How To Become An Evil Supervillain

A guide to becoming an evil supervillain. Learn how supervillains around the world are using famine as a method to control population and increase misery. The video gives examples of government policies around the world that intentionally limit food production, starting with the economic and humanitarian disaster in Sri Lanka following the ban on chemical fertilizers in 2021. Global institutions are the worst offenders, with the United Nations, the European Commission, the World Economic Forum and even the World Health Organization advocating agricultural cuts in the guise of fighting climate change, while turning a blind eye to hypocritical billionaires who spew scandalous amounts of greenhouse gases while simultaneously paying lip service to the goal of fighting global warming. (Eco-hypocrisy is a major theme for the channel, for examples, "Let's Weigh In On Climate Change" https://rumble.com/v2rjb76-lets-weigh-in-on-climate-change.html and "Leonardo DiCaprio: Climate Change Superhero" https://rumble.com/v4ja8jq-climate-change-superhero-leonardo-dicaprio.html ) Some serious food shortages can be expected if politicians continue with their war against farmers, their attack on beef, and complete disregard for taxpayers and food consumers. Meanwhile, the doom and gloom spread by the politicians and climate change activists (ie. fear porn) is building a dehumanizing narrative, where useful idiots abandon all semblance of sanity and are prepared to make sacrifices that could hurt people, especially the poor.

Narrated by Blerfnerg Ghobloudian @UncleBlerf on X You can support the channel through www.buymeacoffee.com/UncleBlerf

Research and photo credits: Wide Awake Media on X, Bubble Library, "Sri Lanka Just Fell. What Do We Have To Do With It?" by Michael Shellenberger. Rebel News, Transportation Risk Management For One, AG Daily, Steve Ciocclanti Discover Ministries, thethinkingconservative.com, jooinn.com, Sissi Cao at Observer.com, "Main Battle Tank Firing Compilation" by Matsimus