WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT BY NOVEMBER 4th TO CONVICT THOMAS SPENCER OF
FELONY ANIMAL CRUELTY
On January 21, 2001, Thomas E. Spencer beat a young 4-month-old
German Shepard puppy for hours. After hearing the puppy cry and
squeal all morning, his girlfriend finally called the police.

When police arrived, they found Spencer punching the puppy in the
face while trapped between his legs.

Police said the puppy's eyes were swollen shut and bleeding and
Spencer's pajamas and a nearby towel were soaked with blood. The
puppy was in and out of consciousness and later died.

Spencer has been on the run from these charges, and many, many more,
for several years. However, he was captured on June 1st, 2004. His
arraignment is on the calendar for Thursday, November 4, 2004 at 9am
at Fulton County Superior Court in Atlanta, Georgia.

Now, we NEED YOUR HELP! We urge you to take action!
*******

What You Can Do:
Please contact the Judge and District Attorney - contact info below.

Send polite letters urging that the hearing be scheduled as soon as
possible.

Ask the District Attorney to prosecute this case aggressively and to
NOT
consider pre-trial intervention, as this is a very violent crime.
Ask the
DA to urge the judge to levy maximum jail time and fine and to
prohibit
Spencer from ever harboring or working with animals.

Urge this same sentence, in your letters to the Judge.

(1). Fulton County District Attorney
141 Pryor St.
Atlanta, GA 30303
Phone (404)-730- 4000
nicole.vaughn@... <mailto:nicole.vaughn@...>
(@co.fulton.ga.us)


(2). The Honorable Marvin S. Arrington
Fulton County Superior Court
185 Central Ave., SW
Ste. T5655
Atlanta, GA. 30303- 3519
Phone: (404) 730- 6907
Fax: (404) 730- 6937
mildred.t.williams@...
<mailto:mildred.t.williams@...> (@co.fulton.ga.us)


Please FAX or Email ASAP since the court date IS Thursday!

For more information about the Thomas Spencer campaign, go to:
http://www.lcanimal.org/wanted.html

This is an international group, and non-Americans are probably not
that interested as to which animal killer gets elected. If Ralph
Nader was elected President, then maybe green-minded people could
have some reason to feel optimistic, but good guys don't become
President....Um, well, not for two decades or more anyway.

Paul Rance,
   Founder, Green Vibrations.

Please sign this petition and pass it on to everyone you know;
http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/stop-puppymills


Puppymill Awareness-People Magazine Nov. 8th Issue
Created by Leigha Genduso on November 1st, 2004 at 6:01 pm AST


In this month's issue of People Magazine, there is an article
starting on Pg. 127 entitled "Teen Titans." This article is about
teenager entrepreneurs. One of these budding "merchants" is Timothy
Hampson who is the proud owner of cuddlypuppy.com, who's mother
helps him with the site.

Cuddlypuppy.com is just a mere example of what puppymills are in
true definition. The "breeders" could care less as to where these
dogs are going, to whom or what happens to them. The major priority
in selling these dogs is simply money. There are over 70,000 dogs in
pounds and shelters as we speak, many of them are leftovers from
these mills and back yard breeders, "teacup" or miniature dogs who
have so many health problems that they are dumped off at shelters is
just a tiny example as to why.

This petition is to ask People Magazine to please allow an article
to be put into their magazine about puppymills and rescue dogs, to
try and educate people out there who need to be educated instead of
advertising about a teenager and his mother making money off of
making a careless website to help these millers sell more pups and
pocket a few dollars on the side for it. The November article showed
nothing more then promotion of these types of Internet breeders who
need to be shut down.

This article can be found at:
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/11/06/1099547432198.html?oneclick=true

A race against time
November 7, 2004

There's a real, real chance we're going to lose all
our biodiverse lowland rainforest
- Willie Smits


Willie Smits is working desperately to save the wild
orangutan from extinction. He has only three years,
writes Annie Lawson.
Dr Willie Smits is Borneo's answer to Indiana Jones. A
typical day can be spent anywhere, in the depths of
the dense jungles of Indonesia, lecturing university
students or rubbing shoulders with international
politicians, diplomats and corporate giants.
Such is the frenetic nature of his job that the
Dutch-born tropical forest ecologist, who was knighted
in his native Holland for his conservation work, has
travelled round the world three times in the past
month.
That this 47 year-old - who is in Australia to promote
orangutan awareness and conservation as part of the
International Orangutan Awareness Week - is fluent in
six languages and cuts a dashing figure heightens the
obvious comparisons with the fictional archaeologist.
Saving wild orangutans, which he believes could be
doomed within three years, comes at a price. He has
not seen his Indonesian wife and three sons for seven
weeks but he says they understand his long absences
are necessary to defend Asia's only great ape against
imminent extinction.
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His influence not only resonates in the upper echelons
of the political and corporate world; he has also
captured the interest of the main space agencies
around the globe, which are now helping to extinguish
one of the biggest threats facing orangutans - habitat
destruction through illegal logging.
"When you destroy one part of this beautiful ecosystem
you're influencing thousands of other parts and,
thereby, endangering the survival of the whole
system," Smits says. "There's a real, real chance
we're going to lose all our biodiverse lowland
rainforest in just a few decades from now and with
them we will lose an uncountable number of species.
Mankind will suffer the consequences for sure.
"If you want to have an orangutan population to
survive, you need 1000 individuals, which means that
they need more than 30,000 hectares of perfect-quality
forest without any roads going through. These
fragments of forest of that size - lowland rainforest
with enough fruit trees in it for orangutans to
survive - have become extremely sparse.
"We are now looking at a very sad situation. . . right
at this moment there is not a single population that
looks safe for the future."
The use of satellite technology to track illegal
loggers is shaping up to be one of the biggest
developments in preserving the orangutan and its
habitat.
The Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation (BOS, formed
by Smits in 1991, set up the company SARVision
(Synthetic Aperture Radar Vision), which has developed
a dynamic radar monitoring system based on data
supplied by the European Space Agency, Japan AeroSpace
Exploration Agency and NASA. Using a complex set of
algorithms to decode the radar images supplied by
satellites, BOS can detect changes in the forest
canopy regardless of cloud coverage.

Willie Smits with one of his charges: "The world would
be a lot better place if we humans were a bit more
like orangutans."
Photo:Emma Sachsse
Smits says: "We take images of the faces of the people
stealing timber, what equipment they use, and a day
later we leave with a team of police and the army and
we arrest them.
"Since we have started adapting this technology five
months ago, we cannot find any wood thieves any more.
It has a good preventative effect and this is one
thing that gives us hope.
"It is widely acknowledged that 60 to 70 per cent of
all wood harvested in Indonesia is from illegal
logging and, if you add the timber that illegally
comes out of the land preparation of these oil palm
plantations, you're looking at almost 90 per cent
illegal activities in Indonesia and timber
harvesting."
There is no refuge for orangutans enduring the twin
threats of the multi-billion-dollar illegal logging
industry and the black-market pet trade. Poaching
alone, valued at $US1 billion a year, claimed 6000
mothers and babies from the wild in 2003. When you
throw in forest fires, the effects of climate change
and disease, the population of a once abundant species
has been whittled down from 3 million in China,
South-East Asia and India 10,000 years ago to around
50,000 in pockets of Borneo and Sumatra.
No less alarming is the propensity for people to
ignore the reality of these threats.
The frequency and savagery of attacks on orangutans by
poachers and forest degradation by loggers raises
inevitable questions about their potential extinction.
Although many scientists and ecologists are optimistic
about the outlook, Smits' prognosis is disturbingly
gloomy.
He warns that the wild orangutan will lose its chance
to sustain its population within three years.
"It's clear we are losing the orangutans if nothing
changes, so the present trend is directly towards
extinction and, in three years from now, less than
1000 days, it will be too late."
Smits, who worked as a senior adviser to the
Indonesian Government on conservation matters, has
been instrumental in finalising a debt-forgiveness
scheme that could arrest the rapid decline.
Under the deal, the Indonesian Government hands over a
large area of forest to be permanently protected under
the management of BOS.
The Dutch and German governments are close to wiping
up to $US100 million of Indonesia's debt in exchange
for carbon credits under the Kyoto Protocol. This
allows countries that exceed their carbon emission
targets to offset this by buying carbon credits in
less developed areas.
Oil giant Shell has agreed to invest $10 million to
help BOS manage the 500,000 hectares of protected
forest in the Mawas region of central Kalimantan in
southern Borneo, as part of the carbon credit system.
BOS has so far rehabilitated and released 1000
orangutans and has another 550 in its centres.
"This is merely proof of our failing to protect the
wild orangutans," says Smits. "If we had been
successful, we would have been able to close down
these centres
Smits love of nature and animals became apparent at
the age of six, when he developed an interest birds.
Later, he took part in a campaign to set free hawks
and owls.His interest in saving orangutans was
triggered by a chance encounter with a distressed
orangutan at a market in 1989.
He later rescued and released the creature.
Since establishing BOS, Smits has developed a
reforestation method using local tree species.
It is supported by thousands of Indonesians who are
taught forest management and nature conservation.
The Indonesian Government awarded him a development
medal of merit in 1998, the highest Indonesian
conservation award handed to a Europe-born Indonesian.
This is one of many international awards he has
received for his work.
Orangutans, which share 97 per cent of humans' DNA,
have an advanced brain and the ability to understand
language, and they experience many human emotions.
Unlike humans and chimpanzees, orangutans are not
inherently aggressive; rather, they are more peaceful
and altruistic creatures. "The world would be a lot
better place if we humans were a bit more like
orangutans," Smits says.
The depth of his passion is evident when asked to name
his mentor:
Dr Willie Smits will give public lectures at the
Australian Museum, Sydney on Tuesday, the Australian
National University, Canberra, on Wednesday, and
Melbourne University, Melbourne, on Saturday. Visit
www.orangutans.com.au for information.


=====
Michelle Desilets
Director
BOS UK
www.savetheorangutan.org.uk
www.savetheorangutan.info
"Primates Helping Primates"

Please sign our petition to rescue over 100 smuggled orangutans in Thailand:
http://www.thePetitionSite.com/takeaction/822035733





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Please take a moment to respond to both of these sites, we must give
these dogs a voice. Please Crosspost everywhere. Thanks.

Hello Everyone,

Below is a link to Bob Runciman's ( PC MPP ) website. He is taking a
poll for the Pit bull Ban.

Please take a moment and vote NO!!!! The poll is located in the
lower left side of the screen.

Pass this on to everyone you know!!

Click on:

http://www.lgprovpc.ca


Thanks!!

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/PitBullAwareness

PITBULL AWARENESS
Created by Mary-Lou Proctor on November 5th, 2004 at 1:53 pm AST

This is a petition to get FOX News to do a segment on the truth
about pitbulls. How they are not naturally aggressive and how with
the proper respectful owners that make great pets for children and
families. It's time we as respectful owners and breeders show the
public the truth about these dogs instead of hiding behind the lies
and being too scared to say anything in case Pits get banned in our
area. Hiding isn't saving these dogs. Waiting until there is a
policy in place to ban the dogs is too late. We need to pull
together now to help this breed of dog we all love so much.



http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/PitBullAwareness

To: Environmentalists Americans

Join us in saving the planet earth!

We are looking for brave humans.

We are promoting:
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Our motto is: "To save the planet earth is to save
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Share these to your friends, legislators and heads of
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Dear Friends of the Orangutan,
The Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation is continuing
their fight to demand the immediate repatriation of
over 100 smuggled orangutans in Thailand and Cambodia.

The following is a letter written to the CITES
authorities and Thai authorities by Edwin Weik, BOS
Representative in Thailand.
Please feel free to send this letter on to any
interested parties or press to increase pressure on
the authorities to act. Please also be sure to sign
our petition repatriate the Thai orangutans.
http://www.thePetitionSite.com/takeaction/822035733

THE BORNEO ORANGUTAN SURVIVAL FOUNDATION

Thailand representative
Address: 16 Moo 6, Tambon Thamairuak
		 Amphoe Thayang, 76130 Petchaburi
		 Thailand
Tel:  + (66)32-458135 , 09-5461398
Email:  edwin.wiek@...
Website: www.savetheorangutans.info


  H.E. Mr. Suwit Khunkitti
  Minister of Natural Resources and
  Environment (MoNRE)
  92 Phaholyothin Road
  Saphan Kwai
  Bangkok 10400 Thailand


November 9, 2004

Re: 4th request for information about illegal
orangutans in Thailand

Att:  Minister of Natural Resources and Environment
C.c.:  Prime Minister Pol Lt-Col. Dr. Thaksin
Shinawatra
	 CITES authority Ministry of Forestry – Indonesia
	 CITES authority DNP - Thailand
	 BOSF head office – Indonesia
	 Petition members International NGO’s
	 John Sellar- CITES Chief Enforcement Officer


Dear Excellency Khun Suwit Khunkitti,

We would like to refer to our letters dated August
14th and September 22nd of this year. Unfortunately we
have not received your reply or comments in these
matters, or indeed any acknowledgement whatsoever.
Furthermore we have not received any reaction to our
petition signed by 50 international Non-Governmental
Organizations that was handed over to you by us on
October 14th at the CITES convention in Bangkok.

Hereby we would like to kindly remind you about the
following matters;

1. Four (4) live orangutans were confiscated from two
different locations during raids by Forestry Police
and DNP officials in the last quarter of 2003. One has
since died at one of the DNP wildlife breeding
centers; three remain at the Kao Prathapchang Breeding
Center in Ratchaburi. These three orangutans are
believed to have been smuggled in from East and
Central Kalimantan, Indonesia. These animals urgently
need to be sent back to Indonesia if repatriation, no
doubt the most desirable option from a conservation
point of view, is to be successful.

2. Nine (9) orangutans were found by one of our
investigation teams at the Lopburi Zoo. It is believed
that five (5) juveniles of this group of orangutans
were brought into the Lopburi Zoo a few months ago. No
import permits according to the CITES convention can
be found regarding these animals. It is therefore
believed that these animals have been illegally
obtained and/or imported. The five orangutans were
taken to the Kao Prathapchang Breeding Center in
Ratchaburi at the end of September, however no police
report was made by the Department of National Parks
although the animals were illegally obtained. We feel
it is very strange that illegal wildlife is not
officially confiscated and that the culprit owners go
free, however as these animals are not bound to any
legal process they should be free to be immediately
repatriated.

3. The Cambodian CITES authorities have repeatedly
confirmed to us that 22 orangutans were smuggled into
Cambodia from Thailand earlier this year. These
orangutans ended up at Koh Kong Safariworld, a zoo on
an island bordering Trat province. We kindly ask you
to look into the illegal trade in orangutans also
where Thailand is used not as final destination, but
also as transit route.

4. At the end of September of this year, Safariworld
did confess in writing to the Forestry Police
Department that 47 orangutans were indeed illegally
obtained by them and were not born at the zoo. On the
4th of October a letter from the Commander of the
Forestry Police to the Director-General of the
Department of National Parks Wildlife and Plants was
sent requesting to confiscate and remove these illegal
orangutans from the zoo, therefore making the DNA
check easier without mixing up the legal and illegal
apes. Safariworld stated they were willing and ready
to hand over these animals; the law mentions very
clearly that illegal wildlife should be confiscated,
and in the case of a confession this should have been
done on an immediate basis. We would like to be
informed as to why no action has been taken by the
DNP.

We again look forward to your cooperation to determine
whether these above mentioned orangutans are illegally
obtained, and if found so to determine whether the
animals can be returned to their country of origin as
stipulated in the CITES agreement under article 8.1.1.
as Thailand is a signatory of this convention.


Yours truly,


Edwin J. Wiek
BOSF representative Thailand
edwin.wiek@...

=====
Michelle Desilets
Director
BOS UK
www.savetheorangutan.org.uk
www.savetheorangutan.info
"Primates Helping Primates"

Please sign our petition to rescue over 100 smuggled orangutans in Thailand:
http://www.thePetitionSite.com/takeaction/822035733





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Here is a link to a video about the pit bull ban in Ontario included
is an interview with Michael Bryant. He couldn't even pick out the
dog he deems so evil out of a list of dogs;

http://www.pulse24.com/News/Top_Story/20041108-013/page.asp



--- In greenvibrations@yahoogroups.com, "chelsea" <wildraven87@y...>
wrote:
>
> Please take a moment to respond to both of these sites, we must
give
> these dogs a voice. Please Crosspost everywhere. Thanks.
>
> Hello Everyone,
>
> Below is a link to Bob Runciman's ( PC MPP ) website. He is taking
a
> poll for the Pit bull Ban.
>
> Please take a moment and vote NO!!!! The poll is located in the
> lower left side of the screen.
>
> Pass this on to everyone you know!!
>
> Click on:
>
> http://www.lgprovpc.ca
>
>
> Thanks!!
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
> http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/PitBullAwareness
>
> PITBULL AWARENESS
> Created by Mary-Lou Proctor on November 5th, 2004 at 1:53 pm AST
>
> This is a petition to get FOX News to do a segment on the truth
> about pitbulls. How they are not naturally aggressive and how with
> the proper respectful owners that make great pets for children and
> families. It's time we as respectful owners and breeders show the
> public the truth about these dogs instead of hiding behind the
lies
> and being too scared to say anything in case Pits get banned in
our
> area. Hiding isn't saving these dogs. Waiting until there is a
> policy in place to ban the dogs is too late. We need to pull
> together now to help this breed of dog we all love so much.
>
>
>
> http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/PitBullAwareness

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From: "Norm Cohen" <ncohen12@...>
Subject: Fwd: subscribe to counter-inaugural mail lists
Date: Fri, 12 Nov 2004 12:02:22 -0500

Here's how to get involved with the counter-inaugral planning:

web site is http://www.counter-inaugural.org (May be temporary)

to get on lists, send blank email to either:

ANNOUNCE LIST
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An Ahimsa ThanXgiving Fast - 2004

Namaste

Oh, no!  Here it comes again!  Those dreaded holidays where Vegans
waffle between:

A) Going to a family get-together and literally suffer through hours
of staring at dead carcasses, watching as others gulp down – not
chewing – these abused souls,

B) Going to a family get-together and endure all those not so casual
comments about anti-Veganism,

C) Not going to these gatherings and trying to arrange a dinner for
like-minded folks,

D) Not going to these gatherings and staying by themselves with their
Tofurkeys,

E) Not going to these gatherings and wondering if we hurt the
feelings of unconcerned/uncaring humans,

F) Not going to the dinners, but arriving afterwards for "dessert"

G) Not going to these gatherings and fasting.

That's right!  I said FASTING.

I will be fasting this ThanXgiving again - this has been a tradition
since 1998.
I hope some list members will be joining me on this day of torture,
death, greed, selfishness and debauchery by doing the same.

My fast is in HONOR/REMEMBERENCE/REVERENCE of the MILLIONS of animals
that are tortured and abused, then slaughtered just for this one (1)
day alone in the U.S.

I am not discussing one (1) day fasts. My fasts run from Wednesday
until Sunday.

Fasting achieves numerous benefits. It is a wonderful way to clean
out the body as far as health is concerned.

Spiritually, it also cleanses the soul.

Originally, fasting was used to 'get closer to the higher being.'

It was also used to rid sick bodies of diseases. This was copied from
watching animals when they are ill. They either eat greens or nothing
at all.

Modern times has shown fasting to be a form of protest.
Gandhi also used fasting to bring his point across.

My fasting tradition has came about when I could no longer go to
family gatherings for this 'holiday' and sit around a table infested
with dead carcass and by-products.
Even the 'religious' holidays were laughable as we traipsed to our
building of worship only to march back to a home full of death,
abuse and chemical irresponsibility.

I have had numerous opportunities to join like-minded folks for a
holiday feast, but prefer to not look upon this holiday as a festive
occasion. Why? Because it also represents false facts throughout
American history. Native Americans were thwarted into slavery and
near-annihilitation by the 'white man' in the name of 'god.' Recent
findings are coming out that there was no turkey - or even any kind
of 'meat' - at the dinner; only fruits, vegetables, nuts and grains.

Then, back to modern times, it always bothered me that after these
dinners, the male attendees would gather together in front of a
television set to watch the bloodsport known as 'football,' leaving
the women (slaves again to the 'white man') to clean up and watch
after the children.

You are invited and welcome to join my discussion list:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SoFlaVegans/

Starting next week there will appear articles, information and guides
about the history and hypocrisy of ThanXgiving, as well as how to
cope with the upcoming holidays.
Additionally, you will find ways to fast safely and wisely.
For those who wish to "celebrate" and not fast, you will find tons of
recipes and tips, as well!

As we ready ourselves for Fur-Free Friday, I wish everyone who is
willing to "take the plunge" the best of luck in a successful and
quick fast, and may all of our efforts pay off!

= = = = = = = = = =

Here are my other discussion lists that also contain tons of
information in each of their categories – DAILY!!!
Please research the message archives for information you are seeking
and what you have missed:

Everything Yoga!
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Yoga-With-Nancy-SoFla/

American Sign Language and Deaf Culture
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SignSoFla/

Alternative Schooling Within The School System
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SoFlaSchools/

Om Shanti

=====
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Others May Simply Live
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http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SoFlaSchools/

To: Poetry publishers, poetry critics, poetry
enthusiasts

>
> In case you want your poetry book to be considered
> for
> the Muses Prize 2005 Best Poetry Book, please read
> the
> General Rules for the Muses Prize.
>
> The General Rules for the Muses Prize can be found
> at:
>
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/muses_prize
>
> At present, we are not giving cash awards for the
> Muses Prize for poetry. We will give a medal and
plaque.

But if some kind-hearted sponsors will be giving us a
financial sponsorship,
> then that is the time we will be giving cash awards
> for the Muses Prize for poetry.
>
> There are two ways to be considered for the Muses
> Prize for best poetry book:
>
> a. Submission process. A published poet may submit a
poetry book for
> review
> and pay the entry fee of 15 dollars per poetry book.
> Check payable to Andrew Angus.
>
> If you cannot afford to pay the 15 dollars, then you
> have to submit three (3) copies of your poetry book
> to:
>
> Muses Poetry Book Review
> 2267 Woodranch Road
> San Jose, CA 95131, USA
>
> b. Nomination process. Nomination forms are
> available
> at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/muses_prize.
>
> Submit the nomination form, 2 poetry books and pay a
check of 15$.

If you cannot afford to pay the 15 $ especially those
living in poor countries, then just submit three
copies of poetry book to:
>
> Muses Prize for Poetry
> Nominations Committee
> 2267 Woodranch Road
> San Jose CA 95131, USA
>
A published poet cannot nominate himself or herself
but a poet critic or a poet enthusiast or a poetry
publisher may nominate a poet's book for the best
poetry book.

>

> Well, I hope you will visit the website and follow
> the
> general rules so that your poetry book will be
> considered for the Muses Prize for poetry.
>
>
At stake are the following:

Muses Prize 2005: Best Poetry Book - Male poet
Muses Prize 2005: Best Poetry Book - Female poet




>
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>
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> Founder
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