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Selective perceptions of animal cruelty
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The people in the animal advocacy movement with whom I in contact with have never been told by AA, Animal Liberation or anyone else not to have anything to do with PALE. That suggests that it is a conspiracy in your own mind.
As for being "stupid" or a "political joke", given that all the other groups mentioned seem to enjoy considerably more success than PALE, perhaps PALE should have a look at itself and its place in the movement - or rather, its lack of a place, and why that is. Also who in fact is the "political joke".
As I said, abuse and paranoia are not good looks, and are divisive and unhelpful. It is also rather presumptuous of PALE to suggest that it contributed to the success of the others' campaigns, in view of constant claims that they refuse to speak with you.
Your Muslim leaders and your lawyers also remain conspicuous by their absence. Have the former defected to Handle with Care?
I think that this tread has now descended into the usual repeated verbal invective from PALE, and served its purpose only before PALE entered it. Perhaps "retiring from animal welfare" would be the best thing you could do for the animals (after all, and apart from anything else, your stated objective is to slaughter them).
Yabby's strategies are much the same, only this time he has added a further dimension of self-aggrandizement, and further convinced those of us who have some empathy for animals that he is totally without a moral conscience. In fairness to him, however, your "questions" about MLA were too incoherent for anyone to be able to provide answers to. Actually - what WERE the questions? Veiled conspiracy theories that we have heard before and date back years, and not much else.
Nicky