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Irish farmers outraged over government plan to cull 200,000 cows to meet climate goals
âHuman beings are cruel to animals in many ways.â
Many countries still donât have strong judicial systems to protect the rights of animals.
TOP 7 ORGANIZATIONS WORKING FOR THE ANIMAL RIGHTS MOVEMENT
https://voiceofthevoiceless.org/top-7-organizations-working-for-the-animal-rights-movement/
Eat steak and save the planet
Despite breathless sensationalist media coverage, the vegan movement (or, to call it by its trendy new name, âgoing plant-basedâ) has still captured only a tiny proportion of the population.
Removing meat, eggs and cheese from your diet means you will have to find other sources of protein. Where, then, do the hordes of plant-based teenagers look for their non-animal protein? The answer comes almost exclusively from a single product: soy.
Soy is significant because its impact on the environment is far worse than that of any dairy farmer. Since the soil used to grow soy is often not protected by vegetation, soy production causes soil erosion, destroying topsoil, which is disastrous for plant growth. Soy also takes up a lot of land, which fuels deforestation and hurts natural ecosystems, and a lot of water, which leads to droughts. Perhaps worst of all, communities in some of the poorest parts of the world who rely on their natural surroundings to survive are displaced by large Western companies barging in to manufacture soy to sell to vegans in Europe and America.
Romans 14:17 For The Kingdom of God is not meat and drink; but righteousness, and peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit. King of kings' Bible - Romans
As the saying goes, Too much of a good thing" can be harmful.
Meat consumption can be healthful and vegan diets have shown untoward effects, but 'How Much Meat is Too Much'?
Vegan diets don't work. Here's why
Vegan diets don't work. Here's why
NAVIGATION 00:00 - Why do people get crooked teeth? 1:10 - Why do 84% of vegans quit veganism? 2:13 - Humansâ shrinking skulls 5:16 - So why canât we replace Meat? 9:00 - Does veganism harm gut health? 14:34 - What is humansâ default diet? 19:45 - Are Humans going to end up like the cats? 26:14 - Science can save us from having to eat meat, right? 30:45 - Vegans eat more processed food. Why thatâs a problem 34:37 - Is Veganism bad for kids?
WEF Orders Govtâs To Begin Putting âCigarette-Styleâ Warnings on Meat Products
The World Economic Forum has ordered governmentâs to begin putting cigarette-style warning labels on all meat products to discourage the public from consuming meat.
The new labels will read: âWarning: Eating meat contributes to climate change.â
Are you attempting "Veganuary"?
It's a yearly challenge, for people who want to give going vegan a try - cutting out animal products and taking up a plant-based lifestyle during the month of January.
Vegan business owner Romina Mayani-Nankani spoke to Jonathan Scott on Radio Gibraltar; she said it's all about individual choices.
Veganuary 2024: will you take up the challenge to cut out animal products?
Fake food
How Americans Are Tricked Into Buying Fake Food
How Americans Are Tricked Into Buying Fake Food
Florida Moves to Ban Bill Gatesâ Lab-Grown âMeatâ
Lawmakers in Florida are preparing to ban the lab-grown âmeatâ products from being sold in the state.
As Slay News has reported, the âsynthetic meatâ products, which are grown in labs to mimic beef and chicken, are heavily promoted by Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, who has invested millions of dollars into their development.
However, amid growing safety concerns about the fake meat, Florida lawmakers are advancing a set of bills to keep the products out of the stateâs food supply.
Bill HB 1071 is looking to ban the sale of âcultivated meat,â defined as âany meat or food product produced from cultured animal cells.â
The bill makes it unlawful for any individual âto manufacture for sale, sell, hold or offer for sale, or distribute cultivated meatâ in Florida.
Violations will be deemed as a misdemeanor of the second degree. Food establishments that manufacture, distribute, or sell cultivated meat will be âsubject to disciplinary action.â
Licenses of such establishments could also be suspended.
On Thursday, the state House of Representativesâ Infrastructure Strategies Committee advanced the bill.
Its companion bill in the Senate, SB 1084, was advanced by the Senate Rules Committee.
As such, the bills are now ready for floor votes in both chambers. If passed, Florida will become the first U.S. state to support a total ban on cultivated meat.
âI want a free market that tells me when I put a product in Publix, I know that it is safe and secure,â said Rep. Daniel Alvarez (R-FL) according to Florida Politics, referring to the grocery store chain.
The lawmaker acknowledged that the ban wonât last âforever.â
However, he said that cultured meat will take at least five years to become widely available commercially, which gives lawmakers enough time to revisit the issue when necessary.
Vegan influencer Zhanna Samsonova 'dies of starvation' after decade of only eating raw fruit and vegetables
A "raw vegan" influencer has reportedly died from starvation after a decade of only eating fruit and vegetables.
Originally from Russia, Zhanna Samsonova - known as Zhanna D'Art on social media - used Instagram, where she had more than 10,000 followers before she died, to highlight the benefits of a raw vegan diet.
Speaking to a Russian newspaper following the 39-year-old's death in Malaysia on 21 July, her mother said Samsonova died from a "cholera-like infection" that was made worse by her restrictive diet.
Her official cause of death has not been revealed, but her friends had expressed worries about her extreme style of veganism to local media.
One friend told 116.ru: "Ms Samsonova's idle starvation was causing her to melt before our eyes, but she believed everything was fine.
"Only her eyes, merry eyes, and gorgeous hair compensated for the dreadful sight of a body tortured by idiocy. Forgive me if it sounds harsh."
Another added: "I lived one floor above her and every day I feared finding her lifeless body in the morning. I convinced her to seek treatment, but she didn't make it."
Friends also said she refused to get medical attention before her death, and described how she was bed bound and struggled to walk, according to local media.
They also claimed she had not drunk any water for six years, choosing instead to drink fruit and vegetable juice.
Quotes from the above post, by the Gibraltar Messenger:
Humans are omnivores, not herbivores or carnivores, but a combination of both because the human body needs both.
That is why in The Law (Deuteronomy 14) you are told what you can eat and what you cannot eat.
You were given God's Law to keep you healthy and and the environment pristine.
You break it at your own peril and destruction.
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