Posted on 06/15/2014 2:39:59 PM PDT by nickcarraway
The Ministry of Defence admits it does not label food as halal or kosher in its UK or overseas bases, with only soldiers who request these meals told what they are eating
Soldiers are unwittingly being fed halal meat in military bases , the Ministry of Defence has admitted.
The MoD has confirmed that only troops who request specific meals are told the source of the meat they are eating.
Food served in MoD canteens in both UK and permanent bases abroad is not routinely labelled to indicate it has been slaughtered using religious methods to ensure it is halal or kosher.
Only military personnel who specifically request their meals are prepared in accordance with religious practice are told which dishes they can eat, a Freedom of Information request disclosed.
The MoD said it does not label halal food, in accordance with current Government guidelines which state dishes do not have to indicate the method of slaughter.
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I will have a BLT and a John Courage...
If you care, just add bacon to everything.
Maybe it healther I take BLT LOL!
They’re afraid of having their heads chopped off if they give a savage some bacon.
“If you care, just add bacon to everything.”
It is an issue for some people because the religiously proscribed methods of slaughter used by iron-age savages are, by modern sensibilities, inhumane.
If someone doesn’t want to eat beef from a cow that was needlessly tormented before its death, then adding bacon won’t fix it no.
Vegetarian would be a choice, then.
Why don’t we drop a cargo plane of pork rinds on Iraq and see what happens.
Is it just my imagination, or did “jameslalor” describe religious Jews as “iron-age savages”?
Feed them pork.
All of them.
Seems so. Near as I can tell the only difference between slaughtering animals under halal laws and kosher laws is halal requires you mention Allah during the act.
Thanks, that’s what I thought, too.
Muslims who follow halal rituals always pronounce the name of God on each animal that is slaughtered.
Read more: Difference Between Kosher and Halal | Difference Between | Kosher vs Halal http://www.differencebetween.net/miscellaneous/difference-between-kosher-and-halal/#ixzz34kcDV0iZ
From the Council of Jerusalem:
For it hath seemed good to the Holy Ghost and to us, to lay no further burden upon you than these necessary things: That you abstain from things sacrificed to idols, and from blood, and from things strangled, and from fornication; from which things keeping yourselves, you shall do well. Fare ye well.
Acts 15:28-29
Near as I can tell the only difference between slaughtering animals under halal laws and kosher laws is halal requires you mention Allah during the act.
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That is, most definitely, NOT true. Please do a search on the terms “kosher” and “halal”, and you will truly see that the islamic savages — excuse the redundancy — believe in torturing the poor beasts while they shout to their satanic god.
Kosher slaughter is entirely different and done humanely.
Muslims who follow halal rituals always pronounce the name of God....
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I pray to God. The satanic cult of mohammedism prays to allah, who is most definitely not God.
Kosher is also blessed by the Rabbi.
Well, kosher slaughter consists in hanging the animal upside down, (which tends to terrify them), and then cutting their throats (which also usually includes their trachea), so that they bleed to death while choking for air and thrashing upside down.
And that's the way that Jews make sure that the animal was killed while alive, and not first made unconscious.
As opposed, for example, to stunning them with a bolt in a quiet, darkened room to keep them calm, before they are bled out, as is done in a modern slaughtering plant.
Yeah, halal is even worse. But in general, there's kosher and halal on the "iron-age savage" side of the line, and a modern slaughterhouse on the other side of the line.
I have looked into it a bit and I have found nothing that supports your claim.
Well said.
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