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Führer Drakeford announced his resignation on 13 December 2023, stating that he expected his rule to end in March 2024.

Führer Drakeford announced his resignation on 13 December 2023, stating that he expected his rule to end in March 2024.

The Drakeford junta's final act of tyranny came on 23 February 2024 with the so-called "Sustainable Farming Scheme". This is in line with the "sustainable development" goals of [[Agenda 2030]]. The proposal, widely opposed by farmers and indeed the general public in Wales, sought to force farmers to allot 10% of their land to planting trees, and also restricted the use of fertilisers. Welsh farmers viewed the regulations as a threat to their livelihoods, and by the junta's own admission, the policy could result in over 5000 job losses. The loathed proposals sparked the largest protest outside of the Welsh legislature the Senedd in history, which took place on the 28 February 2024.<ref>[https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/world/article/farmers-rally-around-welsh-capital-in-latest-18693851.php Farmers rally around Welsh capital in latest protest over proposed environmental rules] </ref><ref>[https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/live-updates-thousands-farmers-set-28707123 Farmers protest in Wales saw tractors close main road and thousands descend on Cardiff]</ref> The event was nearly concurrent with comparable protests in the European Union (see [[war on farmers]]).

The Drakeford junta's final act of tyranny came on February 2024 with the so-called "Sustainable Farming Scheme". This is in line with the "sustainable development" goals of [[Agenda 2030]]. The proposal, widely opposed by farmers and indeed the general public in Wales, sought to force farmers to allot 10% of their land to planting trees, and also restricted the use of fertilisers. Drakeford was accused of condescending to Welsh farmers, as he implied that they were too [[Stupid|stupid]] to decide what to do with government subsidies.<ref>[https://nation.cymru/news/mark-drakeford-accused-of-patronising-farmers-over-subsidy-row/ Mark Drakeford accused of patronising farmers over subsidy row]</ref> Welsh farmers viewed the regulations as a threat to their livelihoods, and by the junta's own admission, the policy could result in over 5000 job losses. The loathed proposals sparked the largest protest outside of the Welsh legislature the Senedd in history, which took place on the 28 February 2024.<ref>[https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/world/article/farmers-rally-around-welsh-capital-in-latest-18693851.php Farmers rally around Welsh capital in latest protest over proposed environmental rules] </ref><ref>[https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/live-updates-thousands-farmers-set-28707123 Farmers protest in Wales saw tractors close main road and thousands descend on Cardiff]</ref> The event was nearly concurrent with comparable protests in the European Union (see [[war on farmers]]).

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