ANIMAL RIGHTS HISTORY

SUBVERSIVE POLITICS OF ANIMAL RIGHTS

Barbara J. Andrews, Publisher TheDogPlace

Where did Animal Rights start?  How did PETA get startup funding? What about HSUS? What do Animal Rights have to do the 70's peace movement? 

Is it a conspiracy or only an accident that Animal Rights have gained so much legislative control over the individual rights and freedoms of Americans?  How do Animal Rights leaders know which politicians can be most easily influenced by campaign contributions and votes?  Is there reason to believe that radical animal rights leaders are encouraged by foreign interests and cash flow?

Many law-makers count on powerful support from animal-related lobbying groups (ref #1).  Accountability is difficult because not-for-profit organizations can legally keep closed books and even the best investigators can't dig deep enough to uncover the thousands of $25 donations that fill campaign coffers.  The California poultry industry was virtually shut down by animal rights funding to the right politicians for the right vote (ref #2).  And then there's the overpopulation myth.  As mandatory spay-neuter laws sweep the country, it  makes you wonder how many local politicians are funded by local veterinarians? 

More obviously profiteering is the HSUS veterinarian's association (ref #3) promoting spay-neuter clinics and neutering for non-profit shelters is profitable.  Is that why so many city and county officials say citizens have no right to own a sexually intact dog unless they pay for a special license? Tell that to my neighbor who believes his hog dogs work better with “all their equipment.”  

When Did Animal Rights Become Civil Extortion?

Why should anyone who already pays city and county taxes pay the dog catchers separately?  Did politicians get the idea of selling protection from watching mob movies?  What else would a prosecutor call breed specific permits, intact dog permits, special permits for certain breeds...  How can it be illegal to own a particular breed and then suddenly it is deemed legal when the owner buys a special permit? And why should hobby breeders pay higher city or county fees than pet shops or puppy mills pay for a business license?

Legalized extortion, that’s all it is.  It’s a racket that’s come out in the open.  Where politicians once kept secret their ties to political groups masquerading as “animal welfare advocates”, they are so emboldened today that they proudly proclaim affiliation with “animal rights” groups!  Check it out and decide for whom you will vote in the next election.  Remember, politicians should not have to be paid to support good legislation.  Lobbyists have turned our political system into a sham. 

Animal cruelty laws already exist at local, state, and federal levels.  The Animal Welfare Act just needs to be enforced.  Whoops, the snag in our system is that Legislators don’t get paid to enforce the laws they get paid to pass. 

PETA Founder Ingrid Newkirk's history begins during the turbulent 70s when she spearheaded legislation for a Washington D.C. spay/neuter clinic.  Co-founder Alex Pacheco's public history also begins in the 70s as an animal activist, campaigning against leghold traps.  One of his mentors was Cleveland Armory, founder of Fund For Animals (FFA) before  Pacheco went undercover in the monkey lab case. 

So where did PETA get their start-up money?  No one had heard of George Soros and other dissident "Progressives" back then but they existed.  It took a BIIGGG bankroll to print and mail millions of booklets showing the Silver Spring monkeys with open skulls filled with electrodes inserted by evil American scientists.  Incorporated in VA in 1980, PETA took off like a rocket.  Even so, it took huge political pull for PETA to so quickly infiltrate our schools with "teaching materials" and no one seems to know how PETA got into the Encyclopedia Britannica when most Americans had not yet heard of it? 

The Politics Of Veganism, Freedom, and Animal Rights

How could veganism be a successful platform in a country founded by meat eaters, hunters, and farmers?  We became Americans by fighting for our individual RIGHTS so how could we give up the right to own animals?  If you ever wondered why and how such blatantly subversive political groups got started, consider this.

Political/cultural penetration of the United States was a prioritized goal of the Soviet Union after its 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia. Offering somewhat benign assistance in the form of printed literature, printing press time, signs, flags, banners and other paraphernalia for demonstrations and propaganda, Soviet operatives penetrated organizations whose members were in many cases the wayward sons and daughters of the North American elite.  Anti-establishment groups flourished in the 70’s - the Weather Underground, Viet Nam Veterans Against The War , etc. Within that framework, PETA was chartered (in England) and although it denies ties with the Animal Liberation Front (ALF) and ELF (Environmental Liberation Front) PETA has given both groups large financial grants.  ELF is at the top of the FBI’s domestic terrorists list. (ref 4)

PETA is a subversive vegetarian, animal rights (not welfare) organization that reported $32 million in donations for 2009.  But PETA doesn’t compare to the Humane Society Of The U.S. (HSUS) which raked in $100 million, and then there’s the ASPCA, etc.  Politicians eagerly accept their “share” of the donations from animal lovers.  Without millions ($billions in today's economy) no such legislative group can succeed.  Has the Civil Liberties Union ever challenged PETA or HSUS?  Just asking... Call it lobbying or call it payoffs, animal protection groups are the perfect warm, fuzzy front for anti-American political interest groups that chip away at our inherent rights and the civil rights we for which we fought and continue to defend around the world. Amazing when you stop to think about it!

You’ve seen the HSUS and ASPCA television commercials and full color magazine ads - paid for by tax-exempt public donations which are used to fund more solicitations with which to persuade politicians to support their anti-American crusade to incrementally strip away our personal freedom.  (See Best Friends below.) Only 2 cents on the dollar is spent rescuing animals or supporting shelters.  We know that, but John Q. Public does not.  The Fur Commission (ref 5), as one of PETA's primary targets, has fought the PETA and Animal Rights agenda.  Where are the counter-ads from AKC?  Where is the success of AKC’s PAC?  Why isn’t AKC/CHF soliciting?

Animal Rights Law Is A Goldmine

So much so that top law universities offer courses which lean heavily towards Animal Rights.  Animal rights advocate Gary Francione is a professor of law at Rutgers School of Law, Newark.  He loves PETA, dubs them as the "new welfarists," pointing out PETA works with industries to achieve incremental reform.  Right, everyone is grabbing a shovel to mine their share of free money and fortune. 

That leaves citizen groups struggling to find older lawyers who remember the 14^th Amendment which specifies in part - “No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property…” 

Animals are property.  They are not children, fur-kids, or any other sentient being that comes under protective laws.  Horse, cow, chicken or dog; they are by law private property.  Unless and until animal ownership groups include Constitutional scholars and attorneys, we haven’t a chance at defeating the politics of animal “rights”.  We are out-funded and out-lawyered and we get no help from the registries that gladly take our money with which to pay exorbitant salaries, perks, and benefits.

There’s gold in them thar hills but it isn’t being used to protect our rights or our animals.  There’s something really wrong with this picture.  Election time is right around the corner.  You will have to do your own research, each election cycle, checking out who voted for what state and federal legislation (6).   Print this and give it to all your friends and neighbors along with a list of which politicians DO NOT support “animal rights”. 

How do you find out who is not a shill for Animal Rights?  Call your local and state politicians and ask for a quote on whether they support your Constitutional Right and freedom to own property without government interference and corruption.  Then ask outright if they take contributions from HSUS, PETA, or SPCA.  They will say they "don't know" but ask them to get back to you with a yes or no.  Ask them to email you a response and if they "forget" email or call them back with a reminder.

Develop a voting list without regard to party affiliation - share it with friends at the voting booth.

PETA, HSUS and other animal "rights" groups are buying politicians faster than you can count the rights you are losing.  This isn't just about animal rights, it is about your Constitutional Rights and your courage to protect them.

1. PA Senator Rick Santorum (R) co-sponsored and campaigned for PAWS - animal owners voted him "gone!"

2. Chicken and egg producers virtually forced out of California and other states.

3. HSUS Veterinary Assoc. taking over the industry.

4. Domestic Terrorists ELF & ALF and PETA

5. Fur farmers support a multitude of industries from fish farms to animal feeds.

6. State & Federal Legislation Section

2-part investigative series on the connection between BEST FRIENDS ANIMAL SANCTUARY, animal sacrifice, devil worship, The Process Church (cult) and mass murderer Charles Manson will shock you.

Another updated observation will make sense if you are not a supporter of President Obama.  The internet is full of silly allegations but one solid observation is that Muslims are neither animal friendly nor America friendly.

Related Article: ALF Sets Fire To Cattle Trucks ALF launches another terrorist attack, this time at Harris feed lots in CA. Watch video and give us your opinion on beef production vs. terrorism.

http://www.thedogplace.org/LEGISLATION/Animal-Rights-History_BJA-1006.asp #10061201

Fur Commission USA

a nonprofit trade association representing US mink farmers. 1112p12

www.furcommission.com

MO Fed. of Animal Owners

Protect the rights of animal owners and enthusiasts against the animal rights movement. 1111p12

CA Responsible Pet Owners

CaRPOC is for ALL pets.  A Single Goal, Fight for the Right To Own and Enjoy our Animals. 1111p12

carpoc.org

CA Federation of Dog Clubs

Educating responsible breeders & pet owners. Protect the welfare, health & well being of dogs. 1111p12

www.cfodconline.org

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