re eating the real deal or a lab-grown product. The company plans to release chocolates created with carbon butter ahead of the 2025 Christmas season, with retail stores expected to carry the product by 2027.

As Bill Gates noted on a blog post:

“Our plan can’t be to simply hope that people give up foods they crave. After all, humans are wired to want animal fats for a reason—because they’re the most nutrient-rich and calorie-dense macronutrient—in the same way we’re wired to crave sugar for an instant energy kick. What we need are new ways of generating the same fat molecules found in animal products, but without greenhouse gas emissions, animal suffering, or dangerous chemicals. And they have to be affordable for everyone.”

Gates goes on to say that palm oil is destroying the planet. “If animal fat is the superstar of some meals, then palm oil is the team player that can work to make almost all foods—and non-edible goods—even better,” he noted. A separate company funded by Gates called C16 is focused on lab-produced palm oils.

What impact will these synthetic products have on human health? No one knows. No one cares. Agriculture is taboo in their eyes and must come to an end.



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