Animals Ask You To Vote Against Hillary Clinton
by ARC
Wednesday, Aug. 29, 2007 at 1:49 PM
kurmesh@yahoo.com (email address validated)
Hillary Clinton supports doubling NIH's animal torture funds, has voted to bomb the animals of Iraq and Afghanistan, has received money from her friend Don Tyson, nation's biggest butcher, has been on the board of animal abusing WalMart, has been silent about Mad Cow, Mad Pig, Mad Chicken in the US
Hillary Clinton who profited from investment in cattle futures (cows she invested in had no future), who has political connections
to Don Tyson, the world's biggest butcher, who recommends
Heifer International which sends baby animals overseas to slavery
and slaughter wants to double NIH's animal torture fund, she
announced in Iowa in late August, Iowa whose politics are dominated
by the genocide of pigs.
She has taken money from animal torturing, pharmaceuticals,
HMO's, hospitals, and was invested in these as well
as slaughterhouses with Bill
Clinton before forced to sell because of her candidacy.
Clinton served on the animal abusing, unionbusting,
wetlands destroying
WalMart board. Her husband allowed
Dan Glickman to muzzle the truth
about Mad Cow, Mad Pig, Mad Chicken,
Mad Deer, Mad Fish, Mad Sheep
and other spongiform encephalopathy
diseases.
http://www.madcowboy.com
She has voted for vivisector money
and for campaigns in which people
and animals were bombed in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Henhawk Hillary's husband
let GE, Murdoch's Fox, Disney's ABC, Redstone's Viacom (CBS), Clear Channel
further their neocon stranglehold on America's airwaves. This resulted
in constant promotion of the illegal wars in Iraq and Afghanistan,
increased american obesity as these networks bombard the public with
ads for the pieces of murdered mammals, birds, and fishes.
Clinton is in favor not only of capital punishment for animals but for
people as well, as are every Republican candidate but Ron Paul,
and most Democratic candidates.
http://kucinich.us
http://www.emorylies.com
http://www.stopanimaltests.com
http://www.neavs.org
http://www.worldanimalnet.org