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The Truth Behind Chicken Culling: Globalist Control, Food Supply Manipulation

This isn’t about protecting people—it’s about consolidating power and resources in the hands of the few while stripping nations of their ability to govern themselves.

Andrew and James then tackle the controversial topic of chicken culling, a practice supposedly meant to prevent disease outbreaks. But is there more to the story? They dig into the questionable mandates forcing farmers to destroy entire flocks, even when there’s little to no evidence of actual disease. Is this about public health, or is it part of a larger agenda to control the food supply, weaken independent farmers, and force reliance on globalist-backed food alternatives?

Later, Steve joins the conversation to discuss real-world preparedness. With increasing threats of pandemics, civil unrest, government takeovers, and even electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attacks, Americans must be ready for anything. Steve shares expert insights on how families can protect themselves, their communities, and their resources in an increasingly unstable world.

This eye-opening episode of The Culture Crossroads pulls back the curtain on the real motives behind globalist policies, reminding viewers to question the official narratives, stand firm in their faith, and take action to safeguard their freedoms and way of life. Don’t miss this crucial discussion on the forces trying to reshape our world and how to stay resilient in the face of growing challenges.

chicken culling
food supply
globalist agenda
World Health Organization
public health
national sovereignty
investigative journalism
disaster preparedness
EMP
civil unrest
government control
James Roguski
Steve Slepcevic
Andrew Southwick

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