Dear
Friends,
As this alert is posted, the first of a two day slaughter of pigeons
is over. Throughout the day, the pigeons were catapulted one at a
time in front of the slime of the human gene pool. Unfortunately,
our Angel aircraft were grounded due to heavy winds of over 50 mph.
Tonight dozens, perhaps hundreds of wounded pigeons are
scattered around the infamous Wing Pointe canned hunting resort, which
is located outside Hamburg, Pennsylvania. More victims are
scattered on the properties of surrounding neighbors.
Pennsylvania's so-called law enforcement are well aware of this
outrage. They know that the abandonment and neglect of the pigeons
clearly violates Pennsylvania humane laws. They simply don't care.
The violence of Wing Pointe patrons extends beyond the wanton
slaughter of pigeons. Beside the expected threats, obscenities and
lame attempts at intimidation from this subspecies of humans, there were
two trouble makers who threw a bucket of water on me from their truck.
Then, as one would expect of cowards, they ran.
The "splash and run" thugs
(Is this what passes for men in PA?)
Unfortunately for the thugs, our photographer Natalie shot photos of
the them as they tried to make their escape. Now the question is,
will Berks County District Attorney do anything about it? I
wouldn't waste so much as a dollar on that bet.
These guys are such idiots, they staged an attack wherein
their escape route was in the direction of the other half of our team so
they were photographed.
Look at the
punk in the back of the truck - stupid is as stupid does.
In my more than two decades of fighting for animals, I have seen
plenty of corruption across the US, from coast to coast. If all
that corruption were combined, it would not add up to the corruption I
have witnessed in Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania State Police know exactly what's going on.
They have known from the very beginning, going way back to the infamous
and now defunct Hegins pigeon shoot. I watched for years as the
state police arrested people protesting the slaughter. The state
police arrested people trying to free the pigeons, and even people
simply trying to help the discarded wounded victims. I watched
state troopers surround wounded pigeons so activists could not rescue
them, waiting until a trapper boy would come to grab the pigeon and rip
her head off.
Corrupt Berks County District Attorney John Adams knows
exactly what is going on at Wing Pointe tonight. We've supplied
him with the video evidence of past shoots. Adams, who has
accepted contributions from pigeon shooters, refuses to do anything, no
matter who complains. Adams ignores even Pennsylvania Humane
Police Officers who have repeatedly tried to bring charges for gross and
obviously illegal cruelty.
It is doubtful that Berks County's corrupt law enforcement could get
away with such outrageous behavior if local media had any sense of
journalistic integrity. The Reading Eagle, the dominant
newspaper in Berks County, has failed miserably in that regard.
The Eagle refused to write about the pigeon dead pile we
found last November. You may remember we found numerous live
victims in with the dead. The Eagle refused to report the
twenty-one live victims we found at the Wing Pointe slaughter in
December.
The Eagle refused to report that someone at Wing Pointe
deliberately shot down one of our Angel aircraft on January 2, 2011.
When we filed a lawsuit a few weeks later, the Eagle refused to report
that. The newspaper DID, however include gripping stories.
One headline read as follows: "Fire in chimney burns self out."
No, I'm not kidding.
While the Reading Eagle doesn't see fit to give coverage to
the crimes of pigeon shooters, it falls all over itself giving
opportunities to District Attorney Adams to get publicity. The
newspaper is practically an ongoing campaign for Adams, quoting him over
and over in situations where quotes would typically be coming from
investigating police officers or assistant DAs. Adams apparently
fancies himself for higher office at some point, and the Reading
Eagle is prepared to do anything to assist that quest, including
the total trashing of any concept of journalistic integrity.
Pennsylvania's motto should be - State of Corruption. The
sleaze is everywhere, starting with the governor (whether former
governor Ed Rendell (Democrat) or Tom Corbett (Republican), and
trickling down through every level of government and law enforcement.
It doesn't matter the party - Democrat or Republican. I think I
could make a good argument for the Democrats being the worse of the two
when it comes to animal issues in Pennsylvania. For instance,
corrupt Berks County District Attorney John Adams is a Democrat.
Tomorrow, the SHARK team and some of our good friends will be
back at Wing Pointe. We will again get video and photos of the
cruel slob shooters as they enter and leave the property, and weather
permitting, our Angel aircraft will be up to capture their images as
they conduct their wanton slaughter. We intend to very quickly get
those images up on the Internet for the world. Already people are
starting to identify some of these individuals, and they can expect
protests at their places of business in the near future. We intend
to expose these people to the world.
On Tuesday, Carlton Pools will open for business.
Carlton Pools is owned by Joseph Solana, who also owns Wing Pointe.
Perhaps you can join a few members of the SHARK team including myself in
protesting at the Carlton Pools location in Warminster, PA, where we'll
inform potential customers of Mr. Solana's other business.
If you do not live near Warminster, you could call Carlton
Pools to let them know what you think about Solana's live pigeon shoots
at Wing Pointe. While I understand and certainly share
your disgust, I ask that you remain courteous when you call.
The pigeon shooters are under pressure as never before. They
undoubtedly believe that with the end of the regular pigeon shoot
season, things will quiet down. They couldn't be more wrong.
We have court cases coming up, and the protests I mentioned which will
be held at pigeon shooters' places of business.
The battle of Pennsylvania's cruel live pigeon shooters isn't
over until SHARK says it's over - and we're just getting warmed up.
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