Climate terrorists hijacked the Paris Agricultural Show in France.

Footage shows the chaotic venue as the alarms rang inside the event hall with the two culprits wearing shirts that said ‘Riposte Alimentaire' or ‘Food Response.'

They allegedly triggered multiple portable alarms in view of cameras capturing Prime Minister Gabriel Attal's presence at the event.

The activists said they viewed the alarms as a heartfelt call to action, citing concerns over the government's perceived bias towards the dominant agricultural union FNSEA amidst an ongoing agricultural crisis.

They criticized the government for allegedly prioritizing the interests of agribusiness and major retailers over environmental standards and the welfare of farmers.

They pointed to a recent legislative decision, such as the new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), as favouring industrialized agriculture and neglecting the needs of small-scale farmers.

As the activists call for government action to address the pressing issues facing the agricultural sector, they emphasize the importance of upholding the right to food as a fundamental human right and advocate for a more equitable and environmentally conscious food system.

Followers of the climate agenda have resorted to increasingly aggressive attacks in recent years - using unlawful violence and intimidation to bring terror to civilians, in the pursuit of their political aims.