URGENT: Please contact theatres to show Your Mommy Kills Animals

August 27, 2007

Hello all, I just wanted to reiterate what Margaret posted yesterday about calling the two indie theatres and requesting them to feature "Your Mommy Kills Animals". It's extremely important that the truth is exposed about the lies the monsters that enjoy billions in blood money spew about their "animal welfare" and our label of the number one domestic "terrorist" threat according to the current administration and the FBI when we are the only movement who hasn't killed or even harmed a hair on anyone's head. YMKA has gotten absolutely NOTHING but glowing reviews by every single critic that has commented and all of them have commented on the complete non-bias of this documentary. It's yet another ploy to keep this controversial socio-political movement's exposure of the cruelty hidden for blood money and to protect the idiots

running this country and of course, their pocketbooks as well. The fear mongering and "terrorist" label has gone beyond ridiculous and the goverment doesn't want the public to know how laughable it is. You can contact (and please do!) these indie theatres, and please remember to be very polite, as we don't need any more labels than we already do. Thank you for your support in this. Here is the contact information: -- Angelika Theater in Dallas, Elizabeth McCormack, Marketing Director, (214) 841-4712 and elizabethm@angelika .com -- Magnolia Theater in Dallas, Shawn Mahan, General Manager, (214) 520 0098 Please do NOT tell the theater that you are calling in response to a request by Vegetarian Network of Dallas as this will invalidate your call as

your request will not appear genuine (even though it is). Ask your friends and family to call, too. Also, you may call more than once as long as you are polite and non-harassing, and let Margaret ( ) know if you get a "yay". "Think occasionally of the suffering of which youspare yourself the sight" Albert Schweitzer

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