Hi I am new here

[Guest guest]

Hi

I live in Scotland, on the Isle of Arran, and I have been thinking

about getting a campaign going to relegalise raw milk here. It has been

illegal to sell raw milk and products, except cheese, here since 1983

and everyone just seems to accept the status quo. Pre pasturisation

there were over 70 small dairy farms on the island. Now we have 3 large

ones that can no longer meet demand for milk so some is imported.

I drank raw milk as a child and desperately want to find some for

myself and my family I am thinking about getting some goats. I used to

keep a couple about 16 years ago but gave up when I went vegan and

moved house. I love the Dr Weston Price book “Nutrition and Physical

Degeneration†and try and apply his principles to our diet although I

am in a bit of a slump just now

partly due to finances and partly due to being so busy at this time of

year.

I am so glad I found this group and I am hoping you will motivate me

into being more active in the New Year.

Mandy

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[Guest guest]

Hello Mandy and welcome to the group

you're the ideal candidate to revitalize raw milk dairying in Scotland. One of the most powerful arguments in British jurisprudence is "necessity". With your experience as a vegetarian, you can make the case that not only is REAL MILK your food, it is your medicine. The Scots are famous for being self-reliant - and love to stick it in the face of official-dumb - so just 'get at it' with the goats. Start small ; think big and follow through

Gordon

Burnaby British Columbia

www.freewebs.com/bovinity

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