From out of the past, from the land of history’s most infamous vegetarian, come the galloping hoof-beets of the Great Reset
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Sie werden nur Sojapaste haben, und Sie werden glücklich sein
(you will have only soy paste, and you will be happy)
Burger King goes meatless in Austria
Jul 17th, 2022 1:20 pm
We all remember it: At least once in the 1990s, everyone's mom went on a vegetarian kick and announced that the household would be meat-free from thenceforth. This usually lasted about nine minutes.
How long, I wonder, do you think Burger King's new vegetarian fixation will last? I'd say at least half an hour.
Just shortly after the news that one in three Burger King burgers sold in Belgium is meat-free, and in some locations even one in two, BK reveals that from now on, almost the entire Burger King range, including the popular classics, will be served on a plant-based basis in Austria. ...
"At BURGER KING® we are making meatless indulgence a permanent fixture on our menu, because meat no longer comes naturally to everyone. With the provocative question "Normal or meat?", we want to show that we take our customers and their needs seriously. Because from now on, we also serve almost our entire range on a plant-based basis", says Jan-Christoph Küster, Marketing Director of the TQSR Group, the Austrian master franchisee of Burger King.
UPDATE: Curious, I looked up the question “was Hitler a vegetarian”, and DuckDuck returned the following results. It turns out, the vegetarian cult has long tried to discredit this “myth”, because it conflicts with the cultists’ claim that eschewing meat will produce a gentler, more docile human being; cuddly lambs, if you will. And the search results show that the truth deniers are found exclusively among carrot heads (including, of course, the NYT), while every other source says that he was. DuckDuck reports, you decide, but this list is certainly thought-provoking and something to chew on.
First, the soy burger, human nature can be changed and perfected crowd:
https://www.naturalnews.com › 025163_Hitler_vegetarian_vegetarianism.html
Myth Busted: Hitler Was Not a Vegetarian - NaturalNews.com
Just ask anybody: They'll tell you so. Trouble is, the assumption is false. Hitler wasn't a vegetarian at all. Consider the historical facts: • Biographers who wrote about Hitler (and who knew him quite well on a personal basis) openly describe his love for Bavarian sausages and game pie ("game" meaning wild meat from birds and other creatures).
https://bitesizevegan.org › ethics › was-hitler-a-vegetarian
Was Hitler a Vegetarian? - Bite Size Vegan
Regardless of his conditions, Hitler never gave up his indulgences of his favorite meat dishes—which, according to Dr. Fritz Redlich in his text Diagnosis of a Destructive Prophet, were Bavarian sausages, liver dumplings, and stuffed and roasted game. 5. Not only was Hitler not a vegetarian, he was also vehemently against vegetarianism.
Why Hitler wasn't a vegetarian and the Aryan vegan diet isn't what it ...
Acclaimed biographer Robert Payne argued that Hitler'svegetarianism was a myth created by his propaganda minister, Joseph Goebbels. Written by doctoral student Alexis de Coning, the article ...
https://bitesizevegan.org › ethics › was-hitler-a-vegetarian
Was Hitler a Vegetarian? - Bite Size Vegan
Hitler was far from vegetarian—though there are reasons why people believe he was. According to historian, Robert Payne, in his text The Life and Death of Adolf Hitler, the myth of Hitler's strict vegetarianism was more or less a PR campaign orchestrated by Hitler's minister of propaganda Joseph Goebbels.https://www.nytimes.com › 1991 › 09 › 21 › opinion › l-don-t-put-hitler-among-the-vegetarians-800991.html
Don't Put Hitler Among the Vegetarians - The New York Times
Sep 21, 1991Because Hitler suffered from excessive sweatiness and flatulence, he occasionally went on a vegetarian diet. But his primary diet included meat. In "The Life and Death of Adolf Hitler," Robert ...
Was Hitler a Vegetarian? The Nazi Animal Protection Movement
The extent of Hitler's vegetarianism, however, is a matter of dispute. Laura, for example, tells me that Hitler occasionally ate sausages. (See Rynn Berry's Hitler: Neither VegetarianNor Animal ...
And now, the Truthers:
https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Adolf_Hitler_and_vegetarianism
Adolf Hitler and vegetarianism - Wikipedia
Near the end of his life, Adolf Hitler (1889-1945) followed a vegetarian diet. It is not clear when or why he adopted it, since some accounts of his dietary habits prior to the Second World War indicate that he consumed meat as late as 1937. In 1938 Hitler's doctors put him on a meat-free diet and his public image as a vegetarian was fostered, and from 1942, he self-identified as a vegetarian.
https://historycollection.com › hitler-strict-ethical-vegetarian
Adolf Hitler Was a Strict Ethical Vegetarian
The first thing to note is that Hitler's vegetarianism is not a historical myth. It was well documented at the time and mentioned by many people who knew him personally. A 1937 New York Times article made note of Hitler's lifestyle, saying "It is well known that Hitler is a vegetarian and does not drink or smoke.".
New Analysis of Hitler's Teeth Confirms Nazi Leader's Vegetarianism
May 21, 2018The analysis is therefore compatible with Hitler's known vegetarianism. Further, the teeth revealed to the researchers a lack of any heavy metals that could suggest Hitler put a gun in his mouth ...
https://medium.com › lessons-from-history › 11-things-you-didnt-know-about-adolf-hitler-42565fe90d93
6 Things You Didn't Know About Adolf Hitler - Medium
5 — Hitler Was a Vegetarian. The Nazis were notorious for implementing health-conscious programs with their aim to create a perfect Aryan race. As a result, it should come as no surprise that ...
https://www.businessinsider.com › adolf-hitler-had-an-excellent-diet-2013-2?op=1
Adolf Hitler Had an Excellent Diet - Business Insider
Wikipedia. A woman who served as Adolf Hitler's food taster has claimed that the Führer was a dedicated vegetarian. Margot Woelk, 95, said that Hitler ate only the freshest fruit and vegetables ...
