The Jewish people have a sick obsession with torturing animals. When people attempt to question this strange behavior, they lose control, and go into a rage.

This is presently happening in Belgium.

The General Director of the European Jewish Association Rabbi Menachem Margolin has protested a proposal by a Flemish government minister to implement a total ban on the practice of Jewish ritual slaughter, insisting such a move “is against freedom of religion.”

Flemish Minister for Animal Welfare Ben Weyts said on Belgian television Sunday that he would actively pursue a total ban on the practice of animal slaughter without pre-stunning, beginning next year.

Responding to the latest attack on the ancient Jewish ritual, Rabbi Margolin emphasized that the Jewish practice of “Shechita” is “the most humane method of slaughter” because it ensures the welfare of the animal not only at the time of slaughter, but also concerns itself with “the conditions in which animals are raised before their slaughter.”

He added, “As well as being illogical and inconsistent from the perspective of animal rights, labelling kosher meat will give ammunition to anti-Semites to attack Jewish tradition.”

Clearly, Jews have a right to torture animals, as not only are they God’s chosen people, but also six million were Holocausted.

How dare these Flemish try to stop their rituals?

The Jewish infection of Denmark is crying Antisemitism as the nation has officially and completely banned their sick animal torture behaviors.

Can you imagine any worse sort of crybabying?  I mean, I am a vicious and hate-filled Antisemite, myself, but even if I wasn’t, I can’t imagine giving permission to torture animals to a religious group simply because 6000 gazillion of their ancestors were gassed with disinfectant spray in pretend showers for no reason by Adolf Hitler.

I don’t really think anyone has a right to abuse animals.  The fact that the Jews imagine they have such a right speaks directly to how sickeningly deluded they are.

From the Daily Mail:

After years of campaigning in the Scandinavian country, the ban came in to law yesterday.

The change has been described as ‘anti-Semitic and ‘a clear interference in religious freedom’ by a group petitioning against the change.

Under European regulations, animals are required to be stunned before slaughter unless an exemption can be found on religious grounds.

And animals must be conscious when killed for the resultant meat to be kosher under Jewish law and halal under Islamic law.

But, following criticism, the country’s Minister for Food, Dan Jorgensen, told Denmark’s TV2 that ‘animal rights come before religion’.

Campaign group Danish Halal has collected more than 13,000 signatures opposing the law change and plans to present them to Mr Jorgensen this week.

The group said: ‘The new order is a clear interference in religious freedom and limits the Muslims and the Jews’ right to practise their religion in Denmark.

‘It is a procedure that is done under the guise of animal welfare, despite the fact that many scientific studies show that the animal suffers less when properly performed ritual slaughter than when it gets a blow to the head with a nail gun.’

The filthy Jewish media is complaining that “oh, but Denmark killed a giraffe” – but this is insane. The giraffe was humanely killed and fed to the cats, who obviously have to eat the flesh of some animal in order to survive. No one is telling the Jews they can’t eat animals, just that they are not allowed to torture them in their satanic rituals.

Denmark became the latest European country to ban the Jewish ritual torture of animals known as Kosher slaughter.  Clearly, this is the first step towards a whole new Holocaust.

From Israel National News:

The ban is largely symbolic, because there are currently no kosher slaughterhouses in Denmark. Nearly all meat for the country’s small Jewish community is imported. Despite this, the country’s 6,000 Jews inundated government offices with protests over the ban.

Speaking to reporters, Minister Dan Jørgensen said that “animal rights come before religious rights. I am in favor of religious slaughter, but it must be done in a way that does not bring pain to the animal. This can be accomplished only by stunning.”

According to Jewish law, stunning an animal before slaughtering renders it unkosher. Stunning damages various body parts and causes the animal to hemhorrage, making removal of the blood via cutting the arteries and veins impossible.

In the wake of Denmark’s move, Rabbi Menachem Margolin, head of an umbrella group of EU Jewish organizations, called on Denmark’s Prime Minister to cancel the order. At a recent meeting with top EU officials, Rabbi Margolin was told that shechita bans were in contradiction to EU laws guaranteeing freedom of religion.

In a letter to Danish officials, Margolin wrote that conducting kosher slaughter was a “bare minimum necessary for the survival of a Jewish community anywhere. Shechita bans in Denmark are hurtful to Jews in the country, in Europe, and throughout the world.”

How can we survive, if we do not torture animals, asks the Jew.

Poland, Holland, Switzerland and others have already banned the evil Jew torture behaviors.  More importantly though, these countries need to be pushing for a ban on child genital mutilation.  Or they could just, you know, deport all Jews to Israel.

Forward
September 3, 2013

A French senator said she will complain to police over death threats she received after proposing special labels for halal and kosher meat.

Sylvie Goy-Chavent of the centrist UDI party will lodge a complaint with police over the threats and online “calls for civil war and a call for the Israeli government to attack France,” she told the France Info radio station over the weekend.

She did not say where the threats appeared but reader comments in an article by the Jewish French news site JSSNews about Goy-Chavent featured a call to “slash her neck and see how long it takes her to bleed.”

The threats followed a nonbinding proposal that Goy-Chavent submitted last month in her capacity as Senatorial rapporteur on the meat industry. In a report published last month she recommended that producers of meat originating from animals that were not stunned before slaughter be legally required to apply “special labeling, to be applied in a non-stigmatizing manner.”

Last year, Goy-Chavent signed a full-page ad in Le Parisian urging the French president to outlaw ritual slaughter in France.

Jewish and Muslims religious laws require animals be conscious when their necks are cut — a practice deemed cruel by some animal welfare activist.

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While industrial-scale ritual slaughter has ceased in Poland since being outlawed in the country’s parliament, the Sejm, the Jewish community is still practicing shechita, its chief rabbi told The Jerusalem Post on Thursday.

American-born Chief Rabbi Michael Schudrich defended continuing shechita as usual, saying that the Jewish community has spoken with several top constitutional lawyers who believe that it “is already legal.” The Jewish community “did a big shechita” a week-and-a-half ago, Schudrich said.

“I have no hesitation to do shechita. When it becomes necessary we certainly will do shechita [again] because I believe it’s legal.”

Ritual slaughter officially ceased in Poland in January, following a 2012 decision by Poland’s constitutional court that exempting religious Muslims and Jews from a law requiring that animals be stunned before slaughter was “unconstitutional.”

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