December 9, 2022
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The World Economic Forum is now calling for millions of cats and dogs worldwide to be slaughtered in an effort to reduce the “carbon pawprint” they produce as a result of eating meat.
The WEF, which…
December 9, 2022
https://rumble.com/c/THEPEOPLESVOICE
The World Economic Forum is now calling for millions of cats and dogs worldwide to be slaughtered in an effort to reduce the “carbon pawprint” they produce as a result of eating meat.
The WEF, which has ordered mainstream media outlets to begin pushing the narrative, wants to introduce an international policy that would require the majority of pet owners to euthanize their animals.
This is going to get really ugly, folks…
This happened before in 1939.
It's known as "THE BRITISH PET MASSACRE OF WW2"
1/ Fearing food shortages, the British government formed (NARPAC) National Air Raid Precautions Animals Committee to decide what to do with our pets.
2/ This committee was concerned that pet owners might worsen the situation if they feed their pets. So in order to abbreviate this potential problem (NARPAC) sent out pamphlets to the public titled “Advice for Animal Owners”
3/ The pamphlet stated it would be the kindest thing to have your pets destroyed & contained advertisement for a captive bolt pistol that could be used to humanely kill your pets.
The BBC announced this advice and almost every newspaper printed it.
The scene was set.
4/ The public panicked and within one week of the government and the MSM campaign, 750,000 beloved pets were destroyed. Long queues formed outside countless vet practices throughout the UK. The slaughtering of pets used a variety of methods, electrocution, cyanide and chloroform.
5/ Animal in Zoos were not safe. In Bristol Zoo, polar bears were slaughtered & the rhesus monkeys offered for experimentation. The lions at Southend Zoo were put down. London Zoo snakes, bats, crocodiles, Asian deer, alligators & lion cubs weren’t spared but birds were released.
6/ August 1940, government passed a "Waste of Food Order" making it an offence punishable by 2 years imprisonment to feed animals with food fit for human consumption & sanctioned the criminal prosecution of cat owners for giving cats milk. The Chancellor even considered a cat tax.
7/ The government did relent but only in part, making allowances for cat owners who relied on cats to keep mice and rats down. Although no liquid milk could be spared for cats, some damaged dried milk powder was available to the cats that engaged on work of national importance.
8/ After the British people got over the fear of lack of food, the pet owners regretted killing their pets and blamed the government for starting this mass hysteria. The rate of killing eventually slowed as people realized this slaughter was senseless and unwarranted.
9/ There is a memorial in London’s Hyde Park to honour the pets that died in WWII. The memorial has two inscriptions. The first one reads: This monument is dedicated to all animals that served & died alongside British and allied forces. The second one says:
“They had no choice.”
How history loves repeating itself..I hope ppl wake up before its too late..for a lot it already is
