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by anonymouse | 09.21.2008

Over a period of thirty days and thirty nights, from mid-August 2008 through mid-September 2008, Huntingdon Life Sciences (HLS) customers and profiteers across the United States were struck by a surprise anti-HLS tour of the country.

Over a period of thirty days and thirty nights, from mid-August 2008 through mid-September 2008, Huntingdon Life Sciences (HLS) customers and profiteers across the United States were struck by a su

by | 09.12.2008

After 9/11, President Bush urged people not to deface Muslim businesses and humbly visited a mosque. Then later turned around and used anger at bin Laden to get people mad at Saddam, and to increase defense spending, and get Americans to put up with an extended war. He even is beginning to use anger at Muslims in general. At one point McCain seemed to identify with animals being tortured as if he was being tortured and prisoners as well. Later US grandeur became more important. http://capitolhillblue.com/cont/node/11225

by ARC | 09.06.2008

http://nyc.indymedia.org/en/2008/09/99741.html

Palin got 616 votes in a town of 4635 before she was elevated
to the governor's chair by British Petroleum, war profiteers,
vote fraud, and trophy seeking hunters in helicopters.

Palin cancelled a wind farm and put a one half billion dollar
subsidy for big oil in the budget of the state.

She supports the man who was bombing women in a lightbulb factory
when he was shot down in his 27th rain of fire on the people of
Vietnam, whose independence had been guaranteed by Franklin Roosevelt.

http://nyc.indymedia.org/en/2008/09/99741.html

Since the computer poster is working on is having problems

by Father John Dear, S.J. | 07.27.2008

animal rights, energy, environment,
world food, health, and origins in
Christian history of vegetarianism

 

CHRISTIANITY AND VEGETARIANISM:

PURSUING THE NONVIOLENCE OF JESUS

by several poets | 05.03.2008
author: 
several poets
Summary: 

Countless zillions of voiceless powerless animals have been murdered.
These are poems about animals.

by Emily Dickinson, G B Shaw, F M Esfandiary, C Salamone, F M Esfandiary | 05.03.2008

a collection of poems about the silent suffering of voiceless
mammals, birds, fishes and other beings


(Appropriate as curriculum for college, high school,
book circle, and other English literature philosophy or animal

by 6546 | 04.23.2008

40,000 non-human animals are currently confined and tortured in the name of science at the University of California-Berkeley. For the 'crime' of exposing these atrocities, activists have been met with many incidents of low-level police repression. Please show solidarity with the animals, as well as the activists, by making use of this info.

You can make online calls expressing your distaste with www.relaycall.com and free online faxes with www.faxzero.com <br /> <br /> <b> Jack Gallant: Fluid deprivation, restraint c

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