Fighting Barbaric Mud Pracitces: Ban Kosher & Halal Ritual Slaughter

[Rev.Cambeul]

From Animals Australia

VICTORY! Turtles & dugongs protected from brutal hunts

Animals Australia supporters and caring people across Australia have won a landmark victory for turtles and dugongs in Far North Queensland. Under 'traditional' hunts [by muds Indigenous to Australia ~ Cailen], turtles could have their flippers hacked off while alive, and dugongs were drowned behind boats. But they will now be protected under the Animal Care and Protection Act — thanks to you!

Read more at http://animalsaustralia.org/features/turtle-dugong-victory.php

[Rev.Cambeul]

Reverend Cambeul, will you do one thing for this frightened steer?

He was forced into a metal box, tipped off his feet and turned upside down. Terrified and completely immobilised, his throat was then cut. This is fully conscious 'full inversion' slaughter. It causes severe distress, which is why it is illegal in Australia. But it's still deemed an 'acceptable' way for Australian animals to die in the live export trade. Sadly it's too late for this steer whose life ended inside a 'full inversion slaughter box' in Israel. But you can ensure his suffering was not in vain by taking action on facebook and twitter to save animals just like him from the same ordeal. Hundreds of people have already spoken out. Add your voice today!

http://www.banliveexport.com/features/full-inversion-slaughter-box.php

[Rev.Cambeul]

Religious levy costs Queensland abattoirs thousands each month

Natasha Bita Komang Erviani | Courier Mail | October 20, 2013

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/religious-levy-costs-queensland-abattoirs-thousands-each-month/story-fnihsrf2-1226743106235

QUEENSLAND abattoirs are being slugged thousands of dollars a month through a religious levy on meat exports so powerful Muslim clerics in Jakarta can raise money for Islamic schools and mosques.

The Halal certification fees can cost some meat processors up to $27,000 a month.

The Indonesian Council of Ulama (MUI), the top Islamic body which orders fatwa religious rulings, has even banned a Brisbane business from operating - because it was not charging Queensland abattoirs enough to give the religious tick-off to export meat.

The scandal has stopped most of Queensland's Halal meat exports to Indonesia, as angry abattoir operators boycott the more expensive Halal certifiers endorsed by the MUI.

Australian companies that certify meat as Halal, or legal under Islamic law, must be accredited with Indonesia's MUI - which approves just one certifier per state or territory.

The MUI has suspended Brisbane based Australian Halal Food Services (AHFS) for engaging in "unfair competition'' that could "weaken (the) Halal certification movement".

Certifiers must donate a share of their revenue to mosques and Islamic schools. [more ...]

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/northern-territory/animal-welfare-officers-wont-step-in-despite-reports-of-dog-fights-and-cruelty-in-wadeye/story-fnk0b1zt-1227169094638


ANIMAL Welfare workers are powerless to help abused dogs unless an owner can be identified – despite horror reports of animal cruelty in a Territory community – a Government bureaucrat has said. 
 
A Wadeye resident, who wished to remain anonymous, said animals often fell victim to violence when feuding families started rioting in the streets of the community, about 220km southwest of Darwin.

"So many dogs are malnourished, have skin disease, are mistreated and forced to fight other clans' dogs," he said.

"They become victims of riots and gang fights and get killed and skinned as revenge by other clans."


NT Animal Welfare Branch boss Peter Phillips said his office had not received complaints about the treatment of specific animals in the region.

"For offences to be proven under the Animal Welfare Act, the animal must have an owner who can be identified," he said.

The Wadeye resident said he had seen kids throwing a puppy against a wall until it died. "Kids think it is fun and adults and parents don't stop the kids," he said.

"So many dogs have broken legs due to violence toward animals and there are many prolapsed female dogs.

"Cats are also treated the same way or worse. There is no vet service available in Wadeye and no fly-in fly-out vet at all for a few years."

The man said he had contacted animal welfare but was told to gather information on who owned the animals that were neglected or mistreated.

"They should just come and see what's happening and gather information, which is their job," he said.

Mr Phillips said general animal management was "primarily the responsibility of local shires and councils in the NT".

"In many remote communities police are animal welfare inspectors and may be asked to attend a complaint and report on the situation," he said.

"The Animal Welfare Branch has been working with the Australian Veterinary Association, Animal Management in Remote and Rural Communities, shire councils and NT Police to improve animal welfare across the Territory."

Darwin vet Stephen Cutter, a board member of Animal Management in Remote and Rural Communities, said the service did not reach Wadeye.

These fu*king Abbos! They have no regard for any life what so ever!
SO nobody gets punished for breaking the law by hurting animals because the animals have to have a proven owner!

About time we round up some of these boong "animals" and throw their babies against the wall, skin them alive and laugh and say "this animla doesn't have an owner"!

[Rev.Cambeul]

Head Kike says, The Nazis did that! ...

Belgian Jewish Leader Slams 'Nazi' Ban on Kosher Slaughter
JTA
http://forward.com/fast-forward/369584/belgian-jewish-leader-slams-nazi-ban-on-kosher-slaughter

Extract: Amid discussions on limiting ritual slaughter of animals in Belgium, a leader of the country's Jewish community pleaded with lawmakers not to "repeat the Nazis' acts." The statement Thursday by Philippe Markiewicz, president of the Consistoire organization of Belgian Jewry that is responsible for providing religious services, was unusual because Jewish community officials rarely draw comparisons between present-day issues and the Nazi occupation, which remains a sensitive subject in Belgium. "The last assault on ritual slaughter was in October 1940 under the Nazi occupation because they knew how important it was for Jews," Markiewicz said during an address in the city of Namur ...