Ian

Sickening. Gazan man proudly holding up a dead Dolphin he caught and killed. Dolphins are known to be one of the most intelligent creatures on the planet.

Well done Greece 🇬🇷. Greece’s highest court has issued a landmark ruling: animals must be made unconscious before they are killed. This ends a long-standing exemption that allowed slaughter while animals were still fully aware. The court based its decision on animal welfare law and said the goal is to reduce suffering at the moment of death. In plain terms, animals cannot be killed while they are awake and able to feel pain. Any slaughter method that skips the step of making the animal unconscious is affected. That includes some halal and kosher practices, though not all halal methods avoid stunning. Slaughter remains legal, but the animal must not be conscious when it happens. Supporters call this a major step toward reducing cruelty and updating animal protection standards. Critics say it interferes with religious traditions and the freedom to practice them. The court chose to prioritize animal welfare, saying preventing unnecessary suffering comes first under current law. Whether people agree or not, the message is clear: if animals are killed for food, it must be done in a way that reduces pain and fear as much as possible. Many say this change is long overdue and reflects what we now understand about animal suffering.

I’m at the point that I want all our enemies imprisoned for life. Leftists, communists, migration activists, judges, politicians, civil servants. These people are evil and are systematically destroying everything good and beautiful in the West out of spite and envy.

In the UK, within the next month a person of the Muslim faith will attack one of two groups: a) Jewish people b) British people The reaction will be one of two 1) HOW is this still happening? 2) Stop being Islamophobic! People will die, all the time option 2 is prevalent. Life is now so incredibly predictable that this post is as obvious as saying ‘today is Sunday’.

On his 50th birthday, the wife of Israel’s National Security Minister, Itamar Ben Gvir, presented him with a cake depicting a gallows.