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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
December 16, 2016
Veganism is not only a twisted cult – it is also a terrorist organization.
Somehow, in the UK, National Action gets shut down – even though they never even did anything – while vegans are allowed to organize their terrorist actions with impunity.
We demand safety at our cheese festivals.
I’m calling for a complete and total shutdown on veganism until we can figure out what the hell is going on.
The “fromage-themed extravaganza” took place on Wednesday at London’s famous Borough Market, and hordes turned up, all eager to get a taste of free cheese.
More than 18,000 people said they were attending on Facebook, and it seems many of them actually went (unlike most events). It was too packed. People vented their annoyance at the festival, complaining of ‘dangerous overcrowding’.
Only adding to the misery, others were frustrated at the appearance of a group of vegan protesters, who hurled insults in an anti- cheese demonstration while streaming videos of sad-looking cows.
ANTI-CHEESE PROTESTERS!
They hate freedom!
Kelly Fox had a torrid time and even got hit in the face by a flailing backpack.
“Couldn’t get a look in at any of the stalls,” she wrote.
“At one point we were just stuck in the middle of everyone and no one was moving.
“I got elbowed in the boob and backpacked in the face! Gave up in the end and went to Regent Street to look at the Christmas lights. Was looking forward to this all month. Disappointing.”
Boob-elbowing terrorists!
All these people wanted was cheese!
David Wallace didn’t even see any cheese.
“Gave up on this before we even saw any cheese, never mind tasted it,” he wrote.
“Utter, utter shambles. Ridiculously overcrowded, poorly organised and, frankly, a public relations disaster for Borough Market.”
“Utter shambles.”
Clever, David.
I’m rolling on the floor laughing.
Actually no. I am worried about the real issue here, which is anti-cheese terrorism. And that is no laughing matter.
Andy Green travelled all the way from Kent to eat cheese and was very upset by the meltdown.
He said on Facebook: “What a terrible shame you could not organise this properly, it was just an evening of squeeze!”
“Dangerously overcrowded and not much fun at all, we have never been so relieved to be back on the train to Folkestone!”
“We went to Nandos! Proper shambles!” said Hayley Meades.
Michael Bell chided: “Never had to battle for cheese before. Great to see such demand for great product, but utter chaos.”
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Amalia Di Prosecco (we’ve asked if that’s her real name) commented on Facebook: “I’m sorry – we are still talking about a free cheese night and not the war in South Sudan, the famine in Yemen or the well-documented Syrian invasion aren’t we?
“I popped in tonight. And yes there were queues. The queues didn’t put me off – it was what was f****** in them that did.”
Someone has to stop these vegans.
Las dos caras de la #eveningofcheese #boroughmarket #London pic.twitter.com/Lc7r37gcLB
— María Suárez Laguna (@MariaBilbao85) December 15, 2016
