Land of Hope and Glory

Land of Glory and Hope exposes the UK farms that are considered as the most humane animal farms in the world, it debunks that humane means anything positive when combined with murder.

This documentary shows footage of pigs, cows and birds being brutally slaughtered. It also shows how lambs get slaughtered in a way even more unregulated. The lack of sanitation, humanity, basic human decency in this movie can shock someone into considering veganism as a philosophy.

If anyone watched this I would recommend Dominion as it is a higher quality and a more ambitious production, a way larger group effort to expose what happens to animals all over the world.

It is inspiring to see what a youtuber or a public figure can achieve and how they can get the means to expose this exploitation on their own, how these people put out this information for free, how you can watch so many vegan documentaries on youtube with no cost.

Anyone who is against unnecessary cruelty should watch this film.

Very interesting and informative in itself. People who don't believe that this kind of cruelty would not be allowed should definitely watch this film as it provides proof that is does.

Up there with Earthlings and Dominion. An excellently narrated documentary, shocking footage showing the hard cold truth of humanity's systemic exploitation of animals. It does a brilliant job at highlighting one of the most important social issues of our time.

As a country that prides itself on having some of the highest animal welfare standards in the world this is shocking viewing. It is easy to live with the delusion that although animal agriculture is bad in other parts of the world eating British products makes you somehow exempt from those problems.

This dispels any notion that British farming is even close to humane, hard viewing but worth a watch.

Not much has changed since the release of the Earthlings (2005) documentary. Records from 2016-2017 obtained from various English farms in the meat, dairy, and egg industries attest to this fact. I've heard many people argue that activists selectively choose the worst moments from countless hours of footage to support their cause. That's simply not true. Individuals who infiltrate these facilities with hidden cameras come, record, and depart. They don't have the time of spending half a year capturing hundreds of hours of footage there just to select the two most distressing minutes. What you see in this video is a reflection of what occurs across the entire industry of animal husbandry; it's standard practice. The documentary is freely available for distribution, so please feel free to share it in order to raise awareness among as many people as possible.