The Stockholm fair recently held a “Gastro Summit” event which discussed the “future of food”. And the future of food sounds terrible. Indeed, the summit featured a seminar led by Stockholm School of Economics professor Magnus Soderlund titled “Can You Imagine Eating Human Flesh?” where cannibalism was promoted to fight climate change, greenhouse emissions, and to encourage sustainability. Some of the topics addressed during the seminar were “Is Cannibalism the solution to food sustainability in the future?” and “Are we humans too selfish to live sustainably?”

On the Swedish television channel TV4, Soderlund stated that climate change will ultimately force people to “try foods they currently wouldn’t think of eating” such as pets, insects, and human flesh. To truly take on the effects of climate change, Soderlund states that we must “awake the idea” of eating human flesh and that it should be discussed as an option in the future.

A screenshot from the TV4 broadcast featuring a disturbing image.

While he believes that cannibalism is the “future of food”, he is aware that work needs to be done to address the “widespread taboo” against cannibalism and the “conservative attitudes” of the masses.

Soderlund believes that people are not cannibals due to “selfishness”. However, as an expert in behavior, he thinks that people can ultimately be “tricked” into “making the right decisions”. According to him, if people were gradually be exposed to cannibalism, the idea could become mainstream.

The scientist nuanced that he was not advocating “all-out cannibalism”, but simply the eating people that are already dead.

When asked if he would eat human flesh, he answered that he would be willing to at least taste it.

Soderlund plans to lecture more on the topic in the future. He is also looking to promote the most bone-chilling term in human history: “Mannisko-kötts branschen”. That means “the human flesh industry”.

The Cannibal Agenda

The “cannibal agenda” has been identified some years ago on The Vigilant Citizen and it keeps getting more obvious. Yes, as absurd as this might sound, there is a clear and blatant push in mass media to normalize cannibalism to the masses. Using journalists, scientists, the global warming scare and, of course, the entertainment industry, the idea of eating human flesh is rationalized and even glamorized across all platforms owned by the elite. Here are some examples.

Tissue culture “clean meat” already in 2018? I’ve long been looking forward to this.https://t.co/p41NR3NEZn
What if human meat is grown? Could we overcome our taboo against cannibalism? An interesting test case for consequentialist morality versus “yuck reaction” absolutism.

— Richard Dawkins (@RichardDawkins) March 3, 2018

In the above tweet, UK biologist Richard Dawkins asks if we can overcome our “taboo against cannibalism”. The same question is asked in a recent Newsweek article.

While the article does not fully endorse cannibalism, it opens the door to rationalizing the concept:

“We suspect that we could adapt to human flesh if need be. Many people develop disgust for all kinds of meat, while morticians and surgeons quickly adapt to the initially difficult experience of handling dead bodies. Our ongoing research with butchers in England suggests that they easily adapt to working with animal parts that the average consumer finds quite disgusting.”

The entertainment industry is also being utilized to “plant the seeds” of cannibalism in the consciousness of the masses. For instance, in the Netflix series Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, the concept of cannibalism is playfully added to the story on numerous occasions.

A scene from Chilling Adventures of Sabrina depicting a child is being eaten by the protagonists of the series.

The idea of cannibalism is also at the very core of another Netflix series: Santa Clarita Diet.

Yeah, that’s human blood on their faces.

Pop stars are also used to make cannibalism cool.

In the video Bon Apétit, Katy Perry is treated like a piece of meat. Literally. She is prepared by chefs and is served as the main dish in a restaurant.

The video ends with Perry eating a pie full of human body parts. No wonder she is losing it.

An Obsession of the Occult Elite

If you’re asking yourself “why is cannibalism being promoted?”, the true answer to this question is not “to save the environment”. Indeed, the answer to this question is the answer to the question “why are children being sexualized in mass media?”. The answer: To normalize the sick perversions of the occult elite.

If the case of Jeffrey Epstein proved that the occult elite has a sick obsession with pedophilia, we can easily prove that it is also heavily bent on cannibalism.

This is a picture taken at a Masquerade Ball held by the elite Rothschild family in 1972. The party featured mock corpses on the dinner table (see other pictures of the Rothschild ball here).

The menu of the ball included “cadavres exquis” which means “delicious cadavers”.

Recent parties involving the world most powerful and influential people included the same type of “celebration”.

Marina Abramovic (the entertainment elite’s favorite occultist) and Lady Gaga at an event that took place at Watermill Center in 2013. In this picture, they stand before a woman lying in what looks like a pool of blood. Guests scooped that blood with spoons to eat it up. The event was dubbed “Devil’s Heaven”.

Abramovic held several events that revolved around the idea of cannibalism.

If these people partake in “mock cannibalism” in their public events, God knows what they do behind closed doors.

In 2015, a Politico article titled Inside Hillary’s campaign headquarters showed a rather disturbing painting.

The Clinton campaign headquarters had a painting depicting two men eating another man laying on a table.

A 2016 article in Time magazine titled Meet the Man Behind Hillary Clinton’s Campaign directly addressed the bizarre painting:

On the wall in his office at Hillary Clinton’s Brooklyn headquarters, campaign chairman John Podesta has an oil painting on loan from his lobbyist brother, who is an avid art collector. The image shows two men hunched over a dining room table, bearing knives and forks. On the table lays a man in a suit, who looks vaguely like Podesta. “It’s better to be the guy with the fork,” Podesta quips to his colleagues, if they ask about the image, “than the guy on the table.”

In conclusion, the idea of cannibalism is being promoted to the masses using the environment and climate change. However, the true reason behind this mass media push is much darker: It is about normalizing yet another sickness of the occult elite in a constant effort to push the masses into everything that is toxic to the mind, body, and soul.

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