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Samstag, 1. September 2018

BBMA Newbloods: No Holds Barred


Uncompromising Antifa Hardcore Oi Punk debut by some oldschool Hardline dudes.
FFO: Oi Polloi, Statement, Raid, Vegan Reich, & making racists afraid again!



And now read: Interview with the "Bärenjude"
Who or what is No Holds Barred and who is the Anti-Fascist Army?

No Holds Barred a collaboration of hardcore and punk musicians who have decided that the time
has come to tackle a variety of crucial issues head on, and with a militant, unapologetic response.

The rise of global popularism and the resurgence of fascism in the United States that can only be characterized as the "Era of Trump" has made it clear that the time for argument and debate is really
a thing of the past. For many of us, we have been preparing in multifarious ways for years -
even decades - for a time when our proverbial “line in the sand” would be crossed.

For us, that time has now come. That line has been crossed. No Holds Barred and the
"Anti-Fascist Army" EP serves as a call to arms for those who feel similarly...


As for the Anti-Fascist Army or “AFA” itself, this designation has been an underground name utilized by Antifascist activists and revolutionaries, SHARP traditional skinheads and RASH skins - usually those members who might be characterized as anarchistic in nature and approach.

For years the term has been used for what the FBI has termed a “sleeper cell” approach to individuals they designate as “terrorists” training in and for the long term and in a number of important ways, for an inevitable “activation” date in the future. This date when the "sleeper cell" activates is when their training and preparation culminate in actions that will have a greater impact than those that would have, could have, and often times were engaged in on the fly, impromptu, in the streets.

The AFA title and track is an articulation of this phrase that was used in the underground by those training for such a time, such an inevitable movement, and such a militant reaction to our collective line in the sand being crossed by governmental fascists in office and Neo-Nazi fascists in the streets who have similarly been preparing for and orchestrating these unfolding events since their planning and inception in the late 1980s according to those who have defected from their ranks and joined ours - even betraying their former fascist brethren at the highest levels of some of these groups,
once they had a change of heart and chose to live a life after hate.

The AFA "Manifesto" insert in the album was essentially the direct source of inspiration for the title track. We request that those who have read this text continue to keep it offline and spread it directly, face to face, person to trusted person, in the underground.


What are your goals and future plans as a band/music-project?

We are currently finishing up our second 7” entitled “Sleeper Cell.” The lyrics to the songs on this follow-up album elaborate on the message and mission of the first release of "Anti-Fascist Army." This second release should be out in 2018, as was our first.
There are currently additional tracks in the works for releases down the line.

We hope in the future to collaborate with some groups that have inspired us either musically
or ideologically and politically for split 7 inches perhaps, or other collaborations that have yet
to be exactly determined.

There are some additional ideas for much bigger projects a little further down the line that must remain under wraps for the time being. Some of the ideas that we can allude to at the moment include intended projects with a larger number of vocalists trading off segments of tracks in the vein of
Path of Resistance or Wu Tang Clan for that matter.

The focus of those projects and potential musicians involved are still being theorized and discussed. When this manifests, however, the intention is for the group to be called Sleeper Cell,
like No Holds Barred's most recent album.


Reading the lyrics of the EP, it seems like you choose to portray a very militant path. Why is that so?

At the Standing Rock Sioux reservation in North Dakota in 2016 I realized something very important... For years I had worked with militant organizations and cells engaging in what many of us call “eco-defense” of some sort. Over the years I grew weary of how few joined our ranks and just how painfully small the number of those willing to dedicate and even sacrifice their lives or freedom for the sake of our Mother Earth was.

Then at Standing Rock I saw something else...


I saw many people who previously had no activism or revolutionary background take a stand, endure abuse, arrest, brutality, and many engaged in sneaking off nightly at the camp to carry out DIRECT ACTION that was so common that signs were put up threatening lethal force if one even so much as scaled the fences to approach what Earth Crisis so eloquently phrased the “Yellow Death Machines.”

I similarly saw many people disregard those signs, scale the fences and destroy the machines. In a short period of time, people with no background in this sort of activity were radicalized and revolutionized on a scale that would have seemed unbelievable to me before witnessing it first hand.

Security for the Oceti Sakowin main camp was stationed on Route 1806 and would try to prevent people from going out. The fear was that militant direct action would give the feds a reason to invade the camp. The elders of various communities similarly cautioned against bringing weapons onto the camp - which is something that very few militant revolutionaries on site actually complied with.

On December 5th, with thousands of veterans from the U.S. military in attendance pledging to back us up if the brutality and repression of the State continued, the Obama Administration and Army Corps of Engineers announced that the Enbridge corporation that controlled the Dakota Access Pipeline could not go forward.

Fireworks lit up the sky and that night was known as the conception night for many “NoDAPL babies” in tipis and yurts throughout the various camps. My whole family was there with me on that day, though I had been there throughout the protests and actions off and on. The energy was electrifying when the announcement came in. The sky lit up with fireworks. We truly had hope that our actions and sacrifices had made the difference that we needed to see in the world -
that Mother Earth itself required to restore the balance of the Natural Order.

But when Trump got into office, his first order of business only a month and a half later was to reverse this and allow the pipeline through. Social media algorithms were altered in the month following the election and it became impossible for those of us organization and - one might even say “propagandizing” for the movement - to get the word out about continued focused actions.

Today those encampments and many of the die-hard activists who remained there from the time
JB set up her tipi until the last tipis were burned at Sacred Stone, have disseminated and disbursed
to various other anti-pipeline camps and even to Flint, Michigan to fight for clean water for the community. But the algorithm changes induced by the pressures of and reaction to the new administration have proven to make it impossible to organize the way we did in 2016.
Most have no idea that the struggle continues with many of the same people leading the charge
as we had at Standing Rock.

All of this led some of us to the inevitable conclusion that now is the time for even more militant courses of action to be taken: namely the assassination of those guilty parties directly responsible
for destroying the eco-systems which we are all a part of. This must include but should not be limited to heads of corporations, as well as politicians setting these policies, gutting environmental regulations and kow towing to the true eco-terrorists: those huge industrial polluters which we
have dedicated our lives to fighting, if not stopping.


Some of these lyrics seem to even draw influences from the Hardline-era, is that correct?

Put simply: the term “Hardline” means “extreme.” As you might have noticed in the new track
“Total Liberation,” we mention the Eastern notion of the “Tao.” It is widely understood
around the world that the notion of “Tao” indicates a balance of Yin and Yang energy
in all aspects of the Natural Order.

The concept of Yin and Yang describes how seemingly opposite or contrary forces are complementary, interconnected, and interdependent in the Natural Order, and how they even
give rise to each other as they interrelate to one another.

In Chinese Nei Jia “internal” systems of Kung Fu the “Tao” is synonymous with the notion of “Taiji” or “Tai Chi” as it is often transliterated, which is another name for the Yin and Yang symbol so widely recognized in the world as an Eastern symbol of the balance of Nature itself. More to the point, the symbol itself is called the "Taiji" which is a term indicating balance and a character that is
a synonym for the Tao itself - the Tao being what we might simply call "Nature"
or the "Natural Order" in English.

Now how does the notion of “Hardline” come in to play with all of this?


When there is an imbalance in society, in Nature, in any system, sometimes an immediate counterbalance in the extreme opposite direction is the reaction. Sometimes that extreme reaction causes people to lose their balance in the other direction. Sometimes it just helps them recalibrate back and forth to gradually rebalance little by little. Other times still it is just enough for some people to regain immediate equilibrium and sustain it. Either way, once equilibrium - balance - is regained and maintained, the need for an extreme or “hardline” counterbalance dissolves.

Hardline as a movement, like many movements focused on restoring the balance in a wayward society, took some extreme positions. Personally there are some of those positions that I do not agree with entirely, but I see why the Hardline movement reacted extremely in the direction that they did, even if I do not believe all of those positions to be balanced ones in some cases.

Take the two most contentious positions of the historical Hardline movement: abortion and sexuality.

On the issue of abortion, societies have engaged in methods of early term abortion that we might
term more “natural” (without resorting to the philosophical fallacy of Appeal to Nature), that helped maintain not only the balance of those individual communities one was a part of, but also of
the individual themselves.

Hardline historically accepted the reluctant validity of abortion when a mother’s life was jeopardized, but what if her over all health was? What if her mental health was? What if, forced to carry a baby to term, a mentally ill mother murdered her infant after giving birth? Is it really better to force a situation where a sentient infant or toddler is murdered rather than have a woman terminate a pregnancy early term before there is empirically demonstrable sentience? Is forcing her to be a mother and try to raise that child or to responsibly make the decision of whether to put the child up for adoption really something we should assume she is in a psychological position to do, when she has indicated to her community and her doctor or midwives that she is clearly not?

I don’t think so.


Similarly, in cases of rape and incest, carrying a fetus to term would not only in most cases psychologically harm the mother, but it could also physically harm her and perhaps perpetuate birth defects and congenital defects that would harm the child well into adulthood.

In short, there are too many variables, too many factors for one to decide from the sidelines what is best for the woman simply because she has a fertilized ovum. To go one step beyond that and claim that the government should be involved in that complicated and very subjective PERSONAL decision-making process is nothing short of proposing that violence of the State itself be used to enforce a philosophical position that must be grappled with and determined on a case-by-case basis and by the individual carrying the gestating child.

As for sexuality, the historical Hardline movement focused on the Taoist notions of Yin and Yang balance in sexuality, but in practice, many of the heterosexual relationships that individual Hardliners engaged in were anything but balanced. As well, the notion that Yin always manifests as extreme Yin in a normatively effeminate “female” gender role, or Yang always as extreme Yang in a normatively macho “male” gender role is belied by not only casual observation, but also by science.

In homosexual couples, whether male or female, we see a common tendency for Yin and Yang coupling to manifest in pairing between homosexual partners just the same as we do in heterosexual ones. Nature maintains the balance more often than not in coupling - whether heterosexual
or homosexual.

Appeals to ideas that male homosexuality is the result of Yang deficiency - a view that at one point became commonly expressed in some Hardline circles - are also contradicted by numerous studies indicating that male bisexuality is typified by higher than normal levels of testosterone. This in fact accounts for why we see the aggressiveness and need for defensive fight or flight response in male prisons, result in elevated testosterone or "yang" energy, and thus in widespread bisexual behaviors and desires that are commonly carried on by the individuals even after release from imprisonment. It is why many extremely "Yang" male athletes are known "on the down low" to engage in bisexual behavior, even while conditioned to not publicly talk about it.

These issues are not opened up about by many of the men who could provide the most insight into them, particularly because of the homophobia in many lower income communities. Still, there have been numerous studies conducted on this subject and the science is conclusive.

But the way I look at it, homophobia too is a reaction - an extreme reaction of struggling communities to try to preserve reproduction the same way that we find birth rates go up areas where there is poverty, even though we would think of this as counterintuitive. Racist politicians and pundits blame these elevated birth rates on lack of education or ignorance, but the reality is that birth rates actually decrease as we climb out of poverty. In states of diminished resources, ape societies - including those of the homo sapien sapien ape - will tend to be very heterosexual. We see this with chimps who also find it necessary from their perspective to engage in limited meat consumption. But in regions of plentifulness and abundance we see the nearly identical bonobo apes - our other closest primate relative - engaged in a completely herbivorous diet and social bisexuality.

Neither meat eating nor homophobia should be the desired take-away from this. Rather, we should understand that both emerge in the societies of our closet ape relatives when resources appear to be threatened. As we provide for the needs of human societies, we thus afford them the opportunities to sociologically evolve on these issues, rather than assuming we can just judge and aggressively prove and prod them into enlightenment without improving their situations or alleviating their suffering.

It is thus very easy for some to judge from more middle class or affluent communities those lower income communities and musical art forms like hip hop in the inner city or regions like Jamaica where homophobia as a theme in the works of many reggae musicians is quite normal. But the reality is that this unbalanced, extreme reaction to poverty and limited resources is part of the process too. It is up to us to help balance those attitudes, to help them evolve, not to accept them just because they happen to be a reaction, and not to judge those communities by the standards we see white liberals often holding their own communities and socio-economic segments of society to.

Finally, returning to the notion of the “Tao” that was so emphasized in stages of the historical Hardline movement, in Taoist sexual practice and Inner Door teachings, there are many sexual practices and methods of hormone development and training that would be seen by outsiders as nothing short of bizarre. Even among those typically seeing themselves as heterosexual, Taoist prostate massage is not only common, but widely recommended for various methods of energy cultivation associated with Taoist meditation. The idea the homosexuality was or is foreign to
Taoist sexual practice or disciplines is simply incorrect.

While Yin and Yang coupling between heterosexual or homosexual partners is the tendency in relationships and Nature itself, there are Taoist sexual practices that cannot be dismissed as anything other than very masculine homosexuality for the purpose of giving rise to extreme Yang energy, resulting in what we could scientifically quantify in the West as heightened testosterone production. Even on a microscopic level, we see that sperm from two heteronormative males will fight one another - as an old Hardline publication made note of - but from the perspective of these practices, that energy of conflict between Yang-on-Yang forces can be harnessed to amplify and cultivate masculine hormone production, and thus life-extension and health in an internal parallel to the testosterone replacement therapy so common in Western medicine these days.

Obviously this is a huge issue unto itself that could easily
derail the focus of this interviewif we let it...


Beyond that, there is the issue of trans and non-binary identity which is another vast historical and sociological topic - also interrelated as an LGBT rights issue - which Hardline reacted against in a way that I believe warrants critique. Various Native American communities were characterized by rigid gender roles and even homophobia, but many others accepted non-binary and trans gender roles and identities. Literally dozens of North American indigenous communities had at least one other gender identity besides male or female - many with five in total.

In the East, trans gender identities were so common that they often were glossed over in ancient works of history and religion as a given. In many cases we see religions that are commonly associate with transphobia and homophobia, laying down jurisprudential rulings accepting trans gender identities. Biblically, the notion of a “eunuch” - historically speaking - was not generally some poor soldier who had his genitals shorn to ensure he didn’t engage in sex with a ruler’s harem. Instead, this was usually someone who was what we would today call trans. In the regions of India and Pakistan these non-binary identities were and in some cases remain common. The idea that traditional societies abhorred or rejected trans individuals and identities as anathema to Nature is simply not true. As such, though I do understand where the Hardline movement was coming from, I believe it’s reaction to these issues of human sexuality and abortion were not fully informed and required further research.

The underlying theme and overarching principle of Hardline, however - one of returning to a state of harmony with the Natural Order - is one that appealed and appeals to me, as it seems to have with many in the hardcore scene. The influence this movement had on vegan straightedge, veganism and militant eco-defense groups and scenes should not be ignored just because one holds a different stance on these aforementioned issues.

Anything else you'd like to add? Anything important to you?

There is no more time to waste. If you feel moved to action, now is the time to act.

The era of preparation and training has long passed, so if you are new to the game, you need to get in it and get your hands dirty now, but also start diving right in to serious training concurrently, so that each action proves more successful and of greater impact than the one before it.

Whether your initial focus is eco-defense or anti-fascist revolutionary action (in reality these are both intersectionally connected) you need to begin regular training in martial arts and firearms weapons craft and tactics. No doubt, it would have been better if you could have began when many of us did - preparing in the 90s or even before - but as the saying goes, it is "better late than never."

Get involved. Get your hands dirty. Make a change and stop holding on to the pipedream that somehow if you live a safe and cautious life, death will not come for you. Death comes for us all, and the Earth will be here long after all of us are gone. It is better to die a courageous death with honor than to live a slightly longer life as a coward.

Paradoxically, I have found in my experiences that when one is engaged in actions of any sort - whether direct action or simply a fight with a single adversary before you - it is only when we let go of our attachment to not getting hit, not getting cut, not getting caught, not getting shot, not getting locked up, not getting killed, that we seem to absorb into the very stream of LIFE itself, into the FLOW of Nature, and swim with the currents that seem to be sweeping others away as they
fight against them.


By letting go of our terrified attachment to this life,
we ironically have a greater likelihood of truly living.

It's time to stop TALKING about Revolution and start LIVING it.

Dienstag, 27. Juni 2017

BBMA Newbloods: Bring Our Demise


Melodic Vegan Straight Edge 90's Style Metalcore Band/Solo-Project from the USA (MI),
in the vein of bands like: Undying, Prayer For Cleansing, Unearth, etc. ...


They brought out two demos so far (in '16 & '17) which will both be available on one tape,
as BBMA40 really soon. All proceeds of this release will go towards Sasha Farm (animal sanctuary).


Who are you and what are you doing in the band?

My name is Nolan Arthur. Bring Our Demise is a solo project and I play all the instruments.

Are there any plans on bringing it on stage at some point? How will this look like?

I have plans to perform spoken word, touching base on topics of animal, human,
and earth liberation and perform my songs live. My live performances are similar to how
hip-hop artists perform their music. I backtrack the music and do vocals.


What is Bring Our Demise about? What's the drive behind it?


The purpose of Bring Our Demise is to shed light about the injustices that exist in our world
and ways to possibly combat them. The goal is to educate people about the suffering of animals, humans, and mother earth through music and spoken word. Another goal is to donate 100%
of profits from merchandise sales to people/organizations that are making a difference in our world.

What have you achieved so far and what are your goals for the future?

My achievements so far are small. I’ve raised a small amount of money through t-shirt sales
for animal rescues and sanctuaries. I hope once I hit the road and begin performing live,
I’ll be able to spread some knowledge and hopefully raise some more money.

What do you do besides BoD? Any other "band"/cool hobbies you wanna tell us about?

Outside of Bring Our Demise, I play in a band called The Cambodian Heat and have a new band
in the works with my friend Kylee. I also run a small cassette label called Coercion Cassettes
and started a non-profit record label called HEAL(Human|Earth|Animal Liberation) Records.
It’s a new endeavor of mine. 100% of profits will be donated to good causes. Outside of music,
I enjoy cooking. I’m vegan and I love pushing my cooking skills. I skateboard in my free time.
I also enjoy hanging out with my dog Lacee.

Thanks a lot - feel free to add some shoutouts!

I want to give a shout out to Tim BBMA for releasing my demo and donating the profits to my
local animal sanctuary Sasha Farm, my friend Kylee, my skate crew BK Boyz and my
local skateshop Revival, and anyone who practices and believes in total liberation.

Side note: I challenge all vegan straight edge bands/people to practice what they preach.
Educate people, raise money and donate it (there’s no money in music anyways.
What’s the point of holding on to what little profits you make?), organize with larger groups
of like-minded people (not just your music scene friends), and do what you believe is right
in your heart to push the idea of total liberation. Finally, if you see any form of injustice, act.
Don’t just stand there and let shitty things happen to people, animals, or our planet.


Pre-Order starts this weekend: http://bbmarecords.com/shop
The 1st Press will be /50. This is to be able to donate something asap.
If they sell quick though, there will instantly be a 2nd Press + T-Shirts. Up to you.

Sonntag, 11. Juni 2017

BBMA Newbloods: When Ashes Are Rising

Oldschool metalcore from Italy... and the newest member to join the BBMA Family.
Their awesome debut LP entitled "Of Earth And Men", previously self-released on CD,
will soon also be available on a limited number of Tapes, as BBMA39.
FFO: Morning Again, At The Gates, Heaven Shall Burn, ...


Who are you and what are you doing in the band?

I’m the second (or first, doesn’t matter) guitarist in the band.
I also deal with the recording process of all our music. (Delio)

Is WAAR your first band-project? What about the other members?

No, I used to play in an Industrial Metal band before, called Cybercage.
 Luca, our bassist, used to play in Absence (XVX band from Turin) and As Humanity Fades.
Afshin was the voice of various bands such as L’Odio and OhxCristo.

What is WAAR about? Any kind of message you want to spread?

We believe in the total collapse of all the powers that make every human being a slave,
from the very moment you are born 'till you die. We believe in the destruction of all the systems
that enslave us through imposition and violence. We believe in the fall of everything the virus
called "man" has created, constantly raping Mother Earth. To burn everything down
and see something new rising from the ashes: this is WHEN ASHES ARE RISING.

What have you achieved so far and what are your goals for the future?

We are a relatively young band so we still have lots to achieve.
However, we were fortunate enough to share the stage with bands we admire, Strength Approach
and Traces of You among all. Our main goal right now is to play our music overseas.

So, when will you tour europe, that we can see you live?

Hopefully soon! :-)

I wanna thank you Tim for this interview and for supporting us!
The passion you put in what you do is contagious. You know it’s not just music,
but most of all, it’s a strong social and political message, and we agree with that!


Pre-Order at some point next week: http://bbmarecords.com/shop

Sonntag, 23. August 2015

BBMA Newbloods: Vegan Jihad

So, yeah, here I am as well introducing a new categorie to you 
BBMA Newbloods - lets see if that'll work out! ;-)

First one - Vegan Jihad - pretty new Metal/Hardcore Band from Nevada
and yeah... I guess you can already tell why I am telling you about them, can't you!?
and while doing so, let's see what they have to tell you about themselves:


Vegan Jihad - i guess the name already says it all, but: whats it about?

We are about bringing together those who are sick and tired of standing by while 
the animal holocaust continues. Sick and tired of being passive about the situation. Sick and tired 
of people not accepting responsibility for their role in the unnecessary enslavement, torture 
and horrifying death of innocent helpless animals. Sick and tired of all the rationalizations and 
cop outs of their support of the animal holocaust.

So, would you guys consider yourselfes "hardline"? 
...and would you say that hardline is still a thing nowadays?

There are multiple definitions of what Hardline could be considered. With Vegan Jihad, 
we may fit the profile of different movements but we will only allow ourselves to be associated 
to one cause and that is elimination of the suffering, torture and murder of helpless animals, 
be it for profit or sport or any other sick reason. Our goal is to reduce the demand of these atrocious 
acts which will reduce the supply. Any way that has to happen is well within what I personally 
am willing to do regardless of the sacrifice.


What about the individuals behind the project? Do we possibly know any of you from other bands?

Very highly unlikely. Even so, regardless of any projects we may have been involved with in 
the past, our individual identities are insignificant. Our past musical involvements are insignificant. When people look at us, all they need to see is 5 faceless human beings who are dead serious 
about our message and achieving our goals.

Concerning your lyrics, it seems like religion is, besides animal rights/veganism, also an 
important point you'd like to address, yeah? is there a connection for you? and is it more 
about christianity or kind of "against all religions"?

The issue is not with religion exactly. The issue is with people who use religion as a cop out 
for contributing to the animal holocaust. With all the different bible versions and religions, 
naive people can always find some bullshit quote in their shit rag bible to interpret any way that is convenient for their conscience and/or comforts. So what I say to these people is if you truly believe your God condones the animal holocaust, then fuck you and fuck your God, for I am the Devil.


What about the straight edge? Would you consider yourself a vegan straight edge band? 
...cause you fucking sound like one!

If it were realistic I wouldn’t even call us a band. We do use music in part though to further 
our cause so calling us a band is fair and accurate. As with the Hardline question, I will not allow 
us to be labeled with anything other than Activists dedicated to the reduction and ultimately the elimination of the animal holocaust. That being said, I won’t even drink caffeine much less 
anything harder that could cloud or soften my mind or destroy my body before I am able to use it 
up and eventually sacrifice it to achieve my goals. Much respect to the straight edge bands who put 
it on the line for their beliefs. I take it as a compliment and an honor that we sound that way to you.

While were just at it: name some of your main influences (i already have some 
90's metal/core bands in mind, but i am curious to hear what you actually wanted to sound like).

I am more influenced by bands like Earth Crisis for their convictions and unwavering dedication 
to their beliefs and weren’t afraid to fight those who challenged them. These are guys that have been on the front line for decades. Those guys get full respect and support. We wouldn’t even play our first show until we could do it with Earth Crisis. Vegan Jihad has been around for more than 3 years and we recorded I Am The Devil over a year ago. Now that the opportunity to perform under Earth Crisis has come, the world will now see what we are about. Watch for our first music video around the second week of October. As far as musical style, I honestly can say there is no intentional style. 
My guitar influence would come mostly from Napalm Death and Obituary type of bands.


For your demo/record/whatever: when will we be able to hear it in it's full? 
Is there a (vinyl) release planned? And will you tour Europe with it?

Haven’t really thought much about how the release will be handled. We will do it however it 
gets heard the most. If making vinyl is something people want we will do it. This outfit will 
never accept profit. Any monies accrued will be swiftly donated to local animal shelters etc. We never wanted people’s first impression of us to be just the music it was supposed to be the videos. Now the music is being heard alone first and that’s fine, but there is so much more to this than what you could get by listening to a few songs. You have to see it either in concert or in videos. Both are now scheduled less than an hour from where we live. With Europe there are festivals out there that would be great platforms for Vegan Jihad to perform on if our stage show could be and would be facilitated. Europeans are far ahead of Americans in Animal Liberation measures so we need to focus our attention on America. We will see though if there is enough interest from Europe at some point for Vegan Jihad to make the trip and do what we do. Hopefully that would be sooner than later.

Stay updated: fb.com/veganjihad