Meet your Meat
Posted on Aug 23, 2010 under Vegetarianism | No Comment
If slaughterhouses had glass walls everyone would be vegetarian – this is the most important slogan on the website www.meat.org of the American organisation named People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). The site is created for the – honest but shocking – presentation how animals are neglected, tortured, kept in filthy conditions, and often slaughtered in painful ways to produce meat consumed by people all over the world.
There was reported that about nine devotees were arrested while chanting Hare Krishna outside the 2009 UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen. However, it should also be remembered that ISKCON had another type of presence at the Conference—with a much more fortunate outcome. 
Look at the 3 minutes promo of our Eco-valley film
By giving this interview the president Dr Janez Drnovsek has for the first time expressed the message to people, to start thinking about unimaginable brutality that man is inflicting upon animals.
We would like to warmly welcome everyone to a conference regarding the various procedures and options of reducing the ecological footprint. This conference will be held in Krishna-valley on behalf of the Eco-valley foundation. 
We may wonder how the devotees began building Krishna Valley in Hungary, which now attracts 30,000 tourists per year. And why did these young people turn to a natural and simple life? What is the mission of this community? Gaura-Sakti Das, the president of Krishna Valley ISKCON community, answers these questions of Krishna Valley Magazine. 
„Well-planned vegan and other types of vegetarian diets are appropriate for all stages of the life cycle, including during pregnancy, lactation, infancy, childhood and adolescence.” – declared in a science magazine’s article (Canadian Journal of Dietetic Practice and Research, 2003. Vol 64. No 2). 
Even The Times journal noticed our sustainable community. With the headline “Self sufficiency” an article with a huge picture was realised in the issue of 9. February 2009. 
Scientific facts corroborate, anyone easily become environmentalist. Join the populous camp of vegetarians!