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From: Internet: "Marc Gauthier" <coachmarc108@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: Hundreds of letters!
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Viable solutions or action steps
The entire world is on a most dangerous course that is creating hellish
conditions for everyone.
For those of us who have no or insignificant political leverage, it is
important to focus on what we CAN influence as we get to understand more
about the world's situation. Otherwise, we will feel the paralyzing drain of
powerlessness.
For example, everyone can and should boycott the use milk produced from
non-protected cows. That milk is murder. That means that, unless we can get
raw milk from your local goshala where mother cow will be protected until
the end of her natural life, we should adopt a Vegan diet. And to think that
we can continue to indulge in the by-products of murderous activities
without consequences is fooling ourselves. If you question that last
statement, I invite you to watch the documentary "Earthlings" at the
following link:
http://www.earthlings.com/
We can also work on forming devotional self-sufficient communities one
function of which is to teach the world about the abundantly satisfying life
founded on cow protection.
Your servant,
Mukunda das
On Fri, Jul 15, 2011 at 12:12 PM, Bharat Chandra (das) BRS (NC VAD Ministry
- IN) <Bharat.Chandra.BRS@pamho.net> wrote:
>
> Menaka Gandhi's report.
>
> ********************
>
> Cow Slaughter
>
> I have over two hundred letters on my table complaining about illegal cow
> slaughter. Many of these complainants are groups who have stopped trucks
> stuffed with cows and calves , many of them dead of suffocation and
> injuries, only to have the police take a bribe and let the animals go.
>
> Uttar Pradesh has become one large slaughterhouse for cows with Mulayam
> Singh’s government giving licences for meat export slaughterhouses by the
> hundred.
> Rampur, Ghaziabad, Moradabad , Aligarh, Agra , this is the Muslim belt and
> thousands of cows are brought in daily to be killed. From Rajasthan they
> pour in to Mewat which is a 90% Muslim district . From the other side of
> Rajasthn they go in the thousands to Gujarat where they are killed in
> Porbandar. Daman and Diu and then the meat is taken to Mumbai.
>
> Thousands go from all over Maharashtra to be killed at Deonar illegally.
> From Orissa and Bihar they are herded to West Bengal and go through to
> Bangladesh which has a beef export of 1 lakh tones a year without having a
> single cow or buffalo. From Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka they
> are taken to Kerala where they are killed in the dozens of slaughterhouses
> on the border and then exported as meat to the Middle East.
>
> From Punjab, buyers with illegal certificates saying that they are for
> agricultural purposes bribe Laloo Prasad’s railway officials and stuff them
> into bogeys and take them to West Bengal.. Delhi has 11,000 illegal
> slaughterhouses , small shanties in the slums that kill hundreds of cows
> brought in from Haryana. There a genocide going on with over two lakh cows
> being killed per DAY. This killing is happening hand in glove with the
> police and district magistrates who give false certificates every day
> allowing cows to be loaded onto trucks. The law is clear – not more than 4
> cows can be carried in one truck. Everyday , my organization catches trucks
> that have more than 50 cows in each.
>
> Government looks the other way and boasts that we have the largest leather
> and meat export in the world. The fact that the entire leather industry is
> made from the skins of illegally killed cows or that the meat has come from
> young milch cows and their babies is irrelevant to them. The police are
> delighted with this crime – each truck pays the chungies and each policeman
> takes home thousands of bribe rupees every day from this killing.
>
> Everytime we stop a truck , it is the policeman who defend and release the
> truck with its suffering cargo of squashed animals. Every week there is a
> cow selling fair in each district , supposedly for farmers. No farmer goes
> there to buy. The slaughter mafia bring their trucks and pick up hundreds
> of
> animals . One person who tried to stop this in Haryana was arrested by the
> police on the complaint of criminals , that she was stopping their work.
>
> Go to Bihar – most villages have no cows in them. In Andhra Pradesh
> rustling
> is a major crime – people who hold up villagers at gunpoint and take their
> animals for slaughter. One old woman who tried to stop a cattle truck in
> Gorantla, Anantapur was beaten up in full sight of the village and the
> police. No one intervened as the men had guns. Within ten years we will
> have
> no cows. The story of the tiger is being repeated.
>
> The government kept giving false figures to the world – we have 9000 tigers
> or more. When an actual headcount was done , we have less than 300 and the
> killing continues. We have more tigers in the zoos than in the wild. The
> same with the cows. Government has convinced itself that we have the
> largest
> cattle population in the world with one crore cows. Do a headcount there
> will be less than 20 lakh left. Anybody in rural India can tell you that.
> Find me a cow in Punjab or Rajasthan or even Madhya Pradesh.
>
> The cows in the gaushalas are not any better off. Most of the gaushala
> managers who have been gifted the land by the government to protect cows,
> now run them as dairies for their own milk. The Balkeshwar gaushala in Agra
> has a tie up with butchers who take the non milking cows every month. In
> Mathura, the home of Krishna and the cows, you cannot find a single calf in
> any gaushala as they have all been sold because the milk of their mothers
> is
> for the gaushala managers.
>
> Hundreds of cows were sent by the Uttar Pradesh Animal Husbandry Minister
> to
> Lakhimpur Kheri – supposedly to clear the streets of Lucknow. Most of them
> were sold by the truckers on the way to butcher shops. The few that arrived
> were immediately brought from the government gaushala by the meat traders,
> under the benign eye of the district magistrate. In Rajasthan , in Sirohi,
> the district magistrate gives false certificates every day to the cow
> traders and if the trucks are caught by activists , they are beaten by the
> police.
>
> In Mumbai, the Muslims like eating only pregnant and milking cows. I have
> film footage of cows that are being milked ten minutes before their heads
> are sawn off. Their udders are sold with the meat so that the buyer knows
> he
> is eating the flesh of a mother.
>
> The Minister for Agriculture, Sharad Pawar, who owns piggeries and
> poultries
> himself and calls himself a “modern” farmer dismisses the entire killing as
> the disposal of useless animals. When people try and justify animal
> slaughter and meat export on the basis of earning money, it would be wise
> to
> look at the actual economic contribution of these so-called useless animals
> that you kill. A study by the Central Institute of Agricultural Engineering
> put out the following figures five years ago.
>
> Our 73 million ( this number is of 1990)draught animals work equivalent to
> 27 million megawatts of energy which means not only savings in terms of
> coal
> and other raw materials but also in terms of land for power projects and in
> pollution from noxious gases, effluents and flyash.
> They provide approx 100 million tonnes of dry dung a year costing Rs 5000
> crores which saves 50 million tonnes of firewood which again means that
> many
> trees saved and more environmental damage prevented. It is calculated that
> if these 73 million animals were to be replaced, we would need 7.3 million
> tractors at the cost of 2.5 lac each which would amount to an investment of
> 180,000 crores. In addition 2 crore, 37 lakh and 50 thousand tonnes of
> diesel which would mean another 57,000 crore rupees. This is how much we
> owe
> these animals, and this is what we stand to lose by killing them.
>
> Loss of cattle deprives us of dung for fuel and fertiliser which means loss
> of biogas and trees cut for firewood.In 1994, India for the first time had
> to import cow dung from Holland. While chemical fertiliser import has gone
> up from about 1 crore in 1960 to about Rs 450 crores in 1990 to triple that
> in 2005.
> Look at our other imports of animal products: Import of milk and milk
> powder
> has risen from 6 tonnes in 1950 to 65 tonnes in 1990 while butter oil has
> gone from half a tonne to 16 and a half tonnes. Again triple that for 2006.
>
> 16 lakh litres of water are needed daily to keep ONE moderate sized
> slaughterhouse clean. That is drinking water for 30 lakh people
> Can a water and energy starved country like India really afford to kill
> cattle anymore?
>
> --------------------------------------------------------
> To unsubscribe from this mailing list, send an email to:
> Global.Varnasrama.Mission-Owner@pamho.net
>
--
Marc Gauthier, CPCC
Certified Professional Co-Active Coach
Empowered Life Coaching
Coachmarc108@gmail.com
www.marc108.wordpress.com
386-418-3828 (off)
352-871-1153 (cell)
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From: Internet: "Marc Gauthier" <coachmarc108@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: Hundreds of letters!
------------------------------------------------------------
Viable solutions or action steps
The entire world is on a most dangerous course that is creating hellish
conditions for everyone.
For those of us who have no or insignificant political leverage, it is
important to focus on what we CAN influence as we get to understand more
about the world's situation. Otherwise, we will feel the paralyzing drain of
powerlessness.
For example, everyone can and should boycott the use milk produced from
non-protected cows. That milk is murder. That means that, unless we can get
raw milk from your local goshala where mother cow will be protected until
the end of her natural life, we should adopt a Vegan diet. And to think that
we can continue to indulge in the by-products of murderous activities
without consequences is fooling ourselves. If you question that last
statement, I invite you to watch the documentary "Earthlings" at the
following link:
http://www.earthlings.com/
We can also work on forming devotional self-sufficient communities one
function of which is to teach the world about the abundantly satisfying life
founded on cow protection.
Your servant,
Mukunda das
On Fri, Jul 15, 2011 at 12:12 PM, Bharat Chandra (das) BRS (NC VAD Ministry
- IN) <Bharat.Chandra.BRS@pamho.net> wrote:
>
> Menaka Gandhi's report.
>
> ********************
>
> Cow Slaughter
>
> I have over two hundred letters on my table complaining about illegal cow
> slaughter. Many of these complainants are groups who have stopped trucks
> stuffed with cows and calves , many of them dead of suffocation and
> injuries, only to have the police take a bribe and let the animals go.
>
> Uttar Pradesh has become one large slaughterhouse for cows with Mulayam
> Singh’s government giving licences for meat export slaughterhouses by the
> hundred.
> Rampur, Ghaziabad, Moradabad , Aligarh, Agra , this is the Muslim belt and
> thousands of cows are brought in daily to be killed. From Rajasthan they
> pour in to Mewat which is a 90% Muslim district . From the other side of
> Rajasthn they go in the thousands to Gujarat where they are killed in
> Porbandar. Daman and Diu and then the meat is taken to Mumbai.
>
> Thousands go from all over Maharashtra to be killed at Deonar illegally.
> From Orissa and Bihar they are herded to West Bengal and go through to
> Bangladesh which has a beef export of 1 lakh tones a year without having a
> single cow or buffalo. From Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka they
> are taken to Kerala where they are killed in the dozens of slaughterhouses
> on the border and then exported as meat to the Middle East.
>
> From Punjab, buyers with illegal certificates saying that they are for
> agricultural purposes bribe Laloo Prasad’s railway officials and stuff them
> into bogeys and take them to West Bengal.. Delhi has 11,000 illegal
> slaughterhouses , small shanties in the slums that kill hundreds of cows
> brought in from Haryana. There a genocide going on with over two lakh cows
> being killed per DAY. This killing is happening hand in glove with the
> police and district magistrates who give false certificates every day
> allowing cows to be loaded onto trucks. The law is clear – not more than 4
> cows can be carried in one truck. Everyday , my organization catches trucks
> that have more than 50 cows in each.
>
> Government looks the other way and boasts that we have the largest leather
> and meat export in the world. The fact that the entire leather industry is
> made from the skins of illegally killed cows or that the meat has come from
> young milch cows and their babies is irrelevant to them. The police are
> delighted with this crime – each truck pays the chungies and each policeman
> takes home thousands of bribe rupees every day from this killing.
>
> Everytime we stop a truck , it is the policeman who defend and release the
> truck with its suffering cargo of squashed animals. Every week there is a
> cow selling fair in each district , supposedly for farmers. No farmer goes
> there to buy. The slaughter mafia bring their trucks and pick up hundreds
> of
> animals . One person who tried to stop this in Haryana was arrested by the
> police on the complaint of criminals , that she was stopping their work.
>
> Go to Bihar – most villages have no cows in them. In Andhra Pradesh
> rustling
> is a major crime – people who hold up villagers at gunpoint and take their
> animals for slaughter. One old woman who tried to stop a cattle truck in
> Gorantla, Anantapur was beaten up in full sight of the village and the
> police. No one intervened as the men had guns. Within ten years we will
> have
> no cows. The story of the tiger is being repeated.
>
> The government kept giving false figures to the world – we have 9000 tigers
> or more. When an actual headcount was done , we have less than 300 and the
> killing continues. We have more tigers in the zoos than in the wild. The
> same with the cows. Government has convinced itself that we have the
> largest
> cattle population in the world with one crore cows. Do a headcount there
> will be less than 20 lakh left. Anybody in rural India can tell you that.
> Find me a cow in Punjab or Rajasthan or even Madhya Pradesh.
>
> The cows in the gaushalas are not any better off. Most of the gaushala
> managers who have been gifted the land by the government to protect cows,
> now run them as dairies for their own milk. The Balkeshwar gaushala in Agra
> has a tie up with butchers who take the non milking cows every month. In
> Mathura, the home of Krishna and the cows, you cannot find a single calf in
> any gaushala as they have all been sold because the milk of their mothers
> is
> for the gaushala managers.
>
> Hundreds of cows were sent by the Uttar Pradesh Animal Husbandry Minister
> to
> Lakhimpur Kheri – supposedly to clear the streets of Lucknow. Most of them
> were sold by the truckers on the way to butcher shops. The few that arrived
> were immediately brought from the government gaushala by the meat traders,
> under the benign eye of the district magistrate. In Rajasthan , in Sirohi,
> the district magistrate gives false certificates every day to the cow
> traders and if the trucks are caught by activists , they are beaten by the
> police.
>
> In Mumbai, the Muslims like eating only pregnant and milking cows. I have
> film footage of cows that are being milked ten minutes before their heads
> are sawn off. Their udders are sold with the meat so that the buyer knows
> he
> is eating the flesh of a mother.
>
> The Minister for Agriculture, Sharad Pawar, who owns piggeries and
> poultries
> himself and calls himself a “modern” farmer dismisses the entire killing as
> the disposal of useless animals. When people try and justify animal
> slaughter and meat export on the basis of earning money, it would be wise
> to
> look at the actual economic contribution of these so-called useless animals
> that you kill. A study by the Central Institute of Agricultural Engineering
> put out the following figures five years ago.
>
> Our 73 million ( this number is of 1990)draught animals work equivalent to
> 27 million megawatts of energy which means not only savings in terms of
> coal
> and other raw materials but also in terms of land for power projects and in
> pollution from noxious gases, effluents and flyash.
> They provide approx 100 million tonnes of dry dung a year costing Rs 5000
> crores which saves 50 million tonnes of firewood which again means that
> many
> trees saved and more environmental damage prevented. It is calculated that
> if these 73 million animals were to be replaced, we would need 7.3 million
> tractors at the cost of 2.5 lac each which would amount to an investment of
> 180,000 crores. In addition 2 crore, 37 lakh and 50 thousand tonnes of
> diesel which would mean another 57,000 crore rupees. This is how much we
> owe
> these animals, and this is what we stand to lose by killing them.
>
> Loss of cattle deprives us of dung for fuel and fertiliser which means loss
> of biogas and trees cut for firewood.In 1994, India for the first time had
> to import cow dung from Holland. While chemical fertiliser import has gone
> up from about 1 crore in 1960 to about Rs 450 crores in 1990 to triple that
> in 2005.
> Look at our other imports of animal products: Import of milk and milk
> powder
> has risen from 6 tonnes in 1950 to 65 tonnes in 1990 while butter oil has
> gone from half a tonne to 16 and a half tonnes. Again triple that for 2006.
>
> 16 lakh litres of water are needed daily to keep ONE moderate sized
> slaughterhouse clean. That is drinking water for 30 lakh people
> Can a water and energy starved country like India really afford to kill
> cattle anymore?
>
> --------------------------------------------------------
> To unsubscribe from this mailing list, send an email to:
> Global.Varnasrama.Mission-Owner@pamho.net
>
--
Marc Gauthier, CPCC
Certified Professional Co-Active Coach
Empowered Life Coaching
Coachmarc108@gmail.com
www.marc108.wordpress.com
386-418-3828 (off)
352-871-1153 (cell)
(Text PAMHO:21925391) --------------------------------------
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