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To say who ‘cares’ is irresponsible. It gives a false impression that this type of campaigning is in the past – which sadly is untrue.
You stated AAQ work united with RSPCA QLD- when their web sites reads the opposite. Your information was misleading and dishonest.
It also unfair fair to AAQ itself because whatever they believe they have the right not to be misquoted.
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,24411799-2,00.html
http://www.animalliberation.com.au/otherorg/action/barnlaid.htm
http://www.rspca.org.au/policy/d.asp
http://www.animalliberation.com.au/otherorg/action/barnlaid.htm
The links above show a long record of inta fighting between RSPCA and Animal Liberation groups who support vegetarian diets only.
Before we get into much more we should ask ourselves who has exposed acts of gross cruelty that otherwise would have probably gone unreported.
* By large we believe that would have to do be the Animal Liberation groups throughout Australia as well as individual members of the public.*
‘However the political slant on Animal Welfare in general must be addressed.
So if the peak group Animals Australia AL and the other 40 or 50 animal welfare groups who work with them will declare their position once and for all it would be a big step forward.
As Animals Australia have pledged themselves as the other peak body for Animal Welfare (together with Animal Liberation) it would seem we are badly in need of their organisations to come out and declare they are “not ”a vegetarian group ‘ OR they are.
The views of the 96% of the main stream Australian public must be represented.
And it’s important they stick to which ever one they choose both publicly and privately as a matter of policy once a for all.
If they have been so vocal against RSPCA and especially Hugh Wirth why did they unite with him with HWC?
The only head to push the co joint ventures working with Farmers and Muslim Leaders of Australia was once again the RSPCA CEO QLD Mr Mark Townend.
RSPCA QLD CEO has often said until Animal Liberation and others work WITH RSPCA to demand better laws to protect animals the animals will continue to suffer.