Being Butchered by Agenda 21 – There’s Something Fishy Going On

If we want sanitised food we can easily get it from our local poison factory supermarket at 3 packs of crap or £10. If we want real meat, uncontaminated by corporate control freaks, we need our high street butchers.

In a further move to alienate human beings from their carnivorous food source, first through scare stories of BSE and ‘horsemeat’ in burgers, now it appears that Plato’s guardian newspaper is trying to make the idea of meat abhorrent to the average meat eater by suggesting that it is far too gross to be on public display in the form of dead animals in butcher shop windows.

To suggest that people should have the sanitised version on display in the likes of Tesco and other poison food outlets is the only way to go tells us a lot about who my be behind the commissioning of such an article. A bit of a giveaway is in the fact that at no point are fish mentioned with every major supermarket chain having large fresh fish counters displaying their wares; tails, torsos and heads complete with eyes peering at you as you make your purchase.

http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2014/feb/24/butcher-meat-window-display-row-suffolk

To suggest that people should be shielded from the reality that all meat comes from animals is sheer hypocrisy as we see butchery, both animal and human, on daily display on television sets and cinema screen with all the horrors of war, psychopathic killers, slasher horror flicks, blood sucking vampires, zombies and the like, simply a part of everyday life for the mindless masses who indulge themselves in such banal and gross ‘entertainment’ for their viewing pleasure.

How can this possibly compare with the reality that meat comes from animals is beyond me. I would imagine that if more people were actually made aware that their meat used to form part of a blood and guts living creature at one time then they may themselves decide to partake of a little more vegetarian cuisine in their diets. Personally I wouldn’t, but then I know where meat comes from and in what form it used to exist and further understand that meat forms an essential part of the human diet since man first started to hunt wild animals.

But there’s a wider agenda at play here, which Plato’s Guardian is a prime promoter of.

They are of course the main propagandists for the idea that everything must be ‘sustainable’, including farming, which under the auspices of UN Agenda 21 is according to them, ‘unsustainable’.

We’ve all heard the Guardian, the BBC and other climate fear mongers constantly harp on about cows farting thus apparently leading to further non-existent global warming. This drive to remove meat from butcher’s windows is simply another attack on the small shopkeeper who is already having a hard time competing with the poison food supermarkets that have decimated other sectors of our once thriving high streets across the country.

Fishmongers be warned, you’ll be next and should stand haunch to haunch with the butchers and fight the porky pies of the Agenda 21 fraternity before your own businesses become a rump of what they used to be and end up as another carcass devoured by global warming zealots and the control freaks of the United Nations.