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New Mom Risks It All To ‘Liberate Animals’ From Inhumane Farms

She even claims that she’s ready to go to jail for her crimes, even though she has a 15-week-old newborn daughter. BY JAMES GUTTMAN Babygaga.com Tuesday Goti has devoted her life to the protection of animals, but there are those who feel that the vegan activist may have taken things too far. The mother from Ireland has …

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Oregon judge ends pre-trial custody of Joseph Dibee, who faces decades old eco-terrorism charges

Conrad Wilson OPB.org (Oregon) U.S. District Court Judge Ann Aiken said during a hearing Friday she would release Joseph Dibee from pre-trial custody. Dibee, who is currently housed in Multnomah County’s Inverness Jail, is a federal inmate charged as part of an eco-terrorism conspiracy to destroy government property by arson. Days before Christmas, Dibee tested …

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Animal Liberation Prisoner Joseph Dibee Contracts Covid-19 in Prison

Cluster of COVID-19 cases in Multnomah County jail appears to grow by Conrad Wilson OPB.org Multnomah County is currently dealing with its largest outbreak of COVID-19 inside its jails since the pandemic began. As of Wednesday, nine inmates across two facilities had tested positive. The sheriff’s office announced an initial case on Dec. 17, stating …

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Man fatally shoots son while deer hunting in Delaware County

Alissa Widman Neese The Columbus Dispatch An Elyria man unintentionally shot and killed his 28-year-old son while deer hunting in Delaware County last week. Bradley Smith, 63, apparently mistook his son, Andrew Smith of Columbus, for a deer while hunting at dusk, said Tracy Whited, spokeswoman for the Delaware County Sheriff’s Office. More:Hunters preparing for deer gun …

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“Eco-fascists” Charged with Arson on a Mink Farm (Sweden)

Henrik Lilja Rönnquist ProjektSanning The two accused have a connection to violent right-wing extremism and ecofascism Two young men have been charged with arson on a mink farm in Sölvesborg in Blekinge. In October last year, it started to burn heavily on a mink farm in Sölvesborg municipality in Blekinge. The building burned to the ground and …

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A hunter was fatally shot in Minnesota by another hunter when he was mistaken for a deer

And now for some Christmas cheer…. By Lauren M. Johnson, CNN (CNN)A man hunting in Minnesota last week was fatally shot when another hunter mistook him for a deer. The Beltrami County Sheriff’s Office said in a news release that it received a report from the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Red Lake Tribal Police on November 25 that they …

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Ireland signals likely end to fur farming with cull of 120,000 mink

Politico BY SHAWN POGATCHNIK Dublin’s efforts to suppress the spread of the coronavirus are spurring an early end to the trade. DUBLIN — Ireland is ordering the nation’s three mink farms to cull all of their 120,000 animals, signaling a likely end to Irish fur farming after years of debate and delay. Mink farming became an …

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Campaigners Call for Fur Trade to End as Millions of Mink Culled

Newsweek BY BASIT MAHMOOD While news of the decision to gas and burn 17 million mink in Denmark to halt the spread of a COVID-19 mutation from humans to animals made global headlines, what has often been missed is that the mink would have been killed regardless because of demand for their fur. The only difference …

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Undercover police officer Bob Lambert ‘planted Debenhams firebomb’

The Times (UK) by Fiona Hamilton An undercover police officer who infiltrated an animal rights group was yesterday accused of planting a firebomb at a department store. Activists convicted of the attack on three branches of Debenhams in 1987 believe that Bob Lambert, an undercover police officer, put down one of the devices, a public …

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SPIES AND LIES How undercover cops had sex with innocent women they were spying on & even had KIDS with them in shocking police scandal

The Sun (UK) by Miranda Knox GLANCING at the passport of her boyfriend of six years, Lisa’s* heart pounded and a wave of nausea washed over her.  The couple were on holiday in Italy, and while looking for her sunglasses in the car’s glovebox, she’d stumbled across the document – which revealed, to her shock, …

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Press Officer Gary Yourofsky: Spreading Influence on World Vegan Day

The Times of Israel Nir lost part of his leg but can now jog around thanks to his prosthesis. Billy has his own wheelchair. Gali, who is blind, has been reunited with her mother Angela. And Roni was rescued from a ritual sacrifice and now loves nothing more than to jump on the trampoline and …

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City butcher branded ‘murderer’ in attack by animal rights protestors

A butcher who has been branded a murderer by animal rights protesters has thanked customers and the rest of the community who have rallied round to support him. Graham Fiddy, 62, found “murderer” and other vile graffiti daubed across the front of his butcher’s shop on Aylsham Road, Norwich which also had two large plate-glass …

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Covid-19 ends Dutch mink farming

An unexpected win for animal-rights activists Animal-rights activists often complain that cute beasts get more sympathy than equally deserving ugly ones. If so, one would think a cuddly critter like the mink would be easy to protect. Yet in the Netherlands, mink are the only animal that can still legally be farmed for their fur. That …

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Police find possible arson in front of (meat entrepreneur) Tönnies villa

Pledge Times An incendiary device may have been found on the driveway to the private villa of the meat entrepreneur Clemens Tönnies in Rheda-Wiedenbrück. On Thursday night, strangers left containers with liquid and lighter there, a police spokesman in Gütersloh in East Westphalia confirmed on Saturday. A letter of confession has been received. The Federal …

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It’s Time to Hunt the Hunters (Los Angeles)

Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES — A Los Angeles hunter who paid tens of thousands of dollars to shoot and kill an elephant in South Africa is now under scrutiny by PETA. At the same time, the animal-rights group is pushing for California lawmakers to pass a bill that would restrict trophy hunting imports. Crane operator, …

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