Retaliation? — Gates-Funded “Picnic” Grocery Service in Netherlands Caught Massive Fire Overnight
By Jim Hoft
Published July 11, 2022
A massive fire broke out on Sunday night at a large ‘Picnic’ facility, an online grocery service based in Almelo, Netherlands.
The Picnic facility, which was funded by Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, was destroyed by fire in the middle of the night, the Counter Signal reported.
Lewis Brackpool, a UK reporter for Rebel News, posted a video of the burning distribution center on Twitter.
According to Reuters, Picnic has raised 600 million euros ($706 million) from investors in 2021, including The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Trust, to help speed up its expansion.
Picnic relies on its distribution model and technology to distribute food through electric Picnic vehicles (ePvs).
In April 2022, Picnic announced that it has opened its automated warehouse (FCA) to fulfill more than 100,000 customer orders per week.
“It still isn’t clear what the cause of the fire was or whether it is tied to the protests — though some have speculated it is in retaliation over the career-destroying nitrogen policy brought in by the Rutte government,” according to the Canadian website Counter Signal.
The Gateway Pundit previously reported that thousands of Dutch farmers are blockading highways and food distribution centers to protest new Nitrogen rules that will force approx. 30% of Dutch cattle farms are out of business, according to government estimates.