Pete Kennedy may be surprised to see himself as the Solari’s “Hero of the Week,” but the Solari team and throngs of subscribers have long understood that Pete’s work and legal services as the founding board member and later president of the Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) and as longtime attorney for the Weston A. Price Foundation—in addition to the many high-quality Solari Reports he produced for our Food Series—have fully earned him such a title.
Pete recently published his last interview in the Solari Food Series, which completed three years of superb presentations and the creation of an archive of legal information and a library of practical learning about food and how to protect our own local food supply.
One of the reasons why Solari started the Food Series was that we knew there would be an effort to globally control the supply of and access to food, and that this would be part of an attempt at totalitarian control of financial transactions. With the creation of the Food Series, we wanted to help get all necessary knowledge in place for people to build and protect their local food supply. With many of Pete Kennedy’s interviews focusing on the legal front of the war on food, we also hoped to provide tools for our subscribers to understand and face the changes in the food market.
Pete’s interviews cover subjects like homesteading, the government’s land grab, the war on meat, milk and local produce, food labeling, and much more on how we can protect ourselves and make a difference as consumers.
We express our profound gratitude to Pete Kennedy, Esq. for a depth and wealth of expedient information. Thank you, Pete, for the years of many meaningful contributions to the Solari Report and for leaving us with a legacy of actionable intelligence.
Solari Report resources on food and food legislation by Pete Kennedy:
Watch the complete Solari Food Series
Solari Food Resources [Subscriber content]
Important articles by Pete in our 2022 Annual Wrap Up:
Related:
“About Pete” under Solari Food Series
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