Animal Rights Hall of Shame: Daniel Andreas San Diego

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Meet Daniel Andreas San Diego, Vegan, Animal Rights Terrorist, Accused Bomber.

FBI's Most Wanted Fugitive Felon.

San Diego was the first domestic fugitive added to the FBI's most wanted terrorist list after he was tied to three homemade pipe bombs that were detonated in 2003 at Chiron Corp, a biotechnology firm in Emeryville, and Shaklee Corp., a nutritional products company in Pleasanton.

San Diego, currently on the FBI’s “Most Wanted” list, is presumed responsible for several bombs that detonated in 2003 at two California biomedical research companies. One of the two companies was linked to New Jersey firm, Huntingdon Life Sciences, a top animal rights target. These bombs were made up of the same materials used in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing.  

One of these bombs was accompanied by a “secondary” device, timed to detonate an hour later, after paramedics and firefighters arrived on the scene.  Like the majority of animal rights terrorists, human lives mean nothing to them. People like San Diego have no conscience and couldn't care less about innocent lives lost. 

San Diego is also believed to be connected to the criminals of Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruetly (SHAC), who are opposed to all medical research using animals. Before the related bombings SHAC targeted HLS customer Chiron and its employees with a series of actions, accusing them of being "puppy killers."

Authorities allege San Diego bombed facilities in Emeryville and Pleasanton, California, because he believed the Chiron and Shaklee Corporations had ties to animal-testing labs.

The sophisticated homemade bombs had ammonium nitrate brand explosives and relied on "kitchen timer style mechanical timer devices," according to an FBI affidavit.

The blasts caused extensive damage to the office buildings but no one was killed. While the bombs were set to go off at night, remember, the bomber set at least one secondary device deliberately targeting first responders. That bomb WAS meant to take human life.  

San Diego was at the time attempting to start a business making vegan marshmallows.  If that doesn't scream privilege, I don't know what does. 

He was indicted in 2004 for four federal felonies and placed on the FBI's list in 2009.  

The bombing of the Chiron and Shaklee office buildings is what the eco-freak and animal rights movement call tertiary targeting. In order to shut down animal related businesses, these terrorists believe its perfectly acceptable to target other business and people with up to a 3rd degree relationship to the original business targeted. In this case, both companies were owned by a Japanese parent company who had a separate contract with Huntingdon.

Activists like to boast about their actions, here's one of their announcements:  

"On the night of September 25th volunteers from the Revolutionary Cells attacked a subsidiary of a notorious HLS client, Yamanouchi.  We left an approximately 10lb ammonium nitrate bomb strapped with nails outside of Shaklee Inc., whose CEO is both the CEO for Shaklee and Yamanouchi Consumer, Inc.  We gave all of the customers the chance, the choice, to withdraw their business from HLS.  Now you all will have to reap what you have sown.  All customers and their families are considered legitimate targets."

This could be YOU. All it takes is three degrees of separation between a target and you for the animal rights movement to come after you.

"He also has unusual tattoos, the FBI says, including a round image of burning hillsides on his chest with the words "It only takes a spark" written below. The sides of his abdomen and back have images of burning and collapsing buildings."

San Diego was under 24 hour surveillance in 2003 when he gave the FBI the slip in San Francisco. They have never found him since then.  Ariana Huemer, a Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) employee, may figure in the case.  An FBI evidence recovery log from the search of San Diego’s car describes a check Huemer wrote to him.   Ariana Huemer, besides being an HSUS employee, was the editor of a 2006 book on the history of the Earth Liberation Front (ELF) a sister to the Animal Liberation Front (ALF) both terrorist groups.  Additionally bomb making materials were found in the car he abandoned to give the FBI the slip and found at his home.  

Huemer was subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury in 2006 but she pleaded the Fifth and refused to testify. Prosecutors offered her immunity and she still refused to reveal what she knew. Ultimately Huemer was employed by HSUS for 17 years before she left to found her own California Chicken Sanctuary called Hen Harbor. 

Huemer may have been able to walk away from the California bombing cases scot-free, and spend 17 years at HSUS but she hasn't gotten a complete free pass.  

In 2020, animal control seized 300 birds from her after a Facebook page called Hen Harbor Uncensored surfaced to expose the massive animal cruelty they say is occurring at her property and is even being committed directly by her. 

In 2011, San Diego was featured on America's Most Wanted, the first of 5 times he has been featured on the show. Tips poured in pinpointing a location in Massachusetts. By the time the FBI arrived, San Diego was no where to be found. Again in 2013-2014, tips came in that he was hiding in Hawaii. The FBI searched and once again came up empty. There is no way he's on the run this long on his own. Someone must be hiding him and providing cash for him to live on.

His father, Edmund San Diego, a wealthy California city bureaucrat has always refused to talk about his son.  One that isn't so shy is convicted animal rights terrorist, Kevin Kjonaas aka Kevin Chase who sneaked onto the Tucker Carlson show in 2017.  

Prosecutors also presented testimony from an FBI agent who gathered records of Kjonaas’ telephone calls. Those showed a call from Kjonaas to a man later charged with setting off bombs outside a California pharmaceutical company, Daniel Andreas San Diego, several hours after the bombings.

Kevin Kjonaas aka Kevin Chase also has his own listing in the Animal Rights Hall of Shame. 

The FBI is still offering a quarter of a million dollar reward for San Diego who is known to be armed. 

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#HSUS #ALF #ELF #SHAC #AnimalRightsEqualsBetterDeadThanFed

 

Animal Rights Hall of Shame: Marc Ching

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Meet Marc Ching.

Savior. Hero. Hollywood Darling. Convicted Felon.

The most common trait you find in the "animal protection" field is that of a con man. Gregarious. Outgoing. Likable. The least common trait is any demonstrated education in animals. Marc Ching fits the profile to a 'T.' A man who easily created a cult of personality among Hollywood stars.

Ching exploded onto the animal rights field a few years ago as a hot new animal protector determined to wipe out the horrible dog meat trade in China. A savior of emaciated and starving dogs. A man who specializes in guerrilla warfare, flying in on private jets to swoop down and save dogs! A real life action hero! Women swooned and the media couldn't lay enough allocates at his feet. People magazine lauded him and Internet petitions gathered tens of thousands of signatures asking CNN to profile him as a hero.

I've written extensively how these foreign dogs are largely deliberately bred for the American rescue market. Most of them are not in any danger of being eaten when Americans are willing to pay top dollar for them. Anyone with any financial brains can easily see the truth. These dogs also arrive in America invested with foreign parasites and diseases. The Canine Flu that has ravaged America for the past several years and killed over a thousand dogs came from imported Chinese dogs.

Ching founded a non-profit charity called The Animal Hope & Wellness Foundation in 2011, now he just needed a cause to get the millions rolling into his pocket. The year before it was just a niche Los Angeles pet nutrition cum' vegan restaurant but where's the money in that? (and where's Ching's college degree in veterinary nutrition?) With the media constantly picking winners and losers to set Americans against each other, China is an easy enemy. Blame it all on those horrible Chinese who eat dogs! Everyone knows that! Right?

Except it's not true. Most Chinese no longer eat dogs. But the fact that China is a closed nation so far away from America makes it easy to take a small fact and create a big lie to drain Americans of their money. Take a small issue and blow it up into epic proportions, whose say different?

Ching ran a quick and dirty campaign. From start to downfall was less than a year. The money was rolling in. He made a handful of flights to Asia posing with dogs in crates and on trucks. He splashed his name all over the Hollywood lights and across social media. Post some pictures of animals seemingly looking in distress with some lurid descriptions of what is allegedly going on and the money can't come in fast enough. Ching made a specialty out of finding dogs in veterinary hospitals missing a limb or other serious injuries and posing with them. He'd invent a sad sob story about how they had almost been beaten to death or horribly abused when the reality was, most of them were hit by cars and were receiving the best care possible before he even arrived in country by already long established Asian rescues.

That's right, Asians have their own animal rescues and shelters. They have no need of rich Americans to fly over and 'save the day.' They are already saving animals themselves.

Marc Ching with supporter Shannen Doherty

It's no surprise given Hollywood being in his backyard that he had one lurid hero story after another. He claimed to have been beaten trying to save animals. Had a machine gun put in his face. He claimed to have been putting his life on the line daily to save poor suffering animals. He cried on cue about how his soul was forever stained by his efforts to save these precious animals. He wept on film and Hollywood beat his door down to offer him fame and glory. If you believed his stories, he pretty much died almost every day of the week for that year.

The truth was right in everyone's faces. One line that Ching has never wavered from was that he is an 'undercover' investigator who is secretly exposing the abuse of animals. Ask yourself this. How on earth could he be running undercover investigations while he is constantly being featured on magazine covers and filmed at Hollywood red carpet premiers? He has to be the most photographed 'undercover' investigator I've ever seen. Read this over the top melodramatic write up from The Pollination Project who labeled him as the Unsung Vegan Hero of 2016.

"Posing as an undercover buyer, Marc has entered the hell on earth that is dog slaughterhouses. He risks his life on every trip, to bear witness for the victims and to relay their plight to the rest of the world. This has come at great personal expense; financially, physically, and emotionally. What he has seen and experienced will haunt him forever, yet he goes back repeatedly, willing to sacrifice everything to stand up for those who cannot speak. In some cases he is able to rescue dogs, carrying their battered and bloodied bodies to safety with his own hands to local veterinarians, and then brings them to the U.S. to be adopted into loving homes."

Ching ran a huge media campaign in 2016 claiming he was going to completely shut down the Yulin Dog Meat Festival. He claimed he had veterinarians on standby to examine and rescue 1,000 dogs. He was going to conduct a huge leaflet drop. He was going to set up video screens showing endless dog crush videos to customers at the festival to encourage them to not buy the meat. It's highly ironic that the animal rights movement is currently congratulating President Trump for signing new legislation making these animal crush videos a felony in America when they are largely created and used by activists themselves.

Never having been to the Yulin Festival and not knowing the 'dog meat trade' existed until nine months prior, this egomaniac declared that he and he alone was going to succeed in shutting it all down. Had he bothered to do his homework he would have found out that the Yulin event was slowly dying on its own. A natural death. Thanks to Ching the 2016 Festival would be historic. Instead of shutting the Festival down, he turned the 'dog meat trade' into a multi-million dollar retail rescue market that grows bigger every year. It's a hot business now thanks to Ching.

His over-the-top boasting got other activists to show up to see the spectacle he was going to create and the 1,000 animals he was going to save. Instead of this huge demonstration against the Festival so large it would shut it down, fellow activists reported he was there with a personal retinue of around 12 people, mostly news reporters and a film maker anxious to film every staged event for their cult leader. Activists followed him to a slaughterhouse he claimed he was going to shut down and save every dog there only to be banned from entry. Ching was controlling the show and making sure his voice was the only message heard.

Instead of animals being saved, most of them died. Hundreds of them starved to death locked in cages while Ching desperately tried to keep his house of cards alive. He did manage to buy several hundred dogs from slaughter but he was so ignorant of Chinese culture that he gave most of them to Buddhist run sanctuaries and walked away. He wanted the fame, not hands on work. They all had distemper. They started dying in droves because Buddhist religious beliefs do not allow them to give medical treatment to dogs.

A female volunteer from the US, who gave her name only as Sarah because of abuse and threats she says she has received from some of Ching’s supporters, said the June rescue went disastrously wrong from the outset.

‘We thought the rescued dogs were all going to a safe house in Nanning,’ she said. ‘Instead, 700 of them ended up at Buddhist sanctuaries and most died because they didn’t get the care they needed.

Desperate to save his reputation, Ching allegedly hired hit men to break into one of the shelters, steal the dogs and then run them to another shelter 500 miles away.

"Sarah said she and other volunteers were also ordered to leave 100 rescued dogs in their cages in Nanning from 7am until 4pm in sweltering conditions so that Ching could be photographed with the animals."

When he just couldn't keep the mask up anymore, he fled back to California leaving other activists holding the bag and claiming he had been betrayed by others. It was all about saving his cult of personality. He is still playing the victim card to this day. His Foundation is alive and well, pulling in the cash while Ching continues to spend his days posing for the camera while still claiming to be working 'undercover'. When confronted with facts Ching frequently claims to be 'to emotional' to answer hard questions.

As for the Yulin Festival? Activists say that its now basically nothing more than a retail rescue outlet providing a constant source of dogs for rich Americans to fly over and 'save'. As long as Americans keep buying these dogs, the 'dog meat trade' will never end.

“As demand for dog meat declines year-on-year at festivals like Yulin, at least one of which has been shut down by government officials already, the traders have a new market from selling dogs to rescuers,” she said. “In 2015, several instances were documented of Yulin traders threatening to kill dogs in front of rescuers until they paid a high enough price. If we were talking about trade in any type of goods, who could convincingly argue that paying more and more money to sellers to stop selling is a reasonable strategy? Demand is demand.” Forbes.

The question no one is asking is... who really is Marc Ching and just exactly what was he doing prior to 2010 and his sudden explosion into fame? Is he really this 4th generation Japanese herbalist he claims to be? In some stories its reported that he's Taiwanese, in others he says he's half-Korean and half-Japanese and was then 'adopted' into a Chinese family. Which is it? Is he counting on his claimed 1+ million followers, largely wealthy white women, to not know the difference?

No one ever heard of Ching before this rocket rise to fame because he was in prison. Yes, prison. Why not? The animal rescue field is a proven job career for felons. Why not one more? When confronted, Ching downplays his past and shrugs it off as a 'mistake.' People make mistakes. It happens all the time. Then there are those things that people call mistakes that the rest of us consider just a little bit more than that. You know, like armed robbery, extortion and kidnapping. Like a bail of $530,000. In 2000, Ching was charged with several counts of kidnapping, robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. He took a plea deal admitting guilt to one charge and was sentenced to 11 years. He served under 10 and was released shortly before founding his pet food store cum' restaurant.

Ching did 9 years in Solano Prison in California for felony kidnapping. Ching’s post-prison life has been questionable as well, with his animal “rescue” allegedly leaving hundreds of the dogs to die in cages. “Those poor dogs just went from one hell to another,” commented one advocate. 

The Center for Consumer Freedom.

There is no way he suddenly decided to take up armed robbery and kidnapping at 23 years old without prior 'experience' leading up to these events but Ching is a man working overtime to keep his true past well hidden. Even after being accused of being responsible for hundreds of dogs dying he's still a well sought after public speaker. He's now playing the 'flawed man who made mistakes' victim card. With millions at stake and hundreds of thousands of swooning followers who think he can do no wrong, why should he quit now? After all, the Animal Hope & Wellness Foundation pulled in just short of $2 million dollars in contributions in 2017. Even after Ching was responsible for so many dog deaths, people just can't stop giving him money.

Animal Rights Hall of Shame: Rodney Coronado

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Meet Rodney Coronado.

Convicted Arsonist. Anarchist. 

Rodney Adam Coronado, like the majority of animal rights activists has no education in animals.  He's just an anarchist looking for fame and glory.   The animal rights field gives that in spades.  Coronado is a worldwide celebrity. 

He started out as a pirate joining the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society back in the mid-80's as a teenager.  The terrorists of Sea Shepherd are famous for ramming and sinking fishing ships.   Their boats are fitted with water cannons, a concrete filled bow to help them 'ram' other boats and an attachment labeled the 'can opener' to help them tear open ship hulls.  Sporting skull and cross bones flags, anarchists like Coronado and his pal Paul Watson have made a career out of terrorizing other nations because they disagree with fishing of whales.   There is nothing cruel or inhumane about fishing for whales.  Whales are nothing more than a really big fish.  Fishing for whale is no different than fishing for salmon.   Whales just feed a lot more people. 

With Watson's support Coronado executed an attack to ram and sink two fishing boats and destroy a processing facility causing $2 million in damages.  The operation was successful and on November 9, 1986 he and a fellow terrorist sank half of Iceland's whaling fleet.

In November 1986, Coronado and David Hewitt sabotaged a whaling station and sunk two whaling ships in Reykjavik, Iceland.

After boasting about the operation in the Animal Liberation Front (ALF) publication, No Compromise, he was arrested in Canada and jumped bail.  Coronado then turned to fire for fun and kicks, by burning down a university research lab in Michigan, a farm at Oregon State University and broke into more than one farm to steal animals and 'set them free.' 

From middle to late 1991, he attacked Oregon State University and five other sites, including private farms and other research facilities.   The attacks ranged from vandalism to firebombing.  One attack completely destroyed a farm in Yamhill, Oregon. 

In 1992 he firebombed a laboratory at Michigan State University.  The explosion and resulting blaze destroyed three decades of medical research turning it into ash, some of it previously unpublished and now lost forever.   The fire caused more than $1 million in damages.  The ALF immediately claimed credit for the fire.   Coronado was quickly suspected since the FBI already suspected he was behind a number of other arson attacks.   What Coronado didn't know is that the FBI had finally decided to go after these domestic terrorists and had launched "Operation Bite Back."

He wiggled his way through a first-floor window of Anthony Hall before kicking down the door to the office of Richard Aulerich. The MSU researcher spent decades studying nutrition and the decline of the natural mink population. Coronado believed Aulerich's research was funded by the commercial fur industry.

Inside Aulerich's office, Coronado built a pyre using wooden desk drawers, research papers and a makeshift firebomb. He recorded his actions on video, donning a mask to protect his identity.

Coronado set the timer on his makeshift bomb before walking out. He had confidence in his work; he'd perfected the technique while carrying out half a dozen prior attacks against other universities and fur farms on behalf of the Animal Liberation Front.

At the time his bomb went off, the building was filled with students.  Luckily they all managed to get out and no one was harmed.  While firefighters were attempting to put the blaze out, Coronado and other terrorists were overwhelming University fax lines by sending an avalanche of animal rights propaganda to University machines, clogging and shutting down the phone lines. 

He went on the run and spent two years hiding on a series of Indian reservations under aliases such as 'Leonard Robideau.'  First at Standing Rock Sioux in South Dakota before ending up in Arizona while the FBI searched for him.  Finally caught, he plead guilty to arson in a deal to have other charges against him dropped and was sentenced to almost five years in prison.    Even then, at one point, he attempted to flee while handcuffed. 

During the fight, his support committee received a check for over $70,000 from PETA while he played one victim card after another.  He claimed he was innocent.  He claimed to have simply been in the area.  He claimed his First Amendment rights and stated he was just a 'spokesman' for ALF.    

Like many convicted felons in the animal rights field, he's now a sought after public speaker and author.   From at least 2002 until his arrest in 2006, under the guise of the First Amendment, he advocated violence against various targets including during a 60 minutes interview. 

In 2002 in one of his public speaking events, he bragged that he was responsible for at least six other arsons.   In January 2003 during a speech at Washington, DC's American University, he demonstrated how to built a firebomb to university students.    During an August speech in San Diego held 15 hours after a $50 million dollar eco-terrorist caused arson fire at a condominium project nearby, he stated that fire is a cleansing force.  When an audience member asked him about it, Coronado stated, “I wouldn’t be surprised if investigators found a device similar to this at the fire scene last night."  While the Earth Liberation Front (ELF) took credit for the fire, authorities have wondered of Coronado was involved.  For a time he was an editor at their Earth First! publication.

He served eight months in jail for interfering with and trying to kill U.S. Forest Service employees who were trying to capture two to four mountain lions in 2004.   Officials had closed Sabino Canyon to capture and relocate several mountain lions who had attacked humans and were stalking pedestrians near an elementary school.   Coronado and his friends laid traps for the agents and laid false scent trails.  He was indicted on a felony charge of trying to injure an officer of the United States.  To terrorists like Coronado, the life of a mountain lion is more important than the lives of children engaging in everyday activities like going to school. 

After 10 days of protests, Game and Fish decided to try to tranquilize, capture and move the lions to a wildlife rehabilitation center in north Scottsdale, more than 120 miles away.

But in the next six days, a state-hired trapper using dogs found only scattered lion tracks. The only dramatic moment came March 24, when authorities arrested Rod Coronado, an EarthFirst! activist who was dropping lion scent liquid into the canyon to mislead the dogs.

Coronado was arrested in February 2006 and charged for teaching and promoting terrorism during his numerous public speeches and interviews over the past several years.   He hid behind the First Amendment and claimed victim status.   He plead guilty and was sentenced to serve a year in prison.  After being released in 2008 he reconnected with his terrorist network and was sent back to jail for violating the terms of his probation. 

It shouldn't shock you that he eventually figured out that he could make a living running a non-profit scam.   In 2013 he founded "Great Lakes Wolf Patrol," a non-profit that promotes protecting wolves from legal controlled hunts.

In a 2017 interview he admitted that he regularly goes into the woods to track and confront hunters in Wisconsin and Minnesota and waits 'outside their homes' so he can stalk them.  He drives a camouflaged truck with a fake 'hound box' in the bed to help him blend in with the hunters he's stalking and setting cyber lynch mobs online.   Hunters have faced online death threats because of his harassment.   He also admitted that he'd continue his criminal ways if he could get away with it and admitted that he frequently lied about his criminal past.  He was responsible for all of the attacks the FBI said he was.   

“This is another over-the-top move by a convicted violent animal rights activist,” said Nick Pinizzotto, USSA president and CEO. “Coronado is known for his extremism and I encourage all sportsmen to be very aware when they enter the field in Wisconsin. Hunter harassment is illegal and should be reported immediately.”

Coronado today. 

Animal Rights Hall of Shame: Walter Bond

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Meet Walter Edmund Zuehlke aka Walter Bond aka 'ALF Lone Wolf' aka Abdul Haqq.

ALF Supporter. Dog Killer. Arsonist.  Convicted Felon.

Another animal rights terrorist that fits the profile to a 'T' is Walter Bond.  Bond goes by numerous names.  Bond has no documented education in animals.  In interviews, he claims to have dropped out of school in the 8th grade.  Bond claims he has committed his crimes due to his love of animals but he has no known history of connection to animals.  He just loves fire.   Saying he loves animals gives him moral cover that he doesn't deserve. 

Bond started his career as an arsonist in Mason City, Iowa back in 1996.   He was convicted of criminal mischief and trespassing when he tried to torch a church.  A year later he was caught setting fire to a house that killed the dog inside.   He was convicted of second-degree arson and sentenced to 10 years in prison.  He served three and was released in May 2001.  

These days more schooled in how to generate sympathy from his unquestioning followers, he claims the house he torched containing the dog he killed was a 'meth lab' and therefore he was justified in his acts.  He claims it was an act of vigilante justice and he personally shut down the largest meth lab in Iowa.  As if burning down something explosive is the best way to handle the situation?  What about the danger to the neighborhood if his story is true?  Let alone this doesn't explain his prior arson attempt at a church. 

After his release from prison he underground for a number of years before resurfacing in 2010 with another string of violent arson fires.  In April, he set fire to the Sheepskin Factory store in Glendale, Colorado.  The arson destroyed the business and caused $500,000 in damages.  He vowed to return in a couple of years and torch it again. 

"According to a federal arrest affidavit, a security camera captured images of a shadowy figure wearing a dark-hooded, long-sleeved shirt and carrying a backpack outside the Sheepskin Factory about 3:15 a.m. April 30 — just minutes before a massive fire broke out at the building."

In June he torched the Tandy Leather Factory store in Salt Lake City, Utah causing $20,000 in damages.  Just like his prior fires, he vowed to return and torch the Tandy store again.   In July he burned down the Tiburon Fine Dining restaurant, known for serving wild game, in Sandy, Utah causing $500,000 in damage.  He claimed responsibility for both on ALF websites.  He claims to have targeted these businesses because they represent animals that wolves would hunt in keeping with his 'Lone Wolf' alias.   

"The arson at the Sheepskin Factory in Denver was done in defense and retaliation for all the innocent animals that have died cruelly at the hands of human oppressors. Be warned that making a living from the use and abuse of animals will not be tolerated. Also be warned that leather is every bit as evil as fur. As demonstrated in my recent arson against the Leather Factory in Salt Lake City. Go vegan! -- ALF Lone Wolf."

Bond didn't give a damn that he killed a dog in 1997 that died a terrible death in an arson fire but now in 2010 he claims to be acting for them.  Right!  Bond wasn't hard to find.  He boast on social media of his successful 'advocacy' and admitted to his crimes to various associates.  Then of course there is his bizarre appearance and known arson history.  A two-year-old could have put together the connection.

When arrested he had a book in his possession with the long title of, "The Declaration of War - Killing People to Save the Animals and the Environment." 

Bond accepted a plea deal in the Colorado case.  The charging documents stated that he used 'fire or explosives to damage property involved in interstate commerce.'  He was sentenced to five more years in federal prison.   He was ordered to pay $1,17 million in restitution.   He received another slap on the wrist in Utah and was sentenced to 7 years for destroying three businesses.  Given his previous history as an arsonist, these are insanely short sentences.   He was also convicted of one count of violating the Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act (AETA). 

At his hearing in Colorado Bond said he was honored to be a prisoner of war in the fight against "inter-species slavery."  He told the judge he had no remorse for his crimes.

The judge noted sarcastically that Bond just sets fires because that's his way of acting out when he doesn't get his way.   It should also be noted that while he has an ugly graphic 'Vegan' tattoo on his head, he is known for loving hamburgers.  Witnesses claim he indulged in two of them the day before he was arrested.

As a condition of Bond's eventual release, the court ordered he have no "association with the Animal Liberation Front or any member either in person, by mail, by phone, by email by third person or by any other method."

Bond spent the first part of his sentences at the federal prison in Marion, Illinois.   Housed there from 2012 to 2015, he changed his name to Abdul Haqq, claiming its his 'religious name' while he is a prisoner of war.   Bond remains defiant to this day, spending his time in prison giving interviews and publishing articles.  He's currently imprisoned in Indiana until his scheduled release in 2021.   

It should not surprise you that his fellow terrorist network maintains a "Support Walter Bond" website to this day.  This anarchist is considered to be a hero among animal rights activists. 

Animal Rights Hall of Shame: Joseph Buddenberg and Nicole Kissane

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Meet Joseph Buddenberg and Nicole Kissane.

Animal Killers. Thieves. Felons.

The media portrays this Bonnie and Clyde pair as just misguided animal lovers who are unfairly being punished for their compassion.   The Animal Liberation Front (ALF) calls them political prisoners suffering for their cause. Social media abounds with petitions demanding they be freed from their ‘captivity’ and labels them as US-held political prisoners of state repression against revolutionary social justice movements.

The reality is, this felonious couple went on a cross-country two-year crime spree using the moral cover of animal love. They don’t love animals. They deliberately killed thousands of them. They are against environmentally friendly and renewable resources like fur. They demand that everyone wear plastic-based clothing and contribute to the ecological disaster that plastic has brought to this planet. In order to ensure you live your life the way they demand, they were determined to destroy as many farmers and businesses as they could. They deliberately caused hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages to lawful businesses while they shoplifted to support their lifestyle.

“The couple vandalized furriers from California to Pennsylvania — gluing locks, slashing tires, breaking windows and trying to flood the home of a fur industry worker.” 

They spray painted the word “murderer” and “killer” on stores and barns. They stole and ‘liberated’ thousands of mink who died horrific deaths at their hands. Let alone causing the deliberate mental anguish of dozens of motorists who hit and killed the scared mink on roadways. Every step of the way they issued press releases through the ALF websites and publications boasting of their crimes.

Unemployed bums, the vegan pair trafficked in stolen goods to pay for their crime ridden lifestyle. Serial shoplifters, they stole from REI, CVS and Michaels in particular and sold the stolen merchandise on eBay. 

Nicole Kissane

They hit the road in 2013 driving Kissane’s Honda Fit to San Diego, California to start their multi-state crime spree. They used various acids, paint stripper and super glue to vandalize one of the last small mom and pop fur stores in the area. They glued all the locks shut. They destroyed the store windows with etching chemicals. They sprayed acids all around the store floor. But that wasn’t enough for these two felons. They drove to the homes of the Graf family in two different cities vandalizing their houses and cars with paint stripper, acids and spray-painted murderer on their homes. They poured acid all over their driveways to destroy the concrete and painted their daughter’s car red. Furs by Graf closed shortly after their attack. Out of business for good thanks to these two criminals.

From there, they drove to Montana to steal and set free a bobcat from an exotic animal farm and vandalized a Montana Police Chief’s car. Oh, they didn’t stop there. They vandalized both the Darby Police Chief’s personal and official cars. ALF posted a press release about the stolen cat claiming the pair had ‘rescued it’ and were determined to cause a financial loss to animal owners through the damage and destruction of their property. So, tell me, what did they gain by vandalizing a cop car?

Kissane and Buddenberg were just getting warmed up.

Next they drove to Burley, Idaho to attack a mink ranch. They stole and released 1,800 mink from the farm. Many died terrible deaths. They were hit and killed by cars and carried off as dinner by the local coyote population. They destroyed all of the breeding records of the farm to ensure the business was destroyed for good. The terrorists bragged online that they had destroyed 30 years of genetic selection records and no recovery possible.

“They didn’t have a chance,” Cindy Moyle of the Moyle Mink Ranch in Burley, Idaho, wrote in a letter to the judge [regarding the minks terrible deaths]. She said her family’s farm has been on the forefront of raising mink in a humane way. 

They briefly returned to San Francisco to glue the locks shut of multiple businesses, shatter the windows of a market and slashed the tires of multiple cars parked at a wholesale meat distributor. Can you imagine going to work one day at your job and coming out to find that the tires on your car and all of your co-workers have been slashed because some fruitcake is ideologically opposed to eating meat? That’s what they did.

After a quick few weeks on their Bay Area vandalism spree they hit the road again. Driving to Minnesota to vandalize a store in Minneapolis, then they vandalized and attempted to flood out the home of an employee of the North American Fur Auctions in Sun Prairie Wisconsin. Just three days later they drove to Keota, Iowa to attack the Conrad Fur Farm and stole between 400-500 mink and set them loose in the countryside while they high tailed it back to the west coast.

The San Diego Union-Tribune wrote about the incident in Iowa, saying the fur farmer found “dozens of mink turned into road kill, some with their backs broken but still alive. Hundreds more were running amok.” At least 130 of them died miserable deaths. 

They spent three weeks at home shoplifting and reselling stolen goods to finance their next trip before driving to Ebensburg, Pennsylvania to steal 1,000 mink from a farm owned by 92-year-old farmer George Rykola. They destroyed many of the cages making it even harder for this elderly gentleman to recapture and return the animals to the safe cages they had been taken from. Less than 10 days later they stole 2,000 mink from a farm in New Holstein, Wisconsin. 24 hours later they hit a farm in Grand Meadow, Minnesota, stealing 440 mink before hightailing it back to the west coast. All together they stole 7,000 mink and setting them lose to die in the wild. Captive raised domestic mink rarely survive in the wild. Many die horrific deaths either hit by cars or starvation. They don’t know to hunt for their own food and are very territorial. They will kill anything in their paths including cats and chickens.

The FBI caught up to them at last in July of 2015 and charged with them conspiracy to violate the Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act (AETA). They should have been charged with thousands of state level charges of animal abuse and animal cruelty for their acts. When caught, they had two gallons of muriatic acid, multiple bolt and wire cutters, super glue, heat resistant gloves, knifes, night head lamps, encrypted computers and handwritten lists of farms to attack.

This wasn’t Buddenberg’s first rodeo. He had previously been busted for holding threatening protests at various private homes of University of California Berkeley professors. In 2010, a federal judge threw out the charges against him as being too 'vague'.

At first Kissane was offered a slap on the wrist plea deal of six months in jail. The judge rejected the deal stating that the pair had conducted a ‘calculating, premeditated campaign of terror.’ Instead, Kissane was sentenced to 21 months in prison and ordered to pay $423,477 in restitution. Buddenberg was more successful in getting his plea bargain deal accepted and was sentenced to two years in prison and ordered to pay $398,272. Later the judge in the case stated he regretted the sentences he issued and wished that he had sentenced Buddenberg in particular to a much longer and harsher sentence. U.S. District Judge Larry Burns stated of Buddenberg, “He got a screaming deal.”

“Vandalizing homes and businesses with acid, glue and chemicals in the dark of night is a form of domestic terrorism,” acting U.S. attorney Alana Robinson said. “Whatever your feelings about the fur industry, these sentences are a pretty strong signal that this isn’t the right way to effect change.” 

The animal rights front has issued numerous press releases celebrating Buddenberg’s release from prison in 2018. At no time has either one ever been held accountable for the suffering and death they caused to numerous animals they professed to have loved. In an animal rights world, these activists believe animals are better off dead than owned and fed by humans.

Animal Rights Hall of Shame: Scotlund Haisley

Criminals, Sex Predators and Drug Addicts. Welcome to the World of Animal Rights.

Meet Scotlund Haisley.

High School Dropout. Drug Addict. Sex Predator. Armed Robber. Private Vigilante.

Scotlund Haisley like the majority of animal rights activists has no documented education in animals. Besides dropping out of high school, this heroin junkie couldn't even read until he was an adult. Like many criminals, he went to work in the 'animal rescue' field for a living.   He started working in animal shelters in Washington, DC, New York City, California and even took a turn with PETA. He had aspirations of stardom that working for a living just wasn't providing him.  He didn't want to clean up after and take care of animals, he wanted stardom, money, prostitutes and drugs.   Cocaine and heroin were his favorites.  

He was quickly hired by pal and fellow sex predator Wayne Pacelle to join the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) running an illegal private SWAT team. HSUS calls it "Emergency Services." Fine words from a vegan lobbyist group that doesn't run any pet shelters in America. After numerous raids of law abiding animal owners, the lawsuits started piling up. The first was Normal Pang of Hawaii. Falsely accused of animal abuse and labeled a hoarder by the media, Pang sued HSUS and Haisley in 2009. The Pang lawsuit exposed that Haisley was the one who developed the fake law enforcement looking badges that Haisley had the HSUS raid teams wearing.
  

“I want the scum to think we are law enforcement,” Graves said Haisley told them.  Graves and Schwartz then took their concern to then-Humane Society of the U.S. president Wayne Pacelle.  “I like the cowboy ways that Scotlund brings to the team,” Graves said Pacelle responded.

The problem is.  HSUS is not law enforcement.  They are a private Washington, DC vegan charity.  They have absolutely no law enforcement authority. 

“HHS [the Hawaiian Humane Society] and HSUS both launched a

media campaign of vilification against [Pang], accusing him of animal

abuse and neglect and other unsupportable acts of criminal conduct."

 Next Haisley led the illegal HSUS raid of Dan Christensen in South Dakota. His goal was to shut down and destroy a highly regarded hunting dog kennel. Dan Christensen fought back and proved that the search warrant was illegal and he had done nothing wrong. As is typical in these cases, the 'rescuers' actually killed 28 of Christensen's dogs through their inept and incompetent care. Christensen sued HSUS and Scotlund Haisley for $5 million dollars.

As part of the Christensen lawsuit an email from Meredith Shields resigning from HSUS came to light in which she stated, “Mr. Haisley told an employee of the Department to wear an HSUS t-shirt to a strip club while on deployment because “you’ll get better lap dances.”” The Christensen case was so egregious that Forrest Lucas of Lucas Oil financed a movie about the case and others like it where innocent American dog breeders have been targeted and framed.

In September of 2010, one year from the date of the illegal raid

that changed his life forever and destroyed his hunting dog kennel, Dan filed a $5 million dollar federal lawsuit against Second Chance Rescue, HSUS, Scotlund Haisley, Turner County, and the County Sheriff for going along with it all. Dan sued for the deprivation of his Fourth, Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment rights, malicious prosecution, emotional distress, criminal trespass, and intentional damage to private property. The Art of Terror: Inside the Animal Rights Movement.

Here's a picture from the illegal Christensen raid.  Look how clean and healthy the dog looks.  The white parts of its coat are almost spotless.  The lawsuit revealed a number of hidden facts about the HSUS raid team from the mass resignations from those who didn't want to work for a drug addict to discoveries of his sex pervert ways.    After the lawsuits and controversies started piling up over HSUS's raids, he moved over to leading In Defense of Animals (IDA), lasting there less than a year.

Haisley then capitalized on his base of cult followers to form his own private vigilante force known as the Animal Rescue Corps (ARC). ARC was initially financed by Ady Gil, the same animal rights activist who gave a pile of money to the Sea Shepherd Society.  Haisley specialized in targeting the poor and the elderly for destruction. The media couldn't get enough of this dirt bag. He was labeled a hero and reporters fawned at his every word.   

Even when his drug use was front and center, reporters lapped it up.  When this heroin junkie was violently sick in front of a reporter in Nashville, Tennessee, he played a victim card and claimed the 'ammonia fumes' were slowing killing him. 

Conditions on a breeder's property during an animal rescue operation near Nashville were so toxic that the leader of the rescue team nearly died from ammonia poisoning.  ABC News 5, April 19, 2018. 

Local reporters gushed that he was suffering from these toxic environments these elderly animal abusers were living in and gee whiz!  This hero almost died and had to have a blood transfusion to live!   Let's think about this shall we?  Not one reporter in Nashville spent one moment asking why their vulnerable elderly were living in a supposedly toxic environment that almost killed a man 30 years their junior.   Why is that?  Why was an out of town junkie's word taken over that of their local residents?   Why didn't anyone spend 30 seconds on Doctor Google to find out that a blood transfusion is not any recognized treatment for breathing in ammonia fumes.  

After terrorizing Americans across this nation in many southern states, South Dakota, Iowa, Hawaii and others, he was finally ousted at ARC in September 2018. Not because he was a drug addict and criminal. Oh no! He was thrown out for embezzling money from what already is a con to start with. He wasn't sharing the wealth but was taking too much for himself!  His $100,000 salary just wasn't enough to support a wife and three kids with prostitutes and drugs on the side.  

In typical Haisley style he told an unquestioning media and his tens of thousands of cult followers that he was retiring 'for his health' because raiding animal breeders had put him in liver failure.  Dozens of sob stories followed along with GoFundMe campaigns to put more money in Haisley's pocket.

Funny enough, I don't know a single animal breeder who has ever died from liver failure - caused by their breeding animals.  

After leaving ARC, he was quickly arrested in Maryland for domestic battery. Turns out besides being an adrenaline junkie who terrorizes the elderly for kicks, he likes to beat up his wife!   Who's shocked by this?

According to the arrest report, complainant Lynne Haisley, wife of Scotlund Haisley for 16 years and mother of their three minor children, told responding police officers that Haisley “struck her approximately five times with a closed fist. Then he grabbed her by the neck, and began choking her. Ms. Haisley could not recall if he used one or two hands to choke her. Ms. Haisley estimated that her husband choked her for 30-60 seconds.

His arrests in Maryland for domestic battery and violating the subsequent protective orders were quickly followed by an arrest in Washington, DC for two armed robberies of the same Subway store. Yep, armed robbery!  He held a gun to the back of an employee's head to steal $300. 

His past decades of being a sheriff's darling and leading private vigilante SWAT teams is over.  At the end of 2019 he was sentenced to 46 months in prison for armed robbery.  I'm sure once he's released he'll start a new career as a misunderstood 'artist' like convicted university bomber Rodney Coronado.   Why not?  After all, when it comes to animals, Americans have proven they are pretty gullible.   As for the media, 'animal abuse' stories are a proven money maker.  They could care less that most of their stories are lies from start to finish. 

Wayne Pacelle and Scotlund Haisley, HSUS.

Animal Rights Hall of Shame: Nasim Aghdam

Criminals, Sex Predators and Drug Addicts. Welcome to the World of Animal Rights.

Meet Nasim Aghdam, aka  'Nasim VeganBreeze.' 

Attempted Serial Killer. 

Aghdam at 2009 PETA protest.
 (Charlie Neuman / Union-Tribune). 

When reading her name, the common reaction is WHO? When you say, "YouTube Shooter" you get more nods. Nasim Aghdam is the Iranian born San Diego vegan animal rights activist who opened fired at the YouTube headquarters in 2018. She shot and wounded three people before killing herself. 

The mainstream media has focused on her grievance that she wasn't getting enough views on her videos and YouTube had stopped paying her. What they selectively hide or downplay was the content of the videos.

San Bruno police said that "the investigation is now looking into a website that appears to show the same woman complaining about YouTube stifling traffic and suppressing videos.

Censorship on all social media platforms is alive and well but animal rights terrorists get a free pass on just about all of them. Aghdam wasn't getting the attention she felt she deserved because she just wasn't very good. Like many people today, she was trying to make a living making videos of herself.  She was literally a cult of her own personality.   Trouble was, not enough people were buying her fantasy.   She made video after video ranting against YouTube and comparing her make-believe talents to Miley Cyrus or Nicki Minaj. She made such a good living at promoting herself on social media that at 38 years old she lived with her grandmother instead of working at a real day job. 

Besides taking part in PETA protests over the years and making numerous vegan videos, she started a non-profit animal rights group called 'Peace Thunder' in 2011.  She appeared at numerous animal rights protests in California from anti-hunting and anti-fur to protesting at Sea World. 

Her family became concerned when she suddenly left the family home, refused all contact with them and started apparently driving to YouTube headquarters. They reported her to the police as a possible threat. They told the police they were afraid she was going there to cause harm. San Bruno police had a chance to stop the shooting. They spoke to her just hours before she opened fire. But like most of law enforcement these days, they also give animal rights activists a free pass to commit whatever crimes they want. 

They deemed this killer wasn't a threat. A woman who posted pictures of herself in ninja gear and camouflage clothing and spent years filming and posting threats against YouTube just wasn't a threat folks!

It gets even better. The media tried to white wash her background from the start. News outlets reported the shooting as nothing more than a domestic violence incident from a scorned lover instead of the animal rights terror attack it was.

Besides constant ranting against YouTube she posted many disturbing pictures and videos showing her unhealthy obsession with a rabbit. It died shortly before the shooting which may have led to her meltdown.

'From a very young age I used to care about the animals and their welfare, and think about the source of meat and where it came from and I knew that the fried chicken on my dinner plate once was a beautiful yellow chick,' she told Vegan Idea World. 

She even tried to make money off her rabbit's death by posting about it extensively and filming its 'funeral.' 

It's highly ironic that the car she drove to YouTube headquarters sported a 'meat is murder' bumper sticker on it. Like many animal rights activists she believed the lives of animals matter more than the humans she went there to kill. PETA has also distanced themselves from Aghdam claiming she only participated in 2-3 protests.  Right.

When challenged with the truth about her violet threats and bizarre behavior, law enforcement tried to blame her family. They claimed that when she went missing, her father and brother didn't tell them anything about her plans.  The family disputes this. 

A woman who identified herself as a family member but would not give her name said Aghdam had been angry with YouTube for nearly a year because she felt the company was keeping her from spreading a message promoting a vegan lifestyle. Relatives called police to warn them about her frustrations.“They said she was angry at YouTube, so be careful,” the woman said, adding that police promised they would monitor Aghdam, “but they didn’t.”