Could Anti-Prop B Campaign Be Sneaky Influential?

• Wayne Pacelle is an even bigger con artist than I am and that ain't easy. I laundered tens of millions of dollars during my 28 years running The HSUS. My old pal Anita Coupe covered up for me and now she's doing the same for Wayne as the Chairman of his Board of Directors. After I left HSUS in Wayne's greedy and hairy paws, I ran the American Bible Society and had my own televangelist TV show "American Bible Society Presents." They had to fire me after the New York Times exposed my criminal associates in the porn and credit card scam industries. Wayne's HSUS is so much worse than that - its a monstrous false charity and I have to admit to being a little jealous. I even dream about all that money flowing from the elderly into the HSUS bank accounts and into my pockets. P.S. Don't tell Wayne that the spray-on tan he uses was tested on animals. He needs to keep up those gigolo looks to nab the socialite contributions.

• Wayne, so THAT'S what happened! I stayed up till 1030 after 66% had reported and there were 900k some odd votes cast for y and n. I couldn't quite figure out how 34% of precincts came up with almost a million more votes if StL and KC only had BARELY 40% turnout!! Stable Mills are next. Then Cattle Mills and Pig Mills.

• I am so tired of uninformed ingnorant people not seeing what HSUS is up to in our nation. These people are not animal welfare activists they are animal rights freaks. There is a huge difference between welfare and rights. We as humans have rights that's what seperates from the animals. What are we going to do when ag producers, hunters, trappers and fishers are no longer able to legally persue their occupations or hobbies. This is so ridiculous just a money hungry organization with a bunch of gluttonous pigs at the top. What a shame that they are able to pull the wool over everyone's eyes. God, it makes me want to puke.

• Hey you guys did not count the money we spent in buying the Gov. and the SOS they promised to put the breeders out of business. Heck the Gov even appointed one of our guys as head of the dept of Agriculture. Well they did their best and how about those 200,000 votes that appeared from no where at about 10:45 PM Nice touch wikthout the Acorn vottes we would not have won. Had the SOS not allowed the PUPPY MILL term... HE HE HE.. we may have not won even with the fake voters. Boy these people in Missouri were easily fooled. The Ohio people are easy as well they are just as stupid. This was the best state Government and election that money could buy. Wayne

• noticed mike you didn't let us know the state you reside in. Though by your thoughtless comment one would wonder

• Missour-ah: Land of meth and stupid rednecks

• Kase, You are on the right track....follow the money and see the interesting places it takes you to! N

• Dear Critical Thinker.. You might be right.. Press Release Market-wire - Nov. 10, 2010 The Monsanto Company, based in St. Louis Mo. has today announced it's full support of Peta and The Humane Society of The United States in their goal of eliminating all animal agriculture. Carl M. Casale, Monsanto's executive VP and Chief Financial Officer, congratulated Mr. Pacelle and Ms. Ingrid Newkirk for their work. "We at Monsanto, our stockholders and employees alike, are thrilled to relinquish Monsanto's 95 billion dollars in assets if it means saving all those poor chickens and piggies. "The Obama administration has been behind this decision from the onset, and the Chinese government is absolutely overjoyed. Plus, our entire company has decided to become vegans!" said Mr. Casale, munching on a mini tofu-burger canape.. "Who knew these were so yum?"

• Terry, loved the Stewart show spoof. It was very funny. Clearly it was edited to be as funny as possible. That is what that show does. It is called satire. The reason so many people who work with animals voted against that law is because they have been watching the HSUS at work all over the US, lobbying for laws that are intended to make producing animals for food or clothing as difficult and expensive as possible in order to drive those producers out of business and give us a vegan nation. If you are a vegan, that sounds wonderful, I am sure. I like my dogs. Wayne Pacelle doesn't like animals. I don't think he hates them, but he is no more interested in their welfare than I am in the welfare of cockroaches. HSUS uses cute puppies and kittens to solicit funds from suckers who can't see past the cute pictures and think they are helping unfortunate animals by sending them money. I have been following their activities and the activities of other Animal Rightists for decades. While this time, Missouri was ground zero, next time it will be another state. They are coming after all animal activities. Cruelty to animals in any form should be abolished, but laws like this one is like forcing all parents to install 24 hour video surveillance in their homes, vehicles and every where they go with their children and to subject themselves to unannounced inspections by government entities ensuring the welfare of their children. After all, there are so many parents that abuse their children, so no parents can be trusted. Aren't children as valued by society as puppies? There should be laws mandating when and what children are fed and when they go to sleep and when they wake and they should be allowed to go outside whenever they want to and they should be required to see a doctor as many times as the government says they should. They should never have to endure temperatures below 45 degrees or higher than 85 degrees. Don't children matter as much as puppies? Pass all the laws you want. Next time you decide to pass a law to protect somebody, pass a tax to pay for the enforcement of the law. In fact, any ballot proposition should include a tax increase that will be earmarked specifically for the enforcement of that law. Let people put their money where their votes are. The problem in Missouri is not that there was not a good solid law in place (which has been weakened by this new law), but that the state has not enforced the law. There are still not enough personnel to inspect all the kennels, so this law will do NOTHING to stop cruel and abusive breeders. It also does not address the issue of unlicensed kennels at all. And I find it ironic that shelters, some of which make puppy mills look like little canine heavens, are exempt from this bill. That, as much as anything else, tells me this bill was never about the welfare of animals. It was about stopping breeding.

• Anybody notice that the week before the election, authorities raided and shut down a true, unlicensed and abusive puppy-mill... BEFORE Prop B was even voted on? We HAD the laws on the books to regulate puppy welfare. Enforcement is all that was required. Prop B passed (barely) because of the Carnahan-composed deceptive ballot language. Stating that the bill would require adequate care of dogs, as though there are no laws on the books already requiring these safeguards, is inherantly deceptive! Had the election been held a month later, Prop B would have failed as more and more people were becoming awakened to the fallacy it represented. The momentum was definitely with the NO on Prop B side. HSUS has been exposed for the radical animal rights wackos they are. The fight is most definitely NOT over, and HSUS will be vehemently opposed in any and every incremental ballot initiative they sponsor in any state. They will continue to be exposed as the public is educated on their anti-domestication agenda. Their funding sources will be publicized as well, which hopefully will allow people to avoid unknowingly funnelling funds to this radical group.

• Missouri's dirty little puppy-mill secret seems not so secret anymore... Wonder how many folks all over the world saw this episode of The Daily Show? http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/thu-november-11-2010/big-red-dogs All you 'end of agriculture' folks might not care about being a national laughingstock... But I bet there are a whole lot of folks in Missouri who do..

• Fucking LaRussa.

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