If the well being of a person or animal is at stake then we must do all that is in our hearts to protect what we love, if you don't then why are you here?
At the coming up of the sun today it's still illegal in Britain to talk about slaughterhouses of why animals are really killed, and for my family of long gone days who died for that personal freedom everyone seems to talk about today.
I will live, breathe, eat and sleep in it every moment knowing that no animal is put in a packet for me and my full lifestyle is an act of rebellion against any medal, flag, group or country until all slaughterhouses are closed down and calfs don't have to go through the torment of being separated from their pregnant mother in death while the cow has her nipples clamped in blood for the dairy industry.
I know all countries need an army to sort trade dispute, as without an army you get robbed of your gold and diamonds like Africa and if Britain did not have an army then we wouldn't have the free society we have today. Life is forever moving forward from slavery being abolished, the world wars being finished with and now we are all around the table and into the stock market trading instead of looking for world domination in violence which is a very beautiful thing.
All good will always be attacked so armies are necessary, all animals will be killed so a system needs to be put in place so educated people can group together and stop those things happening in the stock market. As for my family, friends and all effected by the war have a peaceful day and maybe go vegan just for today as you weep and understand that all suffering begins on the plate.
If you are going to feed my mind with your sympathy please accept my empathy on all accounts to every country, every person and every animal who has been forced to suffer in the hands of human beings. If the animals were to form a world religion then they would depict the devil in human form ~ lest we forget
from William Robertson http://ift.tt/1NByD9v Lest we forget the animals - Entrepreneur Generations
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