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In the name of climate justice, New York City mayor announces the rollout of food police. The purpose of this food police is to limit residences consumption. Mayor Eric Adams wants to track the carbon footprint of residences to see the type of food in the quantities of food that New Yorkers are consuming. He wants to reduce food based emissions by 33% by the year, you guessed it, 2030, which is the exact same year of Agenda 2030 as well as the Great Reset, with the number 33 being a biblical number, which I will discuss in a later video. This is all a part of the same climate and environmental justice scheme that was discussed in my previous video with the IRS and carbon credits. To pull the scheme off, the mayor has joined forces with C40 cities, the Eco Data Lab, and finance giant American Express. But why would the mayor's office need to partner with American Express? Because this is all about surveillance and control. You have banks and fintech companies helping with the surveillance apparatus while you have the IRS, armed special agents, as well as the climate food police to be able to enforce their policies based on your own spending and eating habits. Based on what you eat and consume, you will be taxed accordingly. This tax will be under climate and environmental justice, but coincidentally, they negatively impact the middle class the most. The whole purpose of the scheme is to destroy the middle class and have a society of haves and have nots, where the have nots will be completely dependent upon their system, having received universal basic incomes tied to the digital identity with programmable central bank digital currency that will track and control what you can and cannot purchase. It will first roll out these policies in large cities, which will specifically target low income neighborhoods with predominantly Black and Latino families. Stay tuned for my video tomorrow as I will break down what the next few years will look like and what you can do to prepare. Follow the link in my bio to my Twitter page to read the full articles for yourself, and remember, the future belongs to the adaptable.