Halal slaughter not being regulated. Terrible cruelty. Trump given Halal by Charles.
Thu 7:39 am +00:00, 18 Sep 2025 2Robin describes the evasion of animal cruelty laws by use of religious exemption.
Halal is not properly labeled. So people don’t know if they are eating Halal or cruelly slaughtered meat.
Kosher slaughter is equally cruel. The Jews are not abusing the religious exemption. More details.
70% of all the meat being eaten in England is Halal. Not being regulated. Duchy of Cornwall is Halal. Sanctioned by Prince Charles. He is on record as praising Islam. He is quoting from The Koran.
If he converts he would have to abdicate under Constitutional Law.
Catherine Blaiklock and Robin raising money to bring Judicial Review to force Local Authorities to enforce the law on Halal properly.
Also labeling in supermarkets is not being done correctly. The Teds are the only ones doing anything on this as with rape gangs and many other issues.
To support the Halal campaign Gofundme – halal meat – we need a link.
Google search – Extremists and right-wing commentators are up in arms about King Charles after a Ramadan Iftar event was held at Windsor Castle — which was enough for extremists on social media to accuse the King of converting to Islam.
Halal, and Kosher Slaughter have always been cruel, or at least appear cruel. Traditionally in the lets say UK, cattle sheep and pigs are stunned by being hit in the brain by a stun gun. The area hit is in the centre of a cross drawn between the eyes and ears. It immediately renders the animal unconscious . In Halal, Kosher, the throat is cut with a razor sharp knife. My opinion, I favour the traditional method, but as the animals are already stressed and don’t know what to expect, it makes little difference. Horror stories exist whichever you choose. Most seem to like the idea that there is meat in the shops that’s just there, fingers in ears la la la la la,.
Agreed Ian, key phrase being “as the animals are already stressed and don’t know what to expect, it makes little difference”. The animals can smell death as they approach a slaughterhouse, so the element of surprise is missing, they sort of know what is coming
“Most seem to like the idea that there is meat in the shops that’s just there, fingers in ears la la la la la”. Like so many other things now many folk have no idea how it got there, they just take it for granted.
If “education” really meant to educate kids then secondary schools should take all year 10 pupils to a slaughterhouse to see how it operates. Ditto chicken, pig and cattle farms. Impossible in the modern world of course, unless accompanied by a team of psychiatrists and counsellors