Veganism is becoming an extremist lifestyle

The left is eating its plant-based self

This week Billie Eilish served up a reminder of the irritations of veganism. She forced the O2 to go fully plant-based during her six-night run of shows – and the Daily Mail reported that fans, who’d paid £70+ for a ticket to see her, were not happy about the food on offer at the arena. One said: ‘Punters were less than impressed with the vegan options – a mixture of pizzas, cauliflower bits and loaded fries – with more than one asking “Did they run out of meat or something?”.’

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Vegan animal rights activists hit with new punishment after pit bull mauled woman, 95, to death

The owners of a dog who mauled a woman to death have been ordered to pay more than $76,000 in boarding fees amid a protracted legal battle over euthanizing the canine.

Vegan rights activists Neil and Annie Hornish have been fighting in court to keep their pit bull/pointer mix named Dexter alive for more than five years.

Dexter allegedly attacked and mauled 95-year-old Janet D’Aleo when the woman came to the couple’s Suffield, Connecticut, home to visit Annie’s mother on November 6, 2019, according to Inside Investigator.

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Big Green Groups Disguise Opposition Research Against Pro-Meat Declaration As Journalism

The war on meat is in full swing as far-left environmental groups engage in a coordinated effort to smear proponents of sustainable livestock as industry bogeymen seduced by corporate greed.

In October 2022, a coalition of over 1,000 scientists signed a declaration stressing that the optimal nutrition delivered by a meat-based diet was vital in alleviating world hunger.

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The dark side of veganism

Veganism is a phenomenon. Young people are going vegan en masse. The “plant-based movement” is taking hold across the West, while eco-socialist campaign groups such as Greenpeace and Peta are becoming bolder than ever in their insistence that anyone who eats meat or drinks milk wants to see the Earth burn.

The science paints a different picture; going vegan hurts the planet rather than helps it – and causes a wealth of other problem, too.

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Plant-based meats aren’t selling, so companies adjust fire and try a new strategy: real meat

As if you needed any more evidence that the “climate emergency” narrative is nothing more than a profit-driven and anti-human agenda, here you go, from a report by the “Climate Solutions” department of The Washington Post today: “As the plant-based meat market cools, some start-ups turn to a new ingredient: Actual meat.

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Vegan with axe to grind leaves barrage of malicious ‘fake reviews’

It all started with a picture of a roast chicken.

Chef Joss Beechim-Horton was baffled by some of the reaction, and so decided to try to work out why one man was repeatedly criticising his food on social media.

But questioning the man, who turned out to be a vegan activist, only led to a tirade about climate change and one-star reviews that threatened to damage the reputation of his rural pub.

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Grand National puts up defiant, united front in the face of animal rights protestors

Animal rights protesters have been arrested at Aintree Racecourse, amid plans to prevent the Grand National from taking place this afternoon.
Despite a large police presence at the racecourse activists have warned that they will scale fences and enter the track, in order to prevent the main event from starting at 5.15pm.

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Undercover investigation exposes plan by up to 100 Animal Rebellion activists to storm Grand National Steeplechase

Seriously they should encourage them to block the course.

A secret plot by more than 100 eco-activists to sabotage the Grand National has been exposed by an undercover Mail on Sunday investigation.

Militant vegans and animal rights campaigners plan to use ladders and bolt cutters to storm security fences before the race at Aintree, then glue themselves together as a human barricade and sit across the course.

The conspiracy – revealed just two weeks before the race meeting – was uncovered by an MoS reporter posing as a member of the Animal Rebellion campaign group.

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He’s an Outspoken Defender of Meat. OMG!! Industry Funds His Research!!!

meat and guns

A UC Davis professor runs an academic center that was conceived by a trade group, according to records, and gets most of its funding from farming interests.

In 2019, three dozen leading researchers sounded a stark warning in a prominent scientific journal: To fight climate change and improve human health, the world needed to dramatically cut back on eating red meat.

The findings were quickly attacked by Frank Mitloehner, the head of an agricultural research center at the University of California, Davis, and a prominent critic of the journal’s research.

The report’s authors were spreading a “radical anti-meat agenda,” Dr. Mitloehner wrote on Twitter, where he led a backlash under the hashtag, #yes2meat. “Their so-called planetary diet is a quasi-vegan diet,” he said, calling the findings “anti-livestock.”

According to the NYTimes logic the Democratic party would be co-swindlers with Sam Bankman-Fried, their 2nd largest donor.

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Oat milk is killing the planet

The billion-dollar industry has duped vegan activists

What did you pour over the breakfast cereal this morning? Oatly? Almond milk? Coconut milk? Surely not old-fashioned cow’s milk? As the splash of recent protests by Animal Rebellion (an offshoot of Extinction Rebellion) have warned: the bovine white stuff is the devil’s secretion. Targeting high-end grocers — such as Waitrose, Harrods and M&S Foods — in their “Milk Pour” campaign, these climate-change activists have tipped litres of dairy all over the hallowed floors of middle-class temples, while holding placards demanding a “plant-based future”.

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Animal Rebellion protesters pour milk in shops – including Harrods, Waitrose and Marks & Spencer

Protesters have been pouring milk on to shop floors, displays and products across the UK today (October 15). The Animal Rebellion group co-ordinated the action in stores like Waitrose, Whole Foods and Marks & Spencer in London, Manchester, Norwich and Edinburgh just before 12pm.

Footage shows several protesters pouring milk, taken from the shelves, on to display cabinets in Harrods’ food hall in Knightsbridge. Another group was filmed emptying milk bottles on to the floor and across a table laden with cheeses in Fortnum and Mason in Piccadilly.

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Vegans and Just Stop Oil eco-zealots join forces to bring central London to a standstill by pouring MILK all over the roads and covering shopfronts with paint

Vegans and Just Stop Oil eco-zealots have joined forces to bring central London to a standstill by pouring milk all over the roads and covering shopfronts with paint.

Protesters from the groups, offshoots of Extinction Rebellion, blocked roads and bridges in the capital this afternoon in order to highlight their demand that the government stops new oil and gas projects.

Members of the environmental protest groups Animal Rebellion and Just Stop Oil poured milk on Regent Street and St James’s Street as they marched through central London.

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Vegan mob threaten to cause ‘supermarket shortages’

Police arrested dozens of vegan activists today as they targeted Britain’s next Prime Minister Liz Truss after trespassing in dairy plants across the country.

Animal Rebellion protestors launched a second day of direct action at Arla and Muller’s processing plants as they drilled through truck tyres and filled pipes with expanding foam on Monday.

Another protest from the offshoot of Extinction Rebellion took place outside the Queen Elizabeth II Centre in Westminster, just hours before the new Tory Party leader was named.

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‘People say they want me arrested’: the owners putting their pets on vegan diets

The vegan pet food industry is now worth billions. But can plant-based meals really meet a dog or cat’s nutritional needs?

Father Terry Martin, a Catholic priest in West Sussex, became a vegan almost three years ago. The transition was fairly abrupt: he was alone eating a roast dinner with his dog Pepe on his knees (“I know,” he says. “Terrible.”) when he was struck by the realisation that the animal he was eating had been “just as sentient as the one sitting on my lap”.

I don’t know about arrested but horsewhipped certainly.

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