Watch this video: Shocking cruelty at Christian egg farm

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I just watched a shocking video that you'll have to see to

believe. Mepkin Abbey, a Christian monastery in South Carolina,

is operating an egg factory farm in order to make money. On the

farm, 38,000 birds are kept in tiny wire cages. To keep the

birds from pecking each other from all the stress, monks cut off

part of the beak of each baby chick. Please click this link to

watch an undercover video taken inside the farm, and use the

form on the page to tell the monks to stop abusing animals.

 

Please forward this to all your friends and let them know what

they ca do to STOP cruelty to Animals.

http://getactive.peta.org/campaign/p2mepkinabbey?rk=DpNv2k51__1VW

 

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[Guest guest]

sadly...its all too common practice for all commercial chicken farms

 

 

>Sue Woods <angelik_kitty_kat

>Feb 21, 2007 5:32 PM

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> Watch this video: Shocking cruelty at Christian egg farm

>

>I just watched a shocking video that you'll have to see to

>believe. Mepkin Abbey, a Christian monastery in South Carolina,

>is operating an egg factory farm in order to make money. On the

>farm, 38,000 birds are kept in tiny wire cages. To keep the

>birds from pecking each other from all the stress, monks cut off

>part of the beak of each baby chick. Please click this link to

>watch an undercover video taken inside the farm, and use the

>form on the page to tell the monks to stop abusing animals.

>

>Please forward this to all your friends and let them know what

>they ca do to STOP cruelty to Animals.

>http://getactive.peta.org/campaign/p2mepkinabbey?rk=DpNv2k51__1VW

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