PETA is an Animal's Worst Friend
by Nathan Tabor
06/22/05
Normally an organization takes its mission statement and tries to fulfill it. Not PETA.
According to the Center for Consumer Freedom, in 2003 alone PETA killed over 85% of the dogs, cats, puppies and kittens it took into its care. During the same time the Norfolk SPCA and Virginia Beach SPCA adopted out 73% and 66% of its animals respectfully.
Is it a money issue? No. PETA takes in millions of dollars each year, over 29 million in 2004. Their mission statement should state ³ Animal Killers spending millions on teaching children to be vegetarians, telling milk drinkers they are Nazis (Durbin wants to be their spokesman), promoting a meatless Thanksgiving, defending violent extremists and killing helpless animals.²
Just this last week two PETA employees picked up 31 healthy dogs and cats and killed them in the back of a van.. They took their bodies and dumped them in a strip mall dumpster. They now face 31 felony charges.
What would PETA have done if hunters had picked up 31 healthy dogs and cats and killed them for fun? PETA would boycott their work places, picket outside their church and plaster this story all over the media.. How many other animals have been slaughtered and dumped by PETA?
The Center for Consumer Freedom created PetaKillsAnimals.com and recently bought a billboard in Times Square to educate people on the evils of PETA. It is truly a shame that animal loving people have been conned by the unethical directors of PETA.
Today PETA stands for People for the Execution of Tame Animals.
Copyright © 2005 by Nathan Tabor
The 31 animals in the back of the van are the tip of the iceburg. These two mopes were caught because they had been doing the same thing, in dumpsters all over the Tidewater, each Tuesday, for months. Perhaps years.
If we speculate that they had been hitting three dumpsters a day, five days a week (hey, whose to say idiot Libs can't work hard for the money), you have 31 times 3 times 5 for 455 animals a week.
Now consider how long you can get away with that sort of thing while the matter wends it way through the various layers of "that's not my problem" that you will encounter from the business owner, the carting company, the dump and the police. At 2000 animals a month for each van, were talking about a whole lot of death going on.
And PeTA has lots of vans...
And why would PeTA do such a thing? In the words attributed to Mark Felt, but never actually spoken, "Follow the Money".
PeTA rakes in Tens of Millions from Little Ol' Ladies and gullible celebrities every year. They do so, in part, because they are seen by the public as providing a shelter of last resort to unwanted animals. But actually providing that shelter is an expensive business. They are in the business of making money, not spending it.
Take a look at the PeTA HQ in Norfolk, Virginia...
You see the vans and the loading docks for handling the animals. You see the the upper floors of offices, no doubt staffed 16 hours a day by a dedicated staff of PeTA telemarketers working on commission. But what don't you see?
You don't see cages. You don't see kennels. You don't see a store-front adoption center. You do see an unusually large mechanical building on the roof, which I would bet, dollars to donuts, conceals the stack for an incinerator.
This is not an animal care facility. It is a factory of death. |
