Visit the Halal Booth at Unseen Lanna 2017

[snoop1130]

Visit the Halal Booth at Unseen Lanna 2017

by CityNews

 

 

CityNews – The Halal Science Center Chulalongkorn University, Chiang Mai Office, invites you all to visit the grand Unseen Lanna 2017 exhibition this month. There will be a special zone to showcase the ‘Best Halal Products of Lanna’ where you can visit up to 60 booths which will include delicious halal food, health and beauty products as well as an informative Digital Halal Economy exhibition.

 

15th-24th September at the Chiang Mai International Conference Centre on the Irrigation Canal Road, here in Chiang Mai.

 

Full Story: http://www.chiangmaicitylife.com/news/visit-the-halal-booth-at-unseen-lanna-2017/

 

-- © Copyright Chiang City News 2017-9-4

[canuckamuck]

Halal No!

[12DrinkMore]

3 hours ago, canuckamuck said:

Halal No!

 

Yup, I cannot eat at halal restaurants because they do not serve beer.

 

[Saraphee]

I cannot eat Halal due to the unnecessary suffering caused to the animals they choose to eat. I am surprised it's allowed by countries with observed animal cruelty regulations.

[collingwood]

Why support T...... funding

 

[Sydebolle]

I am surprised that such an event can take place in Thailand. 

Try to imagine a "Non-Halal Fair" in the name of painless, human slaughtering of animals featuring pork and seafood products! 

200 years ago all this might have made sense as no cooling/chilling or freezing facilities were available which accounts for this inhuman slaughtering method.

Despite being on the opposite site of the religious scale between halal and kosher they had the same (health rooted) background - avoid fast decomposing/rotting of meats. 

The fidels were on the halal ticket, no pork and no booze. Pork meat rots fastest while alcohol in the middle eastern heat can have a devastating impact. Interesting enough though is, that the word "honeymoon" was crafted in Mesopotamian days. It was the honey wine to be served by the father of the bride to the groom after the wedding until the moon waned. Possible intention might have been to make sure that the groom is bonk"*ç%ng his newly wed wife to produce a (apparently preferrably male) offspring irrespective of the wife's looks, willingness or smell. 

The "chosen people" in the "promised land" were on the kosher ticket, i.e. also no pork, no seafood (except fish with fins and scales). Here it relates to the fast rotting of pork and seafood in uncontrolled climate conditions. 

21st century has arrived and it's time to review the Torah and the Quran on these subjects. I personally believe, this event carries a encroaching background agenda to back-up the muslim society endeavours of the former Lanna kingdom; a slowly creeping encroachment of the infidel societies on this planet! 

[Ruffian Dick]

Goodness me. [emoji23]
I'm wondering what "Unseen Lanna" means. Is there anything to see there? Maybe they turn out all the lights and hand out blindfolds? I really want to know...


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[KunMatt]

"Hey look, it's the torture an animal to death in the most painful way possible booth.  Yummy".

[The Deerhunter]

On 04/09/2017 at 9:48 PM, Saraphee said:

I cannot eat Halal due to the unnecessary suffering caused to the animals they choose to eat. I am surprised it's allowed by countries with observed animal cruelty regulations.

Abso-damned-lutely!!!!!!!   Ditto Kosher.  Same thing. The more-or-less ancestral root of the same regional religious traditions which include circumcision and other disgusting practices.   Two of the three Abrahamic religions that have devastated our world and killed untold tens of millions.   

Edited September 6, 2017 by The Deerhunter

[Naam]

On 9/4/2017 at 9:48 PM, Saraphee said:

I cannot eat Halal due to the unnecessary suffering caused to the animals they choose to eat. I am surprised it's allowed by countries with observed animal cruelty regulations.

how do you think the chickens you eat are killed? by telling them boring bedtime stories?

Edited September 6, 2017 by Naam

[Saraphee]

5 hours ago, Naam said:

how do you think the chickens you eat are killed? by telling them boring bedtime stories?

I am pleased to learn of your concern for these unfortunate animals - humane killing, I agree, is bad enough.

Please tell m what you propose to do that will help?

[Naam]

2 hours ago, Saraphee said:

I am pleased to learn of your concern for these unfortunate animals - humane killing, I agree, is bad enough.

Please tell m what you propose to do that will help?

unfortunately i don't have a solution. i'm just pointing out that those of us who are not strict vegetarians have no possibility to avoid ingesting meat and seafood from animals slaughtered in horrible ways unknown to the public. this pertains even to our breakfast eggs as millions of male chicks are daily killed by inhumane procedures. do you eat fish? if yes, don't watch a documentary about commercial fishing.

[Ruffian Dick]

You blokes must be really bored.

[12DrinkMore]

9 hours ago, Ruffian Dick said:

You blokes must be really bored.

 

Welcome to the club!