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Dissolve your dead relatives and flush them into the sewage system

Posted on Friday Jul 23 12:13:00 UTC 2010

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EU corpse 'dissolve and flush’ proposal

The EU is currently investigating a proposal, which would allow undertakers to dissolve dead Pour your dead relatives down the toilet bodies and flush them into the sewerage system. This proposal has come from the Flemish Association of Undertakers as a way of cutting down on the amount of land taken up by burials.

The plans would see people’s deceased loved ones being placed in containers containing caustic salts and water. These containers would then be pressurised and some time later the liquid and mineral ash left over could be flushed into the sewerage system.

Yes, we are talking about dissolving the dead and flushing them down the loo. WTE Ltd. is appalled that the European Commission is even looking into this shameful, polluting and disrespectful suggestion.

It is the European Parliament that wants dissolving and flushing down the sewers.

Your comments please!

TonyS

Posted on Saturday Jul 31 15:15:42 UTC 2010

Its pretty obvious that the European Parliament have at last realised what need to be done with the French - especially as the french sewage regulations are so much higher than the rest of europe - why is this? one should ask; are they so much more full of ..... than the rest of us.
Flushing is the answer ....maybe

scarysam

Posted on Friday Jul 23 18:27:05 UTC 2010

What is the difference between dissolving and burning? No-one bothers about cremation so why object to dissolving the body. It is DEAD afterall.

rightsaidfred

Posted on Friday Jul 23 18:24:16 UTC 2010

It's DISGUSTING! What sort of people are they?? My Mum died last year and the thought of dissolving her under pressure and flushing her down the loo - well - I can't express my thoughts.

Anna Plummer

Posted on Friday Jul 23 18:20:09 UTC 2010

And after you have 'flushed' them, no doubt you visit the grave every time you go to the loo?? At least there is water in there for the flowers!

Dave Thompkinson

Posted on Friday Jul 23 18:16:56 UTC 2010

What about the pollution caused by the caustic salts? It's bad enough in theory, but in practise, it would cause no end of problems.

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