Thursday, October 15, 2009
Animal Rights Activists 'behind farm arson attack'
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
PETA Protesting KFC
The company that owns Taco Bell, KFC and Pizza Hut earned $334 million, or 69 cents a share, for the period that ended Sept. 5. That compares with a profit of $282 million, or 58 cents a share, during the same period last year.
Yum, which operates nearly 3,300 restaurants in mainland China, said sales in the country rose 10%. That excludes a 1-percentage-point benefit of foreign currency conversions.
Excluding one-time items, the company's quarterly profit amounted to 70 cents a share.
Revenue for the quarter fell 2% to $2.78 billion, down from $2.84 billion last year.
Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters expected Yum to earn 58 cents a share, excluding one-time items, on revenue of $2.79 billion.
Officials at the Louisville-based company said they were boosting their full-year profit forecast, thanks to the stronger-than-expected performance in China. The company now expects to earn $2.14 a share for the year. That's up from its previous forecast of $2.10 a share.
Yum operates more than 36,000 restaurants in 110 countries.
Its shares climbed 39 cents to $35.25 in after-hours trading Tuesday after closing at $34.86 during regular trading."
http://www.usatoday.com/money/companies/earnings/2009-10-06-yum-brands_N.htm?csp=34
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Hot Car Kills Dog of SPCA CEO
http://www.examiner.com/x-16781-Tallahassee-Conservative-Examiner~y2009m8d26-Animal-rights-CEO-accidently-leaves-dog-in-car-kills-it
Heat kills Labrador retriever left in car on Bainbridge
"Bainbridge Island police report that a woman inadvertently left her dog, a black Lab named "Bear," in her car for a couple of hours on Thursday.
When she found the animal, it was dead.
The woman returned home at 11 a.m. but forgot the dog was in car. She began looking for the animal in the car several hours later.
Police say the car's windows were apparently closed. Investigators determined that outside temperatures ranged from 70.02 to 80 degrees but could have reached from 110 to 120 degrees inside the vehicle.
The case will be forwarded to prosecutors for possible charges."
http://blog.seattlepi.com/seattle911/archives/177095.asp
Heatwave kills unsheltered dog August 26, 2009
The RSPCA received a complaint about the treatment of the dog after its death on Monday from heat stress at a residence near Hope Island.
The couple are likely to be charged under the Animal Care and Protection Act.
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/heatwave-kills-unsheltered-dog-20090826-eysw.html
Up date- The Robin Starr incident has now gone national with 389 news articles. Richmond Animal Care and Control is investigating the death of a pet belonging to the head of the Richmond SPCA. "At this time, charges are not forthcoming for Robin Starr," and added the case is under investigation."
Now, I do realize that this was an accident but if it was me that did it, I would be talking to a lawyer right about now.
Monday, December 22, 2008
Animal Rights Are Trying To Control Us.
"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?
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
The Hidden Agenda Of The Seal Hunt Protest
http://www.northernpen.ca/index.cfm?sid=129878&sc=361
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Friday, April 25, 2008
The Canadian Seal Hunt Today
The biggest money to be made today, is not in the hunting of the seals, it's in the protesting of the seal hunt. Millions of dollars are raised in this manner every year. To actually hunt the seals, I am going to need a crew, a boat, lots of time, expense money and be willing to take some big risks. To protest the seal hunt, all I need is a computer. I can sit at home and pump out the propaganda. I am safe, warm,well fed, got my hot coffee with me too. Just send me your money so I can save the white seal pups that are not even hunted anymore.
"Jamie Tarrant reports for the Western Standard that the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) rakes in roughly US$16 million in annual donations from its anti-sealing campaigns." That's 16 million dollars made from only one animal rights group. I wonder what the total dollars raised world wide is?? Anti-sealing protesting is big business today.
Why do some many people get conned into sending their money to people who really do nothing for the seal pups at all?? The protest groups really don't want to see the seal hunt stopped at all. The seal protest industry would not want their biggest meal ticket to stop. What would they do then?? Heaven forbid that some of them might have to get a real job!!
Monday, April 7, 2008
Zoocheck Canada
But they do have a few hidden agenda's here as well. Zoocheck does not like zoos, they would like to eventually see them all closed and go to a different kind of zoo. My guess would be like a free range zoo or open air type. The small private zoos which Zoocheck calls roadside zoos are especially hated.Zoo report-"Organizations like Zoo Check, CAPS and Born Free are for the most part anti-everything to do with zoos. They advocate the abolishment of keeping wild animals in captivity, and often latch onto small events and blow them up much larger than life in order to sway public opinion.
"Zoocheck is not afraid to get involved in animal and wildlife issues. I see they protest against dog fighting, the seal hunt in Canada, circus's, pet trade and more. They even give Activist Training Workshops or in other words, they train people how to be a animal activists. (like we really need more of those) Why would anyone even want to train more animal rights activists??
Zoocheck quite enjoys playing the mind games that most animal rights extremists play. They will arrive at the zoo unannounced, secretly move about the zoo ignoring any "off limit signs." They will go wherever they want looking for "the dirt" to write about. And they will keep searching till they find something to write in their report. The reports mostly read the same, varying just a little-Filthy, cages are covered in feces, cages are too small, wrong shape, too dark, too light, animals aren't fed properly, animals have no water, no staff present.
Zoocheck's budget in Canada for 2006. They raised about 250.000 thousand dollars.We need to be more careful where our donations are going! Look carefully into the animal rights organizations that you might want to support. Do a good search on the internet. Some of these organizations have good intentions and use the donated money properly in the best interests of the animals. Some may not.
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