Animal Rights Activists 'behind farm arson attack'

October 2009

A 72 year old man in England, Keith Stephens, writes an article for the Farmer magazine about culling badgers. Of course, the animal rights people located there are not too happy with it. How do they respond?? Did they write in a rebuttal perhaps, try and persuade the man that he had his facts wrong?? No way. Animal rights proceeded to burn his barn down, pour battery acid over his 3 cars and took down yards of fencing and uproot the fence posts. Then offensive slogans were spray-painted across the doors of a barn.(before they burned it down) The damage estimate is at 60 thousand dollars over a one year period. Animal rights harassed this elderly couple for a year.

Real nice message animal rights is leaving to the world. Do as we demand or you will pay the price. It kind of reminds me of the way Hitler used to operate.

Mr Stephens has run 20-acre Acorn Farm, with 100 sheep, for 50 years. He lives there with wife Pat age 70.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/6336712/Animal-rights-activists-behind-farm-arson-attack.html

Animal Rights Are Trying To Control Us.

The animal rights groups of the world today spend large sums of money trying to control our lives. To them, we must never eat any meat or wear any wool or leather. No milk shall be given to our children either. Even honey from bees is off limits.

"Barry Clausen, a critic of the Animal Rights movement and author of the book Burning Rage [ISBN 097000379X], has studied the animal rights movement for 12 years"..."Clausen does not pull any punches when it comes to his opinion of the animal rights activists. "I have not come across one of these people who I did not consider to be mentally ill," Clausen said."from the article:Christianity Harmful to Animals, Says Animal Rights Godfather By Marc MoranoCNSNews.com Senior Staff Writer.

The animal rights movement never stood a chance. As long as they put animals ahead of people, the average person will never agree with them. As long as the cow is more important than hungry children looking for a glass of milk. As long as the sheep is more important than using the wool to stay warm. As long as they try to eliminate critical medical research looking for a cure for AIDS.

After looking closely at the animal rights movement for a few years, their main purpose to me seems to be the fundraising. Hundreds of millions of dollars are raised worldwide each year. Just try and imagine how much good that kind of money could do to help hungry children?