25 June 2006
24 June 2006
Live sheeps cruelly exported
PETA and Animals Australia's Jan 2006 investigation in the Middle East and North Africa revealed that live sheep exported from ... all » Australia are subjected to transport, handling, and slaughter practices that are both cruel and illegal by Australian, European, and American standards.
In January 2006, in conjunction with Animals Australia, PETA conducted an undercover investigation in the Middle East and North Africa to expose the handling and slaughter conditions endured by sheep who are exported to these destinations from Australia. Contrary to the claims of the Australian government and live-export industry, we found no improvement in the way that animals are housed, handled, and killed in the Middle East.
Australian sheep and cattle are kicked, beaten, and dragged off boats by their ears and legs and are left to die in barren feedlots. They are bound up and thrown into the trunks of cars, and they are slaughtered in prolonged and cruel ways that are illegal in the United States, Europe, and Australia.
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New Zealand's SlaughterHouses
This footage was taken undercover by someone inside a New Zealand slaughterhouse. This and many other animal rights video are available at Meat Free Media http://www.meatfreemedia.com
Animal Rights in Islam
The Islamic way is to tie the legs and the neck should be pointing the Qibla.. You're supposed to let the animal stay there till most of ... all » its blood is drained out.
Islamic scholars state that the animal don't feel a thing after its cut. If that is the case - and if you notice the video ... the cow is moving its leg everytime the guy is trying to untie it.. It clearly shows it can still feel the pain..
Otherise, why else would it be moving the same leg ...
Animal Rights Movement
Animal Rights is now a mass popular movement set to change the world. In this groundbreaking video, the companion to Campaign Against ... all » Cruelty, activists tell why they do it and how our campaigns are bringing about a revolution that will end all animal abuse
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Martha Stewart Renounces Fur
"I used to wear real fur," says Martha Stewart in her new video on PETA.org, "but, like many others, I had a change of heart when I learned what actually happens to the animals."
If This Is Kosher…
An abbreviated version of the documentary recording the horrific conditions within the world's largest glatt kosher slaughterhouse, ... all » AgriProcessors Inc. Narrated by author, Jonathan Safran Foer, this video records the multiple abuses inflicted on animals within the plant. These conditions have raised questions within the Jewish community on the consumption of meat and exposed a scandal in the kosher meat industry. For more information please visit
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Peta - Why Animals Attack
Animals rebel: Since 1990, PETA has documented 65 human deaths and more than 130 injuries attributable to captive-elephant rampages. PETA ... all » has also documented that there have been at least 151 dangerous incidents involving big cats.
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Meet your Meat (www.meat.org)
Think that eating dogs in China is uncivilized???
In many countries throwing live male chicks into the trash or into grinders to make dogfood is LEGAL in factory farms because males can't lay eggs when they grow up. Newborn calves are put in crates so tiny that they cannot turn around or walk for 7 months so that their muscles attrify and so that we can have a VERY tender steak or hamburger. They never leave this crate. They are also fed food to induce anemia to make their flesh MORE tender and juicey. They are too weak to walk to slaughter. They are dragged by ropes. The Washington Post (April 10, 2001) stated that 30% of cows are skinned alive while fully conscious, mooing and looking around. Too "uncivilized" to believe? Not for big corporations that want to make lots of money and who handle eleven billion animals per year. This free 5-min documentary was presented to Congress.
Watch it here: (courtesy - http://www.meat.org)

