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I had tears in my eyes reading this. It is absolutely appalling what humans have inflicted for centuries upon the animal kingdom in the name of "science" and "food" and even religious "sacrifices". So much torture and slaughter beyond anything most of us can even imagine, this is why there was an expression "if slaughterhouses had glass walls, nobody would eat meat", and laboratories are far far worse. I had an acquaintance many years ago who worked at a lab where they experimented on dogs, cutting their spinal cords, studying the effects, and trying to sew them back together. How can anyone involved in such torture then go home to make dinner for their families and kiss their kids goodnight? These people are obviously completely desensitised and heart-dead. Remember the publicity about the beagle experiments Fauci supposedly did? Just a way of letting you know what they are doing to US! And incredibly this inhumane treatment of life is not confined to animals, if you want to explore some more very dark history, check out how the medical schools of yesteryear educated their doctors using human lab animals, many orphans were sold in this way, and Pasteur himself experimented on his own son and a young servant, eventually killing both of them. Removing the organs of still-living animals and humans for demonstrations was common and accepted as scientific education, and grave robbers also made a fortune selling the recently dead to medical schools.

Many ancient civilisations lived in harmony with their milk herds, including living nomadic lives so that their animals always had fresh pastures. They knew how to preserve milk products as other healthy foods. And they did NOT separate the calves from the mothers. If you have ever lived near a dairy farm, the mothers and babies scream and call out loudly to each other for days after separation, heartbreaking to listen to. Being a mother myself, i can totally understand this. You spent many months growing your baby inside you, and your hormones are completely geared towards the survival of that baby. It's no accident that every baby animal can find its own mother in a herd, and vice versa -- they are bonded by nature.

We came here to this creation with EVERYTHING we need to survive and thrive supplied freely by nature. Animal milk is a very nutritious food which has been the centre of many cultures. The cow is sacred in India NOT becos it gives meat, but becos it gives MILK to nourish all of humanity, from which many other valuable foods like butter and cheese are also made. Thus milk was/is considered sacred in some spiritual belief systems. The message i have come to understand is that milk animals are happy to produce some extra milk for us, but they want to be cared for and honoured with love and appreciation, and they do NOT want their babies taken away! Very very far from how the modern dairy industry works.......

It is just the same with bees -- they are happy to share their honey with us, so they make a lot of honey in the spring for us, which we're welcome to, they don't even attempt to protect it. After that they set about making a lot of honey for themselves, so their hives can overwinter and they can feed their own young, and they definitely fiercely protect that. If you keep bees, harvest the honey only in early summer, THAT is the gift of honey they give you. It is an atrocity to take the honey in late summer, and then give the bees disgusting toxic white sugar to live on all winter, yet this is common practise. And we wonder why entire hives die off over winter? And just like nature's gift of milk, pasteurising it kills all the amazing nutritive value of honey.

The reason so many people are "allergic" to dairy is becos their bodies don't recognise this dead product as food, NOT becos they don't have the genes to digest it or whatever other BS we've been told. Just like the reason so many are told they are "allergic to gluten" when in actually becos they (and all of us) are allergic to poison, eg. glyphosate.

Humans are so intent on ravaging and raping all of Mother Nature's gifts, and we are so so so so so out of harmony with nature and her natural rhythms, which were designed to provide everything we need in a beautiful reciporcal cycle, if we honour and properly care for Her.

Re the dairy industry, i am wondering how sileage fits in with all this. It is basically rotten hay, it smells horrible, and uses ENORMOUS amounts of non-recyclable plastic which ends up in landfills. How can this possibly be good for cows?

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This article reads more like evidence one would use to establish a history of psychopathic behavior in a murder trial. It's a known pattern that, often, abusers and murderers start first with the abuse of animals. Could it be that some of what they call "science" is really just a front for demonic rituals and torture? It seems like these supposed scientific practices are contributing to the breakdown of society and, also, the initiation of psychopaths into high-ranking, government sponsored medical positions.

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