eeep!..first tommy thompson, now this,....cheeseland is scary

[Guest guest]

ANIMAL LIBERATION FRONT, TAKE NOTE

 

It is now a Class C felony to release animals from

research labs or farms in the state of Wisconsin.

 

A new bill carries a $10,000 fine and incarceration

in a state penitentiary for 15 years if one is caught

attempting to rescue or release an abused animal

without the owner's permission.

 

Whipped circus amimals and chimpanzees

with electrodes protruding from their brains

are now protected by man's laws, so that they can

continue to be abused with indignity. The one-in-a-million

baby calf or lamb being led to slaughter can no longer

escape his fate by an activist's well intentioned rescue,

for that do-gooder will spend the next 5478 days of his

life in prision. Such has become our system of justice.

 

In addition, any person found guilty of animal rescue

or animal liberation in the state of Wisconsin will forfeit

vehicles and personal property used during the rescue.

 

The bill was recently passed by the Wisconsin State

Assembly by a vote of 96 - 3. The same bill

passed the Wisconsin Senate by a unanimous vote.

Wisconsin's governor has signed the bill into law.

 

Be advised that similar bills have been either been

passed or are awaiting enactment in other states.

Animal rescue has become hazardous to one's health.

 

The new law covers farm animals, breeding stock, animals

used in genetic engineering and cloning experiments,

slaughterhouse animals, circus animals, animals used

in research labs, medical subjects, rats, cats, dogs,

chimpanzees, and stolen family pets awaiting

torture in America's research institutions.

 

The recent movie CHICKEN RUN had children

and adults cheering acts of animal rescue. Would

that film's producer be found guilty of promoting

animal rescue? It's getting more difficult to separate

the good guys from the bad guys.