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Animal 'Rights'
"Christianity is our
foe. If animal rights is to succeed, we must destroy the
Judeo-Christian Religious tradition"
[Peter Singer, Founder of
Animal Rights, quoted at:
source].
Vegetarianism and Veganism
"After author Jeanette
Winterson Tweeted that she'd captured and eaten a rabbit, she was
attacked by vegetarians who said they'd never again read a single
word she wrote. An unrepentant meat-eater responded: 'A reading list
confined to vegetarian authors would be extremely restrictive', and
she's right. You'd have to read the warped, nightmarish stories of
Franz Kafka who, after becoming a vegetarian, said to a fish in an
aquarium: 'Now I can look at you in peace; I don't eat you any
more.' Or you could opt for Mein Kampf by that other great
animal-loving veggie Adolf Hitler"
[Amanda Platell, Daily Mail,
21 June 2014].
Food Control
"At the World Food
Programme we have recognized what a valuable tool food aid can be in
changing behaviour. In so many poorer countries food is money. Food is power. We use
it to change behaviour. Some may call that bribery. We do not
apologise" [Catherine Bertini, Executive Director, UN Food Program,
UN Highlights, July 1998].
"Across the Western
world, the politically correct micro-managing of daily life
continues to intensify. ... It's also worth recalling that the mania
sweeping Britain and parts of America for bans on tobacco, alcohol,
fattening foods, non-organic foods and non-local foods has
significant antecedents in Nazi ideology. Hitler Youth manuals
proclaimed that 'nutrition is not a private matter', a slogan that
summarises vast swathes of the eco-Left's propagandising. Nazis led
the world in researching organic foods and alternative medicines
(the concentration camp Dachau boasted the largest alternative and
organic medicine research lab in the world). Heinrich Himmler was an
animal rights activist and proponent of 'natural healing'. Hitler
and his advisors discussed the need to move the entire nation to
vegetarianism as a response to the unhealthiness promoted by
capitalism" [Jonah Goldberg, Daily Mail, 04 January 2009].
"If we are not even free
anymore to decide something as basic as what we wish to eat or
drink, how much freedom do we really have left?"
[Representative Ron
Paul, 16 May 2011, quoted at:
source].
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