This was done solely to shield the Muslims from criticism.
Jews have never tried to force majority Christians in changing their dietary habits to suit their own, only the Muslims have. I know for a fact that, in Jewish thinking, respect for human life trumps any law. If a doctor told an orthodox Jew that he had to eat a pork sandwich everyday in order to save his life, he would be able to do so. I know of an orthodox Jew who was operated on, with a heart valve from a pig implanted in him, and does fine every day with the knowledge that it saved his life.
NOTE: Orthodox Jews who follow kosher dietary laws, ensure that their children have packed lunch from home each and every day, the same way my mother packed a lunch for me when I went to public school (as most parents did, Jew and non-Jew alike). This is not an issue for Jews.
Labour council bans PORK from primary schools claiming it is too expensive to monitor diets of Islamic and Jewish pupils
- Islington Council in London has banned pork from primary schools
- Imposed controversial ban despite pork being considered a cheap meat
- Says it’s too expensive because they have to monitor what each child eats
- Some pupils have cultural or religious beliefs that forbid eating pork
- Decision has been slammed by butchers and National Pig Association
- Council denies banning pork but admits the meat is not on the menu
A Labour council has banned pork from primary schools in its area claiming it is too expensive to monitor the diets of Islamic and Jewish pupils.
Islington Council, in north London, has been slammed by members of the pork industry for taking chops, sausages and bacon off the menu.
But while the local authority admits pork is no longer on the menu, it denies banning the meat – instead claiming pork is simply not provided under its current catering contract.
Islington Council (pictured) in London has taken all pork products off the menu at primary schools in its area
The council has removed pork from all primary school lunches despite the fact it is still being served in Islington’s secondary schools.
An Islington Council spokesman said today: ‘It’s not true that pork is banned in our primary schools.
‘It is not currently provided in our catering contract, but if any primary school wants to serve pork we will work with them to arrange it.’
Islamization comes at a cost, to your own way life .
