Animal Abusers Exposed

Saturday, 16 January 2016

Lorde Faust says --"People are fed up with Pit Bulls and not only the lack of legal protection, but the promotion of our government of Pit Bulls before people. Time to shoot, shovel, and shut up when Pit Bulls endanger members of a community."

Lorde Faust the creator of the facebook hate group, the pit bull problem has not featured on our blog before but he's a regular over at Pit Bull Hater Exposed and features on other blog posts too he seem to have little to no empathy or compassion and there's no end to his ignorance.

As you can see another example of pro breed specific legislation people supporting illegal behavior and putting the public at further risk.

Lorde Faust

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People are fed up with Pit Bulls and not only the lack of legal protection, but the promotion of our government of Pit Bulls before people.

Time to shoot, shovel, and shut up when Pit Bulls endanger members of a community.

Authorities in Shelby Co. and Jefferson Co. investigating dogs being shot

Officials with Louisville Metro Animal Services have dealt with multiple cases like this since September.

WDRB.COM|BY TAMARA EVANS

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Brandi Hodgson Finding dogs with bullet wounds does NOT mean the dog was abused or shot for entertainment. There's a good chance they were all shot by farmers that were defending their livestock, and from what I understand it's perfectly legal almost anywhere in Canada or the US to shoot trespassing dogs that upset your livestock in any way. If farmers do need to take care of dogs in that situation, it's advisable to make sure the dog doesn't leave your property alive. Not only do they often come back, but apparently the general public won't be interested in the fact that they were being a danger to livestock, only that a poor dog was shot and it should be allowed to roam and be a nuisance because they are being given more rights than people and other animals. I love all animals, especially dogs, but I put the safety of MY animals before the safety of anyone else's. Anyone that lets their dog run loose doesn't love it enough to keep it safe.

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Kimberly Riddle Lanka Brandi, you are exactly right. Might I ask if you have a stance on TNR for cats? From your comments here, it sounds like you'd be on the right side of that argument as well.

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Brandi Hodgson Well I'm in the country so cats are always needed for rodent control, but they need to be fixed so the population doesn't get out of control. Cats decimate song bird populations and get into trash and crap in gardens, so I can see why they're disliked by some. Trap neuter and return might be a start to get the population under control, but there will always be more people that will throw their house cats out for whatever reason. It's a vicious circle. One thing I do know is that there are way too many pets of every species being bred every day, more than there are good homes available.

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Lorde Faust Can't speak for the country, I live in the city. TNR is a blessing and keeps down the rodent problem caused by schools, restaurants, and dense populations of people. You remove the feral cats and unwanted wildlife moves in with a vengeance. The newwildlife is often subjected to horrible cruelties as they get stuck in garbage cans, garages, basements, etc., which feral cats tend to elude. The city I live in has tons of pigeons, sparrows and a couple of cardinals, always did, and with the advent of feral cats, the bird population is just as strong as ever,

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Nancy Perdue So true and right!

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Marty Johncox The dogs must have "done something."

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Well out of the 156 members only four actually even took the time to comment maybe they think it's a bit distasteful considering the groups focus is victims of dog attacks apparently strangely all their posts seem to focus on pit bulls and how to kill them.

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Only 10 out of 156 members "liked" this post so if I'm figuring this right the post has 0.05% support after 21 hours of being posted. It seems this group is either inactive or it just has little to no support with a lot of infighting in recent times among members resulting in Craig .Brown getting the boot for having a "juvenile mentality" oh and attacking other members.

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In the actual story not only pit bulls are being shot but shepherds too and police have actually gathered forensic evidence that will hopefully take a dangerous killer off the streets and out of the community.

The dogs shot-were pit bulls, and German shepherds.

Officials are working with police and have recovered bullet fragments, to see if the four cases in Jefferson County are related.

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As breed specific legislation goes down the googler the more fanatical factions tactics are becoming increasingly dangerous with posts like the post at the top by lorde.faust.almighty which openly encourages people to discard safe legal options and shoot dogs to a particularly nasty pit bull hater who openly actively encourages "vigilantism".

Rebecca Furr hates pit bulls that much that she would risk an innocent member of the community getting accidentally made a victims statistic too in order to kill pit bulls great post +Jeff Borchardt keep them coming buddy.

All Things Foamers shared Terri Renee's photo.

Published by Jeff BorchardtJanuary 7 at 8:35pm

Terri Renee to zombiesanddogs.org

January 7 at 1:40pm

Every time a bully is found inured/dead, these people should be investigated.

All pet owners have to be vigilant as these fanatical people will become more dangerous as the realization of breed specific legislation demise their tactics will become increasingly erratic there seems to be a small faction of them focusing on cyber bullying rescues and shelters which to involve the Dj and his followers at the pit bull propaganda machine revealed (PBPMR).

The real dangerous people are the people like James Lee, Lorde Faust Almighty? & Rebecca Furr 16 promoting vigilantism in any way shape or form is asking for more innocent lives to be lost just look at the cases where policemen have shot innocent children, they're even shooting themselves and they're trained we don't need citizens playing hero and adding to the victims list do we??

more to come.....

Saturday, 12 December 2015

Lorde Faust (Cindy M Ballard) is one sick puppy?

Lorde Faust applauds and makes jokes about a victim of animal abuse once again this is what Lorde calls public safety advocacy?

Lorde Faust

December 11 at 3:44pm

Sorry Pitie,

Detroit Michigan needs to ban Pit Bulls so this won't happen again.

Investigation underway after dog found hanged in house

DETROIT (NEWSCHANNEL 3) - An investigation is underway after a dog was found hanged in an abandoned house.

WWMT.COM|BY SINCLAIR BROADCAST GROUP

In typical Breed specific legislation style Lordes response to animal cruelty is to exterminate the victims?

As you can see these people especially Lorde (Cindy M Ballard) absolutely ooze empathy and compassion NOT!!

Keep up all you do in educating the general public as to the depths of your depravity Lorde Ah I mean Cindy!!!!

more to come....

Monday, 2 November 2015

TWO PETA EMPLOYEES ARRESTED FOR CRUELTY: CAUGHT DUMPING DOGS THEY ‘RESCUED’ FROM SHELTERS

By: Patti Strand Date: 01/16/2012 Category: | Animal Rights Extremism |

A man and a woman claiming to be representatives of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals have been arrested in North Carolina for killing dogs they received from two animal shelters. The two were using a van registered to PeTA in Norfolk, Virginia. 1

Following a month-long investigation, officers in Ahoskie, North Carolina, arrested Andrew Benjamin Cook, 24, of Virginia Beach, Virginia, and Adria Joy Hinkle, 27, of Norfolk, Virginia, on 31 felony counts of animal cruelty and eight misdemeanor counts of illegal disposal of dead animals. The cruelty charges stem from discovery of 18 dog bodies found in a dumpster and 13 dead dogs in the van.

The police investigation was triggered by the discovery of dead animal bodies on several Wednesdays. On June 15, several law enforcement officers watched as Cook and Hinkle unloaded several dark bags into a dumpster behind a market. They stopped the van before it could pull away.

The animal officer for the Bertie County Animal Shelter identified the bodies as dogs that were picked up at the shelter earlier that day. 2 The officer said the pair had been picking up animals at his shelter for the past two months on the pretext they were taking them to Norfolk, Virginia, to place them in good homes.

The investigation and arrests confirm what NAIA has known for years: PeTA’s “sanctuary” exists to give the organization a veneer of respectability that is no more legitimate than a front business used by mobsters as a cover for corrupt activities.

PeTA is no stranger to killing animals it claims are better dead than held captive. From 1998-2003, PeTA killed more than 10,000 of the 13,000 animals brought to its sanctuary in Norfolk. 3

A veterinarian speaks out

Ahoskie veterinarian Dr. Patrick Proctor said that he has spayed and neutered animals brought to him by PeTA representatives for several years. The representatives asked him if he had any adoptable animals they could also take to Norfolk for placement in new homes. Over the years, he sent about 50 animals with them, including a mother cat and two kittens in the Wednesday pick-up. He identified one of the dead dogs found Wednesday as a six-month-old Labrador retriever cross puppy in apparently good condition except for the hypodermic needle hole in its front leg.

Proctor said that he is trying to get the word out about these killings and has called national media in an attempt to get them interested in the story.

Cook and Hinkle, who have been identified in news stories as PETA employees, are out on bond. 4 Their first court date is Friday, June 17.

About The Author

Patti Strand - NAIA President

Patti is a recognized expert and consultant on contemporary animal issues, most notably responsible dog ownership and the animal rights movement. She often appears on radio and television and her articles on canine issues, animal welfare, public policy and animal rights have appeared in major US news publications and in trade, professional and scientific journals. Patti and her…

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