"Yes I hope this goes well Herb ! Let us know. "
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Al Evens posted a status"Hope it goes well ! a lot less risk than starting again in another country. Michael is very brave to try."
Al Evens commented on Michael Evans's blog post Commune"I feel the same Mike! it seems to be an excuse to carry out mass murder. How will you create a place of safety?"
Al Evens replied to Jonas Hellö's discussion Vegan theology"I feel the same veganism is like a religion for me.I would not want to touch in vitro meat. It s been a while since I heard about this but it starts from animal tissue doesn't it?. Can veganism be a religion though! doesn't it have to have…"
Al Evens commented on Development Department's blog post Vivisectionist Chew Toy For Dogs and Cats"Yes I think I would enjoy watching my dog slowly chewing her way through one of these chew toys. I wonder if any of the vegan chew manufacturers would take up the idea and produce some for us."
Al Evens commented on Development Department's blog post Vivisectionist Chew Toy For Dogs and Cats"I Love the idea however how do we make them look different from a vet?"
Al Evens commented on Development Department's photo
Weed Okara Pieces
"Not thinking of having a stall at the vegan festival in wolverhampton then? Test your recipes on vegans first!"
Al Evens commented on Development Department's photoWeed Okara Pieces
"I agree its the people who run them who would need convincing. I have been thinking about
how the food would go down with the prisoners. without some form of Incentive to try it, I could see it causing a riot! if weed okara were to be served without…"
Development Department left a comment for Al Evens"Thanks, hopefully we might have a physical event for next year."
Al Evens commented on Development Department's photoWeed Okara Pieces
"What weeds have you used for this? have you deep fried it? to get it to bind together.Wow I would love to see food like this introduced in prisons. Would we be forcing prisoners to become vegan by only giving them vegan food?"
Al Evens left a comment for Development Department"Hi Herb I hope you have had a good John Peel day
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Al Evens replied to Development Department's discussion Vegan Food For Prisoners Campaign in the group Havenheed Law Investigation Group, DB/ML"I like this idea. Anymore stats around to support the idea? We could try and suggest it to some prisons see what their response (if any) would be. A lot of them in more rural areas grow veg anyway.
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Al Evens joined Jonas Hellö's group
Havenheed Law Investigation Group, DB/ML
This is where suggestions of new laws, and revisions of older, take place. The aim is to have as minimal amount of laws as possible, without loosing edge and comprehension.
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Comment Wall (12 comments)
- At 22:56 on October 17, 2011, Development Department said…
- Thanks, hopefully we might have a physical event for next year.
- At 5:37 on September 28, 2011, Development Department said…
- To be honest I'd be quite content with well equipped caravans. I hadn't heard of Brithdir Mawr before. It looks great (minus the non-vegan products). However I think there are good political and practical reasons for choosing Wales. The Land is cheaper than in England and more sparsely populated. Also do you think it would make Havenheed popular in Wales if it supported Welsh independence?
- At 3:23 on September 26, 2011, Development Department said…
- Thank you! I think Wales looks like a promising area to start a brand new vegan commune. With a number of citizens already living and active there. Plus Ethical Wares has its home there, they gave me a lot of excellent footwear throughout the years.
- At 16:23 on September 20, 2011,
Jax Raymond said… - Hi Al, thanks for the lovely welcome ;o)
- At 11:21 on September 20, 2011,
Sharon Nesbit said… - Hi Al...yes I did understand Herbivore Lion's comment about my birthdate...cheeky devil making fun of my typos....lol...have decided to leave it as it is!!!
I had been a lacto vegetarian from the age of 3 and decided to turn vegan with my daughter in feb this year...I just wish I had done it much earlier on....better late than never i suppose. It is very easy being a vegan where i live in Hastings and I'm beginning to meet fellow vegans in my favourite health shop in the town. Thinking about it, being a vegan is just like being a vegetarian some 30 years ago..I just make sure that I always have a few vegan goodies on me if I am going somewhere new and don't know what food is available. I am really enjoying a new way of baking and have even developed a taste for nutritional yeast flakes, something that i thought would never happen...lol. I can honestly say that i don't miss cheese at all, and i thought that would be my biggest problem. My daughter likes the meat substitutes but I can not eat anything that looks like meat. I'm currently trying to wean my dogs off meat but am not having much success on that front at the moment, but I wont give up and am ever hopeful to persuade them to sample other food.
Is it easy being a vegan where you live Al?
Blessed be, Sharon xxx
- At 5:45 on September 20, 2011,
Elaine Mary Sommers said… - Hi Al, yes, I agree with you that it is good to come on to Havenheed and know there are others who share my beliefs and the good and the difficulties that entails. I also find that on Facebook. I am in touch with people on there also who are vegan and against using other animals, indeed, using the rest of the Earth, as if we own it or are more important than anything else. I would love to live in a society where I could move, live and breathe as one of many species with respect and love for all. Unless we dream it can never be. Blessings, Elaine XXX
- At 8:56 on September 19, 2011, Sharon Nesbit said…
- Thank you for the friend request Al
- At 7:22 on September 19, 2011, Elaine Mary Sommers said…
- Hello Al! Nice to meet you and be friends with you :)
- At 15:13 on June 5, 2011,
Jonas Hellö said… I honestly don't know how I came up with specifically "Havenheed", but I'd been experimenting with different names and knew I wanted "haven" to be a part of it - self explanatory, I guess. Many other names were already taken, like "havenland" and such, but "Havenheed" had a nice ring to it, I felt, and started to sound like a thing in itself, like a place, and not just the two words it was built up from.
Of course the word "heed" in itself also meant a great deal in the thought behind the concept of this nation; that we must never loose sight of the process of creating a haven; it isn't 'heaven', ready-made and filled with goodness, but rather us citizens who will create this land, and who must continually guard and develop it - hopefully also with a large portion of pride in such an achievement (let's not kid ourselves, we have a long way yet to go...).
- At 4:20 on June 5, 2011, Development Department said…
Thanks for joining and your comment. My hope is to produce a "universal food" or at least one suitable for humans, dogs and cats. The way I look at it is that something like ham is a food that most humans, dogs and cats would eat. We need to find a vegan food that has a taste that appeals to all three species and then adjust the nutrients accordingly. My attempt at the moment is Okara Power Cake. I'm going to put up more precise recipes of it soon so people can try it out.
H.Lion.
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