Monday, April 05, 2010

ASPCA Flim-Flams the Feds

Publicly-ish Accountable Law Enforcement

Privately employed, self-described "humane authorities" training civil servants and law enforcement personnel on the Fed's nickle. Nation, perception is everything.

You just gotta love Stephen Colbert:

It used to be, everyone was entitled to their own opinion, but not their own facts. But that's not the case anymore. Facts matter not at all. Perception is everything. It's certainty. The perception of authority The ASPCA goes to great lengths to mimic public servants answerable to tax-payers and voters -- truthiness! gotta have it! -- but in reality ASPCA employees are private contractors responsible to a privately-controlled corporation which is effectively shielded from public scrutiny. The Freedom of Information Act doesn't apply to the ASPCA. They mostly don't have to tell us shit if they don't feel like it. ASPCA's privately employed personnel are responsible to its own privately-elected board of directors. Not "We, the People". U. S. Department of Justice underwrites ASPCA jive ASPCAPro.org (an ASPCA offshoot that has "gathered information and knowledge from our experts, along with profiles, sample materials, and inspiration from proven programs in the field, for you to share and use") recently announced a free, online training program for law enforcement personnel on "dogfighting detection." The program is financed by the U. S. Department of Justice. Knowledge from their experts, huh? "Experts" like Melinda Merck?

Is the DOJ okay with the ASPCA's scorched earth policy for "pit bull" owners in Georgia? Working hand in hand with Norred and Associates -- the private, for profit, security-firm-turned-humaniac-tool that boasted of initiating 19 raids leading to the deaths rescues of "fighting dogs" in Georgia in 2009 alone -- the ASPCA has been instrumental in violating the civil rights of dog and animal owners. Just as a reminder, here's a shot of the Merck tucking one of Joe Woodall's puppies under her arm and walking off with him. She dumped the pup in a dog pound 250 miles away, along with the rest of Joe's dogs. Merck never looked back.

Some "expert" she is. Woodall was never arrested, never charged with any crime. . .despite Merck's "expert" opinions. How many dogs have died due to ASPCA "expertise" ?

Privatized law enforcement: hunky-dory with the DOJ? The American Dog Breeders Association is calling for an investigation into interference in law enforcement functions by private corporations, including the ASPCA, in Georgia: The Governor or Attorney General of the State of Georgia should implement an immediate and thorough investigation into the undue and corrupt influence of these private corporations in law enforcement training and procedures. The citizens of Georgia cannot continue to be victimized by privately employed individuals operating in the public sector with the assistance and blind support of law enforcement and prosecutors throughout the state. Fair and lawful enforcement of Georgia statutes is the responsibility and exclusive domain of our public servants. I think the ADBA is right, and I hope the citizens of Georgia get their investigation. Your tax dollars at work: ASPCA training for civil servants Looking at the list of resources provided -- and there is plenty to choose from -- I have to wonder just what kind of crappola persons trained by Agent Orange are likely to receive. Planted in the ASPCA-dominated resource material are any number of truthy fake facts, like:

  • Tethered dogs and dogs not surgically sterilized are more likely to be "aggressive."
  • Castration leads to a "longer, healthier" life for pets.
  • "Many" "puppymills" thrive because the operators are animal torturers.
  • Private persons who take in large numbers of animals are "hoarders", and keep the animals in deplorable and squalid conditions.
  • And there's more. Lots more. Fake cops doing fake jobs

    In the radical animal rights movement, each of the four main players has its own area of dominance. Sure, there's some overlap in activities, but there are no real policy differences between PeTA, Best Friends, HSUS and the ASPCA.

    An extremist idea -- for example "doggy gonads just have to go" is first dramatized by PeTA.

    Legislation to eliminate objectionable dog testicles and etc. is then lobbied by HSUS. . .

    and resulting anti-testicle laws are subsequently enforced by the ASPCA's private army.

    Finally, Best Friends steps in to make us feel better about the whole thing. We are promised that in compensation for genetic oblivion, the sterile dogs will get to live out their days in permanent seclusion in the middle of a desert.

    Some shit, huh?

    Perception-based government

    Transparency-ness and public-ish accountability.

    Anybody else got a problem with the DOJ handing over hard-earned dollars so that the ASPCA can mess with the minds of local sheriff's department employees? Who authorized the DOJ to bankroll an animal rights indoctrination program? Dude. Who stole my country?

    2 comments:

    Anonymous said...

    American taxpayers are footing the bill to have US Law Enforcement trained by a group with a radical extremist agenda?

    What's next--Al Quaeda creating flight simulators for US Military pilots?

    Where's the outrage? Where's the media? Who's running this country?

    Anonymous said...

    17 nations and 32,000 "supposed charitable structured dog shelters" are supplying "job lot" orders submitted by US animal shelters. Our shelters have become the new "puppy miller sale outlets" for foreign dogs. Imported strays are received at shelter "collection and redistribution" shelters here. Then dogs are "shelter shuffled" to US and Canadian shelters as end point sales outlets. Meanwhile US pet and farm animal producers (demeaned by the animal radicals' propagandists) continue quietly and systematically being felonized and put out of business.