Adamant wrote on Nov 21^st, 2014 at 8:01pm:


I guess your like people who bark like dogs, but after they stumble out of the pub/club they find the closest halal kebab stand available

Adamant wrote on Nov 21^st, 2014 at 1:39pm:


Really?  Care to present some evidence, Adamant or will your normal innuendo suffice?   

Adamant wrote on Nov 21^st, 2014 at 8:01pm:


Where?   

Soren wrote on Nov 21^st, 2014 at 8:36am:


Exactly. What’s wrong with trying to ban a religious dietary criteria?

Shurely we still have the Freeeedom to say what others should or should not put in their mouths.

I day, old boy, can I say that?

Brian Ross wrote on Nov 21^st, 2014 at 10:38pm:


http://www.aic.gov.au/publications/current%20series/rpp/100-120/rpp106.html

http://www.aic.gov.au/publications/current%20series/rpp/100-120/rpp114.html

Tajco Ltd.—A Lebanese-based company that uses supermarkets to launder South American drug money through grocery stores in Gambia back to Lebanon for dispersal to Hezbollah. According to former Treasury official Stuart Levey, Tajco and its subsidiaries constitute a “multinational network [that] generates millions of dollars in funding and secures strategic geographical strongholds for Hizballah.”
2.Dahabshiil—A money services business (technically a remittance company, not a bank) that pays a $500K stipend twice a year to al-Shabaab. Somali journalists and musicians have alleged that the payments aren’t just for “protection,” (ie, the freedom to operate in Somalia without being bombed) but that Dahabshiil shares tribal links and policy goals with the terrorist group.
3.Al-Aqsa TV—The U.S. describes the media outlet as “a television station in Gaza financed and controlled by Hamas.” Hamas raised the initial capital to create Al-Aqsa TV, negotiated for a satellite provider, and allocates money for its budget. Its programming seeks to prepare children to join and fight for Hamas as they age.
4.Crescent Foods—the “caterers of the Muslim Brotherhood.” Crescent Foods is routinely selected to provide food at conferences and functions held by a variety of North American Muslim Brotherhood front groups and affiliates including the radical American Muslims for Palestine and organizational co-conspirators of the Holy Land Foundation, a defunct Hamas front charity. Crescent Foods also markets halal foods to the constituencies of these Islamist groups.
5.Sniper Africa—A South African hunting gear company which is majority owned by a dentist who raised $120,000 for Al Qaeda. OFAC has listed Sniper Africa under its specially designated global terrorist category.
6.Zurmat Group—A company operating in Afghanistan that sells components that wind up in roadside bombs against our troops. Additionally, the Army Times found that “approximately $1-2 million per month — flow to [the Haqqani network] to finance its activities” from Zurmat Group profits. CENTCOM describes the company as actively supporting the insurgency.
7.Darkazanli Export-Import Sonderposten—Owned and operated by Imam Mamoun Darkazanli, a longtime Al-Qaeda financier and manager. Darkazanli supports al Qaeda from Hamburg, Germany, and behaved as a type of godfather figure to the Muhammad Atta cell as it prepared for the 9/11 attacks. Darkazanli’s company has provided “cover, business collaboration and communications” for Al Qaeda figures visiting Germany.
8.The Bank of China—The Chinese bank funded Hamas and Islamic Jihad when it “carried out dozens of wire transfers for the two terror organizations, totaling several million dollars,” from 2003 to 2007 according to a lawsuit by victims of terrorist attacks in Israel. The bank knowingly continued making such transfers even after being warned against it by the Israeli government in 2005.
9.Jihad al-Bina—Hezbollah’s construction company in Lebanon. Its relationship with Hezbollah apparently transformed it from a $1.8 million business in the 1990s into a $450 million operation by 2006. It has been able to cash in on public contracts to rebuild Lebanese infrastructure through international development aid even though the firm is basically controlled by Hezbollah leaders and Iran.
10.Al Manar/Lebanese Media Group—This Hezbollah news outlet serves as a “Beacon of Hatred” that runs advertisements encouraging donations to Hezbollah and airs commercials for Hezbollah. The television channel’s programming includes vitriolic anti-Semitic messages and glorification of suicide bombing operations.

https://moneyjihad.wordpress.com/tag/halal/

"Forms for halal certification in Australia go into great detail. For instance, processed food suppliers need to give a list of every product and ingredient used. And they also need to give details of the number of employees. Plus the company’s annual turnover figures".

[url]http://bernardgaynor.com.au/where-do-australias-halal-certification-fees-go...[/url]

That looks like extortion to me. More to follow.

The cost of Halal certification?

$700,000 settlement was reached in April that allocated $275,000 to the Huda Clinic, a Muslim health center in Detroit; $150,000 to the Arab American National Museum in Dearborn, and $25,000 to Ahmed Ahmed, a Dearborn Heights man who filed the lawsuit against McDonald's. The rest went to attorney fees.


McDonald's denied any wrongdoing in the settlement agreement, which made no mention of stopping the sale of halal food. Some Muslims didn't like the settlement, saying the money should have gone to individual customers, not organizations.

"Individual customers". Read the poor aggrieved downtrodden gready muslims.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/06/24/mcdonalds-drops-halal-food-...

polite_gandalf wrote on Nov 21^st, 2014 at 8:16pm:


If you do not like me replying to your posts, I suggest you don't post!

Another dummy spat on your part gandy, did your mad mullah get you all riled up at prayers? Where is the love you, a new age muslim is supposed to have. Or is it that your powers of domination do not work here.That would really piss your petty mindedness off hey gandy!

Why not take your bat and ball and head north for the summer, better cricket up there. 

Thanks adamant - two for the price of one. Though again I didn't request it, but I appreciate the thought nontheless.