Sainsbury's and Asda won't stock Christian Easter egg

What Politcally Corrupt (or should I say correct) horse shit.

We don't want to use the word Easter which is the holiest day on the Chistian calendar but will sell as Islamic approved chocolate egg to keep the religion of peace less unhappy.

People make jokes about the WW II French Surrender monkeys, but these folks out due any of those people, they are becoming the English Surrender monkeys and deserve any ridicule that follows.

I don't see what this has to do with Islam. The fact that one or two brands of chocolate in the dtore's regular inventory happen to be halal is irrelevant and just typical conservative-baiting. Most food is considered halal by muslims so long as it doesn't contain pork, blood or alcohol so chocolate would probably be halal in most cases anyway.

Offering food that happens to be halal is not promoting Islam and is not the same as selling religious Christian material

The bakery down the street from my house doesn't sell bibles. It just sells bread. Bread doesn't have pork or booze in it so it's halal for Muslims. Doesn't mean my bakery is promoting Islam over Christianity.

Because you refuse to recognize an obvious fact.

Islam is about control.

It's about control of all aspects of life from political, to cultural, to legal, to educational, to how you eat, sleep and crap.

The real devil in the details of Halal is in the label. They sell the certification. Halal is certified with a label and pressure is put on companies to buy the label. The more Muslims in a country, the more pressure. And you might say, "no big deal," but with the label comes control of the food processing and distribution industry. It starts small. The last I heard not all Cadbury's products were halal. Not all Campbell's soups are. But some are. I've seen Campbell's tomato soup with the halal label. This was me when I saw that - Tomato soup?

I boycott Campbell's soups myself even though they're not all Halal. Also Cadbury's. Not all Cadbury's products are Halal, but apparently now you can't even call Easter Eggs, Easter Eggs in England.

Islam has been at the immigration jihad business a long time - centuries even. They know all the tricks. The steady enveloping control over who manages the production and distribution of food and how is part of it.

Ummm....Easter Eggs like Christmas trees are just pagan hold overs. Neither have anything to do with the birth or resurrection of Christ. Talk about much ado about nothing.

Au Contraire! This reminded me of one of those chain emails I got back in the 90's from one of my more gullible friends.

It brought to our attention the little "K" that was on food packaging meant that you paid a secret 'Jewish Tax', and that our food supply was secretly going to fund the oppression of the Palestinians! Riveting stuff!

In reality, it was just thinly disguised racism, and has about as much sinister intent as labeling food 'may contain peanuts'.

Because you refuse to recognize an obvious fact.

Islam is about control.

It's about control of all aspects of life from political, to cultural, to legal, to educational, to how you eat, sleep and crap.

The real devil in the details of Halal is in the label. They sell the certification. Halal is certified with a label and pressure is put on companies to buy the label. The more Muslims in a country, the more pressure. And you might say, "no big deal," but with the label comes control of the food processing and distribution industry. It starts small. The last I heard not all Cadbury's products were halal. Not all Campbell's soups are. But some are. I've seen Campbell's tomato soup with the halal label. This was me when I saw that - Tomato soup?

I boycott Campbell's soups myself even though they're not all Halal. Also Cadbury's. Not all Cadbury's products are Halal, but apparently now you can't even call Easter Eggs, Easter Eggs in England.

Islam has been at the immigration jihad business a long time - centuries even. They know all the tricks. The steady enveloping control over who manages the production and distribution of food and how is part of it.

OMG It's a big chocolate conspiracy!!!

Conspiracy?

Is that the new definition of an obvious fact in the regressive leftist dictionary?

I think you're going to find that when Islam gets around to dealing with you and yours in your fantasy realm of Progtopia it's not going to be as kind to y'all as you think it should be.

BTW, not just chocolate, also soup...and subway sandwiches, and chicken, and Beef, and...

Do you remember that story about Earl's restaurants refusing to use Canadian Beef? Turned out that was about Halal.

Really...how clever you sound to see past such an obvious falsehood in your little story.

Can you do me a favor? Apply those amazing deductive skills to this symbol:



It's the one I've seen on some Campbell's soup tins.

See, cause I heard that label certified this:



But by all means if a superior fellow like yourself can tell me what that particular crescent moon symbol really does mean if it doesn't mean Halal I'm all ears.

Because you refuse to recognize an obvious fact.

Islam is about control.

It's about control of all aspects of life from political, to cultural, to legal, to educational, to how you eat, sleep and crap.

The real devil in the details of Halal is in the label. They sell the certification. Halal is certified with a label and pressure is put on companies to buy the label. The more Muslims in a country, the more pressure. And you might say, "no big deal," but with the label comes control of the food processing and distribution industry. It starts small. The last I heard not all Cadbury's products were halal. Not all Campbell's soups are. But some are. I've seen Campbell's tomato soup with the halal label. This was me when I saw that - Tomato soup?

I boycott Campbell's soups myself even though they're not all Halal. Also Cadbury's. Not all Cadbury's products are Halal, but apparently now you can't even call Easter Eggs, Easter Eggs in England.

Islam has been at the immigration jihad business a long time - centuries even. They know all the tricks. The steady enveloping control over who manages the production and distribution of food and how is part of it.I assume the same mentality applies to other horse-shit labels like organic or non-gmo?