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10 Insane Episodes in the War on Coffee

Coffee and caffeine are the most popular drugs in the world. Before drugs such as heroin, cocaine, and marijuana appeared on the front stage, the "drug war" picked up coffee. Since it was discovered in Ethiopia around 800 AD, coffee has gone north, spread throughout the Middle East, and as it spreads throughout the world, controversy has arisen. As a powerful stimulant, religion, government, and the authority of medicine were doubted.

A world without coffee? A world without Starbucks? It's unimaginable. But in history, people have tried to eradicate coffee many times. This list records those episodes and how the coffee won the world.

10 Khair Bey Fires the First Shot

A time when coffee became illegal

Coffee was transmitted to Mecca in the 15th century, quickly became popular, and many coffee houses opened. While drinking their favorite drinks, customers talked about the news, chess, sang, danced, or simply relaxed to music. However, Kyle Bay, a conservative governor of Mecca, saw such a gathering with distrust. This new liquor could change their hearts as they act against the sacred rules of Islam.

On the evening of 1511, a sacred day of Islam, Kaira, who finished worship in Kaaba, saw the men who turned a cup of coffee on the site of the sacred shrine. He immediately broke up the group, and the next morning, a president and a lawyer council. A human doctor testified that coffee would lose the balance of body fluids and cause illness. The witness who drank coffee said, "The sensation and spirit have changed." Based on these claims, Congress banned coffee and resolved to close coffee shops.

The coffee bag was seized, burned, and the one who drank was beaten. Coffee disappeared immediately from the market, but people continued to drink personally. Sultan in Cairo heard Kyle's plan and ordered to quit, saying that it was not forbidden in Cairo in Cairo. The following year, Kaire was dismissed. Judge was fired and ordered to go to Egypt. Happy days came again. [1]

9 Riots in Cairo

Dark history of coffee

However, the fact that Cairo is Coffee Heaven has not lasted. In 1512, the first shoter for coffee was declared, but people ignored it. Two years later, even the ban on four judicial schools could not stop the spread of coffee. In the early 1530s, the scholar and preacher Abd A l-Hack A l-Sanbati said that coffee was "drunk", leaked intimate secrets, and generally harm health. He said he would.

A mob of A l-Sambati's ant i-coffee speech gained momentum and attacked a coffee shop. They broke their pots and cups and assaulted regular customers. Eventually, the coffee and ant i-coffee faction began to conflict. A judge, Ibun Ilyas, who felt further threat to violence, tried to settle the problem in an experiment. Judge Ilyas ordered to drink coffee in front of him, with people who drink coffee all day, observing their changes in their actions. Nothing was unacceptable to the actions, and Ibn Iliers legally made coffee.

Nevertheless, another cafe was attacked after a while, the customers were imprisoned and beaten, and became free. However, coffee and their addicts were as pleasant as before. [2]

8 The Istanbul Coffee Party

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Coffee arrived in Syria in the first half of the 16th century through a pilgrimage route from Higers (Arabia) to Damascus. In the 1540s, a coffee house was dotted, making ant i-coffee powers concerned. Like Cairo, a local evangelist denounced coffee in a hoter, and a mob rushed to the coffee shop.

However, it turned out that it was difficult to eradicate this stubborn coffee beans, and two new coffee prohibitions were passed the following year. In 1546, Ottoman Turkey's Slutan and Slayman ordered a ban on Aleppo, Damascus and Mecca. In 1565, Sultan ordered the clan of Jerusalem's coffee house as "rally of irresistible and disorganized people."

At this time, the fun of coffee was transmitted to Istanbul, the Imperial City. The ship loaded with coffee beans arrived on the sea, encountered hostil e-controlled liquor at a wharf, and drilled a hole in the boat and sank with a cargoy coffee, as if to notice the Boston tea party. But the Istanbul coffee party could not stop inevitably. People could easily escape the authorities by avoiding the closure of the coffee house with a mobile coffee cart and diving into a nearby store.

Despite the repeated attempts of banning drinking for decades, coffee has survived and is now eroding Europe. [3]

7 Cheating the Devil

A time when coffee was illegal

It is no wonder that coffee was transmitted from the Islamic world to Christian Europe, so this mysterious, dark and bitter liquid was initially doubted. He reached Italy through the Venice Trade route from North Africa and the Middle East. The strange, the effect of revitalizing the mind and body was addictive, and the church authorities were more ominous and called "Satan's bitter invention." Pagans can never trust.

Before the ban, they first consulted with Pope Clemens VIII. It is reported that Clemens desired a cup of sake and tasted the sake and shouted. It is a pity to monopolize pagans. You should deceive the devil and be baptized. "The blessings of the Pope were sufficient. In 1645, the first coffee house opened in Rome. Coffee spread to Christians and our breakfast and nap habits forever. Changed [4].

6 The War Turns Bloody

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So far, the coffee ban, which had been sporadic in the Ottoman territory, had been beaten by the offenders and was imprisoned in worst prison, and had no blood or tears. However, the situation became fatal when the carrier Sultan Murado IV became the throne. Coffee culture is rooted in Istanbul, and coffee shops have become a favorite hangout for political discussions. In contrast to alcohol, coffee has a stimulating effect that sharpens the spirit, so an active and lively meeting was held.

Mrad was particularly afraid of the Janisari warlord, and had a trauma in the Janisari school rebellion that killed his brother Osman II. Murad, who was young and became the throne, endured a small rebellion. One of them was the incident in which the best friend Musa was hanged. The janisary frequently visited a coffee house, where he ploted conspiracy. Murad thought that when he became an adult and became power, he had to deal with this situation.

Mrad did not oppose the coffee itself, and he drank coffee himself, but thought that the coffee shop in a coffee shop would be a dissatisfaction and rebellion hotbed. Mrad made illegal drinking coffee, and the offenders were sentenced to death. There is also a story that Mrad himself was disguised, walked around the city of Istanbul with a broad sword, and hit the head of a person who was drinking coffee.

Mrad died in 1640, but his successors took over his policy. The one who was guilty for the first time was beaten with a club, but was sewn in a leather bag for the second time and drowned in the Strait of Bosportas. [5]

5 The Seminaries of Sedition

London's first coffee house

Like Murad IV, there was a reason for the suspicion of England Charles II. In 1649, the parliament, which caused a rebellion, defeated Charles I, Father Charles I, and beheaded. After the dictatorship of Oliver Cromwell, the Stuart royal family revived, but Charles was still wary of politics. And he knew the place where they gathered regularly-London's coffee house.

The first coffee house opened in the city in 1652, increasing as the popularity of coffee increased. Men of all classes gathered at the coffee house and exchanged a cup from an equal footing. Of course, my favorite topic was politics, and Charles was worried about this. The coffee house has a reputation as the Revolt of the Revolt, and in a comedy in 1681, the characters say:

Housewives also got up. In 1674, their group announced the "petition for a woman opposed to coffee", and coffee made her husband lazy, drunk, annoyed (probably to spend time in a coffee house), and The worst was accused of impotency.

On June 12, 1672, Charles II made a declaration of "suppressing false stories about false news and the government and government." The king accuses the king of the nation, not only in the coffee house, but also in other places and gathers, public and private, and that they do not understand what they do not understand. He imposes freedom to slander. " The coffee house was deployed, and in 1675, Charles was the ultimate way to close the coffee house. < SPAN> Murad died in 1640, but his successors took over his policy. The one who was guilty for the first time was beaten with a club, but was sewn in a leather bag for the second time and drowned in the Strait of Bosportas. [5]

London's first coffee house

Like Murad IV, there was a reason for the suspicion of England Charles II. In 1649, a rebellion broke his father Charles I in a civil war and beheaded. After the dictatorship of Oliver Cromwell, the Stuart royal family revived, but Charles was still wary of politics. And he knew the place where they gathered regularly-London's coffee house.

4 King Gustav’s Experiment

The first coffee house opened in the city in 1652, increasing as the popularity of coffee increased. Men of all classes gathered at the coffee house and exchanged a cup from an equal footing. Of course, my favorite topic was politics, and Charles was worried about this. The coffee house has a reputation as the Revolt of the Revolt, and in a comedy in 1681, the characters say:

Housewives also got up. In 1674, their group announced the "petition for a woman opposed to coffee", and coffee made her husband lazy, drunk, annoyed (probably to spend time in a coffee house), and The worst was accused of impotency.

On June 12, 1672, Charles II made a declaration of "suppressing false stories about false news and the government and government." The king accuses the king of the nation, not only in the coffee house, but also in other places and gathering, public and private, and that they do not understand what they do not understand. He imposes freedom to slander. " The coffee house was deployed, and in 1675, Charles was the ultimate way to close the coffee house. Mrad died in 1640, but his successors took over his policy. The one who was guilty for the first time was beaten with a club, but was sewn in a leather bag for the second time and drowned in the Strait of Bosportas. [5]

London's first coffee house

3 The Beer King

Like Murad IV, there was a reason for the suspicion of England Charles II. In 1649, a rebellion broke his father Charles I in a civil war and beheaded. After the dictatorship of Oliver Cromwell, the Stuart royal family revived, but Charles was still alert for politics. And he knew the place where they gathered regularly-London's coffee house.

The first coffee house opened in the city in 1652, increasing as the popularity of coffee increased. Men of all classes gathered at the coffee house and exchanged a cup from an equal footing. Of course, my favorite topic was politics, and Charles was worried about this. The coffee house has a reputation as the Revolt of the Revolt, and in a comedy in 1681, the characters say:

Housewives also got up. In 1674, their group announced the "petition for a woman opposed to coffee", and coffee made her husband lazy, drunk, annoyed (probably to spend time in a coffee house), and The worst was accused of impotency.

On June 12, 1672, Charles II made a declaration of "suppressing false stories about false news and the government and government." The king accuses the king of the nation, not only in the coffee house, but also in other places and gathers, public and private, and that they do not understand what they do not understand. He imposes freedom to slander. " The coffee house was deployed in a spy, and in 1675, Charles came to the ultimate way to completely close the coffee house.

When I couldn't drink my favorite coffee, protests were flooded by coffee enthusiasts and the ban was not kept. Only 11 days later, the ban was withdrawn. Coffee and coffee shops have continued for years to spread the opposition and revolutionary ideas. The Boston tea ceremony in 1773, which was a preliminary battle for the United States' Independence War, was held at the Coffee House "Green Dragon" in Boston. Green Dragon was a hangout of the free sons, and was called the "Revolution Headquarters" by Daniel Webster.

Murad and Charles' Paranoia may not have been unreasonable after all. [6]

2 The Word of Wisdom

King Gustav's strange coffee experiment

King Sweden, Gustav III, was hated by its absoluteism, but also had an educational policy, such as the abolition of judicial torture and the promotion of religious tolerance. In 1746, when Gustav was born, the Swedish government restricted the sale and consumption of coffee and tea so as not to compete with beer and wine industry. Coffee and tea were treated as bad guys, and Gustav grew up believing that coffee was dangerous.

Despite negative reports, it was common to drink coffee by the time Gustav became the throne. King Gustav attempts to prove how deadly coffee is in a scientific experiment suitable for enlightenment. Gustav ordered a sentence of a pair of twins, who was sentenced to death, and instead gave only one coffee and another tea. As Gustav wanted, they decided to continue drinking every day until they were poisoned. The experiment was supervised by two doctors.

The first death was Gustav, who was assassinated during the 1792 Masquerade Ball. A few years later, two doctors died. Gustav, who drank tea, died at the age of 83 when his average life expectancy was around 40. The brother, who drinks coffee, immediately followed and became one of the last. Sweden had to admit the defeat after a series of coffee ban and high taxes. Today, the Swedish people are the most enthusiastic people in the world. [7]

Friedrich's achievement of Prussia's enlightenment monarch!

1 The Cereal Moguls

Like Sweden, coffee was resisted as a competitive product of wine and beer in Prussia. Friedrich thought that the import of coffee beans would leak funds outside the country and worsen Prussia's economic difficulties. In addition, there was a health problem: German doctors warned that coffee would wither men and infertile women.

Frederick fought coffee over his lifetime. He used all kinds of weapons, including banning, expensive taxes, and special police squads to catch violations. Only the aristocrats allowed coffee to drink coffee, and he thought it was an unnecessary luxury for ordinary people. Above all, Friedrich wanted to protect the excellent military organization of Prussia, which he had built up with, from the corrosion effect of coffee.

"We have to drink beer," Friedrich declared on September 13, 1777. "Her Majesty grew up in beer, so was her ancestors and officers. His Majesty grew up with beer, and his ancestors and officers. The king has won again when the war happens.

However, even the great generals could not stop coffee. In 1781, Frederick tried another tactic, monopolized the roasting of coffee beans in the royal family, and built a huge wealth. A "coffee smell person" spy sniffed the fragrance of illegal roasting and attacked the offender. A coffee dark market was born, and ordinary Germans tried to brew substitutes from wheat, barley, dry figs, and chikori.

Although the coffee was temporarily suspended, it held up. In particular, Leipzig became famous for coffee houses such as cafebaum, which is popular with college students. It was a golden age of cafe clutch. As with other countries, Prussia also succumbed to coffee. [8]

Why does Mormon drink coffee? Episode 17

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• In the 1820s, the prophet Joseph Smith began to be reveled to the establishment of the Jesus Christian Church of the Saints of Saints. Early Mormon religion was a polymer system, a priesthood, a blood aton (in other words, a "sacred murder"), a parasitic teaching of communityism, and a despised sect. Since then, they have abandoned many unpleasant doctrines, and today is a harmless religion known for the strange underwear and coffee refusal today.
• In Smith's revelation, there was a list of dietary rules called "Wisdom Words." Alcohol and tobacco were banned, black tea and coffee were classified as "hot drinks" and were not suitable for the body. Initially, the words of wisdom were only treated as advice, not binding commandments. The prophet themselves sometimes enjoyed drinking.
• Brigam Young was concerned about the economic impact of purchasing coffee from outside the Mormon community in Utah. Young was eager to sel f-sufficient and wanted to grow beans on its own. However, in the late 19th century, Mormon's attitude toward coffee changed because the church had officially abandoned the controversy customs to open the path to Utah State.
• Church officials needed to recognize that they were isolated from other worlds, so they began to avoid coffee as a true disciple. The words of wisdom have been enforced more strictly. In the early 20th century, cutting off alcohol, cigarettes, tea and coffee was a condition for entering the temple. Those who do not obey must be prepared to be ashamed by the public. As in the rules of Jewish Kosha, the words of wisdom have become distinguished between Mormon and no n-fellow people. [9]
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• In 1844, William Miller predicted Christ, but failed, and one of the sects born from disappointment is Sevens Day Adventist, which is known for protecting the Suspo on Saturday and emphasizing a healthy life. I am. C o-founder Ellen G. White said, "Coffee is a harmful luxury item. Coffee temporarily excites the heart and causes unexpected actions, but the aftereffects are mentally, moral, and body. The exhaustion, weakness, and paralysis are exhausted, and the brain activity is permanently reduced.
• Adventists believe that drinking coffee is a sin. This is the idea of ​​Dr. John Harvey Kerogg, who became the director of the Advenist Elderly in Battle Creek, Michigan. He claimed that coffee would damage the liver, deprive him of vitality, and accelerate aging. At the breakfast at the sanatorium, caramel coffee made from Kerogg's special blend serial, bread ears, bran, and molasses made. Kerogg's younger brother Will will introduce his reformed breakfast to more people in Kerogg's toast corn flakes. < SPAN> Brigam Young was concerned about the economic impact of purchasing coffee from outside the Mormon community in Utah. Young was eager to sel f-sufficient and wanted to grow beans on its own. However, in the late 19th century, the mormon's attitude toward coffee changed because the church had officially abandoned the controversy customs in order to open up the path to Utah State.
• The church authorities needed to recognize that they were isolated from other worlds, so they began to avoid coffee as a true disciple. The words of wisdom have been enforced more strictly. In the early 20th century, cutting off alcohol, cigarettes, tea and coffee was a condition for entering the temple. Those who do not obey must be prepared to be ashamed of the public. As in the rules of Jewish Kosha, the words of wisdom have become distinguished between Mormon and no n-fellow people. [9]
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Today's Wordle answer for Friday, September 13

In 1844, William Miller predicted Christ, but failed, and one of the sects born from disappointment is Sevens Day Adventist, which is known for protecting the Suspo on Saturday and emphasizing a healthy life. I am. C o-founder Ellen G. White said, "Coffee is a harmful luxury item. Coffee temporarily excites the heart and causes unexpected actions, but the aftereffects are mentally, moral, and body. The exhaustion, weakness, and paralysis are exhausted, and the brain activity is permanently reduced.

Adventists believe that drinking coffee is a sin. This is the idea of ​​Dr. John Harvey Kerogg, who became the director of the Advenist Elderly in Battle Creek, Michigan. He claimed that coffee would damage the liver, deprive him of vitality, and accelerate aging. At the breakfast at the sanatorium, caramel coffee made from Kerogg's special blend serial, bread ears, bran, and molasses made. Kerogg's younger brother Will will introduce his reformed breakfast to more people in Kerogg's toast corn flakes. Brigam Young was concerned about the economic impact of purchasing coffee from outside the Mormon community in Utah. Young was eager to sel f-sufficient and wanted to grow beans on its own. However, in the late 19th century, Mormon's attitude toward coffee changed because the church had officially abandoned the controversy customs to open the path to Utah State.

• Church officials needed to recognize that they were isolated from other worlds, so they began to avoid coffee as a true disciple. The words of wisdom have been enforced more strictly. In the early 20th century, cutting off alcohol, cigarettes, tea and coffee was a condition for entering the temple. Those who do not obey must be prepared to be ashamed by the public. As in the rules of Jewish Kosha, the words of wisdom have become distinguished between Mormon and no n-fellow people. [9]
• Poster: Forgoted coffee alternative
• In 1844, William Miller predicted Christ, but failed, and one of the sects born from disappointment is Sevens Day Adventist, which is known for protecting the Suspo on Saturday and emphasizing a healthy life. I am. C o-founder Ellen G. White said, "Coffee is a harmful luxury item. Coffee temporarily excites the heart and causes unexpected actions, but the aftereffects are mentally, moral, and body. The exhaustion, weakness, and paralysis are exhausted, and the brain activity is permanently reduced.

Adventists believe that drinking coffee is a sin. This is the idea of ​​Dr. John Harvey Kerogg, who became the director of the Advenist Elderly in Battle Creek, Michigan. He claimed that coffee would damage the liver, deprive him of vitality, and accelerate aging. At the breakfast at the sanatorium, caramel coffee made from Kerogg's special blend serial, bread ears, bran, and molasses made. Kerogg's younger brother Will will introduce his reformed breakfast to more people in Kerogg's toast corn flakes.

In 1888, Charles William Post entered the sanatorium with a nervous breakdown. He came out as a conversion of Kerogg's ant i-coffee pseudo science. In the 1890s, he started selling posum, a coffe e-based coffe e-based alternative to Kerogg, and "stopping coffee and poor food and using poster, food, and coffee will recover any ordinary illness." I claimed.

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The posum has developed a notorious marketing campaign in the fabrication of the "facts" that hurt coffee and turns into a villain that hinders the growth of children. There were many other adverse effects: "Coffee heart", "brain homo", blindness, ulcer, brain tissue collapse, indigestion, shortening of working hours, reduced energy, poverty, unnamed, paralyzed, etc. Some of these myths, which have spread throughout the country by newspaper ads, are still near us today.

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Posts and Kerogg succeeded in spreading their products, but failed to make the United States a coffee without coffee. Immortal pickups are irreplaceable. [10]

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Adventists believe that drinking coffee is a sin. This is the idea of ​​Dr. John Harvey Kerogg, who became the director of the Advenist Elderly in Battle Creek, Michigan. He claimed that coffee would damage the liver, deprive him of vitality, and accelerate aging. At the breakfast at the sanatorium, caramel coffee made from Kerogg's special blend serial, bread ears, bran, and molasses made. Kerogg's younger brother Will will introduce his reformed breakfast to more people in Kerogg's toast corn flakes. Brigam Young was concerned about the economic impact of purchasing coffee from outside the Mormon community in Utah. Young was eager to sel f-sufficient and wanted to grow beans on its own. However, in the late 19th century, Mormon's attitude toward coffee changed because the church had officially abandoned the controversy customs to open the path to Utah State.

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