HSUS CEO his plan from the beginning!

The  antis plan is the total illimination of sportsmen,animal owners based on Zero population. No consumers = no consumption.
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Excerpt: “Bloodties: Nature, Culture, and the Hunt,” Ted Kerasote, 1994


This file contains two brief excerpts (pp.250-257; 266-267) from Ted Kerasote's book Bloodties: Nature, Culture, and the Hunt (Kodansha Globe, 1994, out of print).

Bloodties is the source of several controversial quotes attributed to Wayne Pacelle, CEO of HSUS. They resulted from in-person interviews the Kerasote conducted with Pacelle in January 1992.

Among the most interesting bits of Bloodties:


1.[Pacelle:] "I've always had an affinity for wildlife, and the direct assault made on that wildlife by hunters and trappers has always infuriated me ... At the same time, I don't have a hands-on fondness for animals. I did not grow up bonded to any particular nonhuman animal. I like them and I pet them and I'm kind to them, but there's no special bond between me and other animals..." (pp. 250-251)

2.—"Do you think that people were once a natural, interactive part of their ecosystems?" I ask.

—"Maybe before the invention of agriculture," he says. (p. 253)

3.—"[W]ould you let people hunt for food if they did it respectfully?"

—"Well, it's a good question," he says, pondering what he's about the say. "I think that I would campaign against it. Yes, I think that I would." (p.254)

4.—"[A]re you a proponent of endless agriculture for endless people?"

—"Oh, no, no. I don't believe in the green revolution as a means of feeding the world, and I certainly don't plan to have children. I take it as a very serious personal responsibility not to put another consumer on this planet." (p. 255)

5.After stopping for potato chips, pretzels, and beer, and making only two more wrong turns, we find Heidi Prescott's town house. She's the national outreach director for the Fund [for Animals] and is famous—the first person to go to jail for animal rights. Rustling leaves with her feet, during a public hunt at a Maryland wildlife management area, she was fined five hundred dollars under a state law that forbids the harassment of hunters. Refusing to pay the fine, she spent fifteen days in jail, which opened her eyes to the plight of inmates.



Heavy set, jovial, and blonde, she has told me, "If I gave up animal rights and zero population work, I'd go into prison reform." At twenty-nine, she's already had her tubes tied for four years and declares that she's "never regretted the decision." After all, "population is the bottom line." (pp. 255-256)

6.—"About fishing ... do you avoid campaigning against it because there isn't a ground-swell movement in our culture to eliminate it?"

—"That is correct. We're out to minimize suffering wherever it can be done, and wherever our limited resources can be utilized most effectively—abusive forms of hunting for now, all hunting eventually."

—"And fish aren't furry and cute."

—"That's right."

—"How about pets, Wayne? Would you envision a future with no pets in the world?"

—"I wouldn't say that I envision that, no. If I had my personal view perhaps that might take hold. In fact, I don't want to see another cat or dog born. It's not something I strive for, though. If people were very responsible, and didn't do manipulative breeding, and cared for animals in all senses, and accounted for their nutritional needs as well as their social and psychological needs, then I think it could be an appropriate thing. I'm not sure. I think it's one of those things that we'll decide later in society. I think we're still far from it." (p. 266)

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H$U$ talks a good game on helping hunting groups and the government.

Here we go a reply to the sportsmen of WI. who have complained about the HSUS/DNR wildlife-don't touch adds.
My GOD according to the H$U$ they just jump right in and help all these hunting groups.
Most of the time the HSUS operative are violating a law when they do the undercover work or jump in and take the lead as an enforcement agency. The H$U$ is nothing more than a non-profit like ACORN was, self promotion and show me the money.

LMAO BPB

Madison(WQOW)- The Humane Society of the United States responds to recent criticism over a partnership with the DNR in a public service announcement.

The reaction is as follows: Some critics in the hunting community are short-sighted and guilty of extreme overreaction in criticizing The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources for working with The Humane Society of the United States to educate the public about the illegal taking of wildlife. These are the same voices who falsely characterize our work and claim we should put more money into conservation efforts, yet they cry foul when we do just that. Their views are unreasonable and inaccurate.
No you're incorrect, our views are based on the H$U$ 50 years of history that tell us you are cherry picking your battles & chipping away at sportsmen's hunting opportunities.

The HSUS works with state and federal wildlife agencies and hunting groups to combat illegal poaching of wildlife, and we've offered over $190,000 through our rewards program to help crack down on wildlife crimes. We have donated robotic deer and other anti-poaching devices to law enforcement agencies, and we sponsor a team of rescued dogs who sniff out poachers with game wardens in California. Our Wildlife Land Trust program protects thousands of acres of wildlife habitat in 37 states and eight foreign countries.
The H$US does not work with anyone till you have threaten,beat down,intimidated & finally file your law suits and force the states to deal with you.
The H$US & you're affiliates have secret meetings with DNR's to force them to allow you a voice at teh sportsmen's table.


Your wildlife trust program is a real estate land grab, bent on helping to decrease the avaliability of land for sportsmen.


When it comes to hunting issues, we work to curb the most inhumane abuses, and that's what has led us most recently to campaign vigorously against canned hunting, Internet hunting and fox and coyote penning — practices that The HSUS and many rank-and-file hunters agree are abusive and unacceptable.

My only hope is that Feld Entertainment takes you full bore into court and strips the H$U$ of your fortunes for all the ill you've done to the tax payers of this nation.

Dealing with Humainiacs"

To those of you who've known me over the years I'm sure you remember some of my writings on this subject. It's not about the egg


Here we are 17 years later and again 6 years past 2004 when I told you to get with it or else!
Well it seems a group started in 2003 has taken the ball and is informing America on the very things I tried to tell you about and they are making progress.


One of 5 video clips
From a speech given in California "Why It Matters and What You Can Do" by David Martosko