"Vegan Alien Cult" cafe has opened in Camden Town. [Loving Hut Plender Street]
anon | 26.03.2010 19:10 | Animal Liberation | Climate Chaos | Ecology | South Coast | World
A Vegan cafe the "Loving Hut"has opened in cafe and is being called "The Cult Cafe" by Camden people. The cafe is run by The Supreme Master Ching Hai a Nepalese group based from California. The vegan food is by donation and you cana eat all you want & pay what you like. While you are eating a TV channel talks about veganis, Buddhism and somehting else : Aliens and Life on Mars.
According to the Supreme Master Ching Hai TV channel Mars has no prisons, no fighting and everyone loves each other there. A chat show played in the cafe on the TV that is on all the time had members of the audience asking The Supreme Master Ching Hai : "Is it true at that men came from Mars and mated with the Earth women?" the Supreme Master Ching Hai replied "Yes".
The Supreme Master Ching Hai has printed lots of booklets, newsletters, gives away free DVDs etc if you want more information. The group supporting the Suprme Master promote veganism and saving Earth.
News No. 166 says on the front cover : "Help To Keep Our Spaceship Earth In A Powerful Position and "Vegetarian Diet In Space Voyage".
The group are also an envoromental and animal rights network. They believe in practising Buddhism, being vegan, that animal abusers are killers, that eating meat, fish and dairy is wrong and that some of us here on Earth are ALIENS.
There is a Supreme Master TV channel on SKY
http://www.SupremeMasterTV.com
http://www.SupremeMasterTV.com/Cannes
http://www.SupremeMasterTV.com/KILLERS
info@SupremeMasterTV.com
122-A East Foothill Blvd #306 Arcadia, CA 91006, USA
Of course if you really want to know more you can go to Mars.
The Supreme Master Ching Hai has printed lots of booklets, newsletters, gives away free DVDs etc if you want more information. The group supporting the Suprme Master promote veganism and saving Earth.
News No. 166 says on the front cover : "Help To Keep Our Spaceship Earth In A Powerful Position and "Vegetarian Diet In Space Voyage".
The group are also an envoromental and animal rights network. They believe in practising Buddhism, being vegan, that animal abusers are killers, that eating meat, fish and dairy is wrong and that some of us here on Earth are ALIENS.
There is a Supreme Master TV channel on SKY
http://www.SupremeMasterTV.com http://www.SupremeMasterTV.com/Cannes http://www.SupremeMasterTV.com/KILLERS info@SupremeMasterTV.com 122-A East Foothill Blvd #306 Arcadia, CA 91006, USA
Of course if you really want to know more you can go to Mars.
anon
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Apologies for the typos.
26.03.2010 19:40
It's scary but worth a look for a laugh.
As for the people who think that the people in Camden who DON'T believe this alien shit are "Aliens themselves" or are "soooo funny"...or that we "can't see beyond our estates and streets" [to Mars]..there is no helping you and YOU are the ones who need help or that "need to go to the hospital".
Fucking hell.
anon
The Tortoise Protection Group are part of this.
26.03.2010 22:26
People who have been sent emails about the film Earthlings, aliens, animal rights etc have also been sent with info from the Tortoise Protection Group who appear to be connected with this.
There are blogs and artilces in the US and the UK that have simultaneous links to : Earthlings film, Annunaki aliens and the Tortoise Protection Group.
The TV channel in the Loving Hut cafe is very colourful [overly bright and garish actually] and this is similar to garish images sent to people in emails, myspace, through the post etc along with...Tortoise Protection Group info, aliens info, the film Earthlings and other weird things.
The frightening thing about this is that people like Keith Mann of the Animal Protection Party [and others] are joining in with it. On Keith's myspace there are links to Annunaki aliens sites, space sites etc. He spoke at an animal rights gathering about alien conspiracies and forgot about the animals according to bloggers. There is another group apparently in Camden called the Camden Sanity Brigade who believe in the alien theories and who claim to have links to the APP.
It would be funny if it wasn't for the fact that serious activists like Keith Mann have got involved. Unfortunately it's creepy and dangerous rather than funny.
anon
brilliant!
26.03.2010 22:54
happy skint vegan
To happy skint vegan ; )
27.03.2010 01:28
Excellent.
[from the original blogger]
Yes, it's good to hear.
Eat all the food.
Don't pay.
Laugh at the alien believers.
See you there .. ; )
anon
just eat vegan
27.03.2010 01:34
fuck em
OMFG!!! ITS TRUE!!!!
27.03.2010 12:42
i'm getting my arse down south for vegan food and priceless PISS funny attempted indocrination.
i'm watching a chinese woman singing "queen of hearts" dubbed into english by a woman with a terrible voice...
with progams called "veggie elite" and "animal world- our co-inhabitants"
lol-human
No masters
27.03.2010 14:01
earthling
Why knock others trying to help?
27.03.2010 18:18
There was no talk of Aliens in the many times I went to eat cheep vegan food, and good folks into saving animals and the planet.
They also donated food to an animal rights campaign I was involved in, and the TV crew came down to do an article for the station.
Yeah Its got a bit of a culty vibe, but there is more then one way to stroke a cat! No one ever tried to recruit. Its also founded by some one from a different culture (Vietnamese) so thing might be a little different.
It has to be good that more vegan places are opening up, and a pay what you can place.
Lets not trash and spend energy bringing down people that are trying to do good, but in a different way. There are plenty of evil bastards to put our energy into.
Well fed non- alien believing Vegan
Vegan activist
Where do they get their money from?
27.03.2010 18:50
Scrumpy
Theyre mad!
27.03.2010 19:12
They gave out many thousands of books, and seemed to have brought them from themselves...
They did seem a cult.
Strange things
They return!!
POGO, Inspiral, Manna, Beatroot and there's a couple of vegan places in Soho
27.03.2010 20:59
Manna is quite expensive but is OK for the posher amongst us. Inspiral has DJs, Beatroot is a cafe in the thick of things in SOHO....all of these are great places that don't make vegans seem like cultists or crazies.
The alien cult cafe is dodgy..the vegan / environment side of things is a hook. A cult is a cult at the end of the day.
For cult read : Manson Family, Waco, Moonies, Scientologists etc....it's bad enough that AR people and vegans are seen as "mad" without adding a cult to the mix. The Daily Mail will have field day with this alien cult place. Shame on all those people that are joining in and defending it...you are harming the animals and the promotion of veganism.
If we really want veganism to go mainstream then an alien cult cafe is not the way to go about it.
bitch
I don't care how "badly written" article is, the cult is weird. Avoid.
27.03.2010 21:50
Camden has enough weirdos, drugs and so on as it is without this cult cafe making AR people look like cultists and cranks.
An attack on someone for having an opinion is typical cult behaviour. People who get drawn into cults regress into childish behaviour, mirror each other and will lash out at critics in a way that is very out of proportion to the criticism. [See the Scientologists]
Few parents would want their teenagers in Loving Hut.
anon
Rather aliens on mars than angels in my bedroom
28.03.2010 19:32
Bloody barmy if you ask me.
Ok so the manager tells other people about it in the hope they will follow this cult/religion........ but at the end of the day people can make up their own minds? And how much more far fetched is this than angels walking the earth or a god watching out for us all, or the second coming, or being promised 7 virgins in heaven and eternal life. Why single out this religion so much?
And least us not forget this religion gave 10,000 quid the other month to the Haiti appeal and sent people out there to feed people. All religion is shit in my eyes to be honest but i can think of most other religions who are worse than this one
Mad as hatters the loving hut crew are....... but the burgers are amazing and so is the price of the food
mr burger
It's 73 virgins not 7. Loving Hut is a cult. Cults are dangerous.
28.03.2010 19:58
Camden has enough problems with impressionable teens, runaways, drugs etc without a cult in the town.
anon
It's funny and scary but VX 73 Caledonian Road is sane
11.04.2010 10:10
J Robertson
Homepage:
http://www.veganline.com
From her Facebook page
12.04.2010 00:09
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"De Bagus: I am very touched, I Love U So Much Master,bless me..."
Kt Udana: in silence we learn more....
Aryel Yalu: QUAN YIN METHOD IS THE ULTIMATE GIFT FROM GOD.
Richard Hooper: please master can you tell me if this is right.If we treat pigs in a humane way we will be treated in a humane way when we are pigs. can you bear this as true karma ?
Bambang Heriyanto: Why this water to go up on my face with Jesus to her standing up
Rod Munch
Secret Society of Vegans is nothing to do with alien cults
12.04.2010 23:53
anon
To Rod Munch :-)
13.04.2010 11:39
anon
Ching Hai : "I caused an entire tribe of bloodthirsty bedouins to run".
13.04.2010 13:48
Supreme Master : I asked that what sort of God name should I be called and I was told "God Forbid".
anon
Keith Mann and "Life On Mars"
13.04.2010 13:51
Life On Mars
Life On Nbiru
Annunaki
David Icke
anon
Vegan Aliens. Fallen Angels. Demons and Angels.
13.04.2010 14:01
There is a whole cult around veganism and aliens, Fallen Angels and Angel / Devil.
{POGO Cafe has had the board changed so that the breakfast menu now reads "Angel or Devil" with a picture of horns with it.}
anonymous
Homepage:
http://www.think-aboutit.com/aliens/vegans.htm
another funny quote
16.04.2010 03:28
anon
Dr Steve Best PHD = author of "Terrorists Or Freedom Fighters" on space aliens
19.04.2010 14:46
anon
Homepage:
http://www.all-creatures.org/articles/vegansspace.html
Now they are encouraging anorexia.
30.04.2010 08:33
This is scary shit as anorexia is deadly.
anon
Hold your horses
01.05.2010 07:23
Scientists have not yet made up their minds on this one so who are you to dismiss it outright?
Prahlad Jani is being held in isolation in a hospital in Ahmedabad, Gurjarat, where he is being closely monitored by India's defence research organization.
So far, Mr Prahlad appears to be standing up to scrutiny. He has not eaten or drunk any fluids in six days, and similarly has not passed urine or a stool in that time. He remains fit and healthy and shows no sign of lethargy. Doctors will continue observing him for 15 days in which time they would expect to see some muscle wastage, serious dehydration, weight loss,and fatigue followed by organ failure.
It is common in India for Jains and Hindus to fast, sometimes for up to eight days, without any adverse affects, as part of their religious worship.
I note that the article ends rather swiftly and inconclusively. They are telling us nothing. How much weight loss is 'slight'? After 15 days fasting I would expect to lose up to a stone!!! Hardly surprising coming from the Telegraph though. Wouldn't want to stop those consumers consuming would they. Gotta help the economy you know!!!
Curious