It was first reported in the US this week that Cadbury is in real trouble with its export market. After having paid the Indonesian Halal Certification mob the correct protection money, the Malaysian Health Ministry has found traces of pork DNA in its products. All hell has broken loose.

Now I understand that porcine fat is used in many foods, including chocolate and ice cream, where a smooth “texture” is needed but poor Cadbury (which is very quiet about its certification) is copping it from all Islamic quarters.

Cadbury has agreed to recall all pork “tainted” items from stores overseas, a massive undertaking amid cries of foul play. More than 20 Muslim groups have called for a boycott on all Cadbury’s products, saying that a holy war needs to be waged against the confectionary giant for attempting to “weaken” Muslims.

At a news conference called to announce the boycotts an hysterical Malay woman yelled, “Will Cadbury wash away the tainted blood in our veins? I want to wash away the tainted blood of my children who have consumed the chocolates… how will money even compensate for that?”

And yes, I've just checked again ~ We are indeed living in the Year 2014.

God help us.

link

May contain traces of pork:


http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01119/bacon-chocolate_1119638c.jpg

This particular backward item of islam is practised by 1.5 billion muslims. How can any of these violent and irrational people expect to be taken seriously.

Whether it's Jews and kosher foods, or Muslims and halal, or Catholics eating fish on Fridays, I really think it's time everyone started to grow up and stop playing these silly games.

Lord Herbert wrote on May 29^th, 2014 at 5:12pm:

It was first reported in the US this week that Cadbury is in real trouble with its export market. After having paid the Indonesian Halal Certification mob the correct protection money, the Malaysian Health Ministry has found traces of pork DNA in its products. All hell has broken loose. Now I understand that porcine fat is used in many foods, including chocolate and ice cream, where a smooth “texture” is needed but poor Cadbury (which is very quiet about its certification) is copping it from all Islamic quarters. Cadbury has agreed to recall all pork “tainted” items from stores overseas, a massive undertaking amid cries of foul play. More than 20 Muslim groups have called for a boycott on all Cadbury’s products, saying that a holy war needs to be waged against the confectionary giant for attempting to “weaken” Muslims. At a news conference called to announce the boycotts an hysterical Malay woman yelled, “Will Cadbury wash away the tainted blood in our veins? I want to wash away the tainted blood of my children who have consumed the chocolates… how will money even compensate for that?” And yes, I've just checked again ~ We are indeed living in the Year 2014. God help us. link

So whats the fuss?

The muslims asked for cadbury without pork, so what did they get?

Cadbury with pork.

So whats the issue here? They dont want it and so there cross about it.

Again pickering like Member Peter waldo lie about christians getting slaughtered in syria.

What proof is there that those who where executed where christians? Zero.

Propaganda videos all right.

wally1 wrote on May 29^th, 2014 at 8:22pm:

So whats the fuss? The muslims asked for cadbury without pork, so what did they get? Cadbury with pork.

Well, that's not entirely true. They got DNA traces of pork. Atoms of pork in their chocolate bars.

And do you know what all this hostile fuss tells us? It tells us that Muslims aren't suitable subjects for immigration to Western societies.

It tells us that introducing Muslims into Western societies is asking for trouble. It's a recipe for all sorts of cultural clashes due to fundamental incompatibilities. 


wally1 wrote on May 29^th, 2014 at 8:22pm:

So whats the issue here? They dont want it and so there cross about it.

Myself and a lot of others are a little upset about Muslims being allowed to settle in our country. We're a little cross about it.

And we're also a bit pissed off that we can't shop in the big supermarkets any more without buying halal products that trace back to animals having their throats slit.