The horror of halal

By Fred Elbel on 14 May 2017

Tags:

assimilation

diversity

islam

multiculturalism

political correctness

The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated”

- Mahatma Gandhi

I recently experienced a rather disgusting encounter with the cult of multiculturalism and their dissolute corporate profiteers.

Under the false impression that Whole Foods carries top quality products, I recently purchased several Safron Road frozen dinners. Back home, I fortunately caught the fine print "certified Halal" warning label, which allowed me to avoid ingesting this filth. I complained to store headquarters and received a terse response saying that they emphasize "product quality".

For those who are uninformed, "halal" means that the animal must be butchered under conditions of extreme cruelty. The animal's throat is slit and it is strung up upside down to bleed out while it is still alive and conscious. Islamic religious chants must be issued while the animal suffers an excruciating death.

Sadly, FDA does not mandate that halal-certified foods sold in America are are in fact labeled as such.

It is inconceivable to me that American stores are carrying meat and food products from animals killed in this manner. Anything for a buck, I guess. I won't be frequenting those stores.

We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals."

- Immanuel Kant

References

Everything You Wanted To Know About Halal But Were Too Afraid To Ask, Swarajy Mag, May 28, 2020.

Are you inadvertently supporting Islamic terrorism by unwittingly buying halal food?, Bare Naked Islam. The list of halal products and stores includes:

Kentucky Fried Chicken
Butterball
Saffron Road - sold at Whole Foods
Strauss Brands pork chops - sold at Costco
Campbells Soup, mainly in Canada
Wal-mart
Ben and Jerry's
Subway
McDonalds

Halal certification logos from the above article:

Halal logos

Halal logos - infanca and M

Search for restaurants and stores selling halal products in your country, state, and city - and avoid them.

IFANCA Halal-certified Products is one of the most comprehensive sources for verifying whether foods or products are halal-certified and sharia-compliant.

Video: Boycott Halal by Pat Condell