[SolidWood]

Cute and awesome!

[Uncle Miltie]

Does he eat cheese?

[scratcher]

Surrender monkeys

bttt 

[Reaganite84]

Monkey Pictures from the SF rally in front of Nancy's office

San Francisco Video Link

Las Vegas Video Link

Carson City Video Link 

 

 
 

[SoldierDad]

"It's a shame that Move America Forward is exploiting animals to score political points," said Wayne Pacelle of the Humane Society of the United States.

But it's okay for Code Pink and the other anti-war morons to use their own children to score political points, isn't it Wayne? How blatently politically incorrect can some people be?

[finnman69]

how lone till PETA is up in arms?

[Reaganite84]

Just doesn’t get much cuter than this!

 

[RaceBannon]

Outstanding!!

[sono]

Great ... Dingy Harry is now more French than ... the French!

[AngelesCrestHighway]

....It’s a shame that Move America Forward is exploiting animals to score political points,” said Wayne Pacelle of the Humane Society of the United States....Oh you sensitive boy!....go pound sand!

[Reaganite84]

[Wheee The People]

good press!

[roaddog727]

Harry the surrender monkey.

I like it. It fits.

He sure looks like a monkey.

[Zetman]

"It's a shame that Move America Forward is exploiting animals to score political points," said Wayne Pacelle of the Humane Society of the United States.

However, it is OK for for the left to do even worse things at THEIR rallies. Wayne Pacelle and his fellow travellers seem to be able to look the other way when it is convenient for them.

For example, I attended an anti-war rally in San Francisco a few years ago to see what it was like, and to take pictures (I thought of it as "going undetected directly into the belly of the beast"). In the middle of this crowd of thousands of attendees in Civic Center Plaza, with children present, stood a group of flabby middle-aged adults - completely naked. One of them held up a sign which read "Bare Breasts, Not Arms". No one said anything to them, least of all the police. In addition to them, there were a lot of other weird people there that made the surrender monkey protest look like childs' play by comparison. The left pulls crap like that, damaging the innocence of children, and they have the NERVE to complain about a MONKEY??

I see that at the San Francisco Surrender Monkey rally today, City officials came out and told the Conservatives who were rallying that they could not have the monkeys there without a permit. As a result, they had to end the San Francisco rally early. If it had been a left-winger rally with non-permitted monkeys present, do you think that ANYONE would have complained?? I think not!!

I also noticed that this article about the Las Vegas rally just HAD to paint the Conservatives in the most unflattering light possible. They go out of their way to mention that the Conservative rally was very small, and that most of the attendees were from out of town (I have no idea if that is true or not). Then they play up the "animal cruelty" angle. In addition, I lost count of how many times they referred to the group as "pro-war". No biased yellow journalism here, no sireeeee!!!!

[kcvl]

And just what is he doing?!!!

Wayne Pacelle

Wayne Pacelle Biography

In 2004 Wayne Pacelle was named president of the world’s richest animal-rights organization, the Humane Society of the United States. Pacelle, a strict vegan, joined HSUS in 1994 after working at the anti-hunting group the Fund for Animals for six years. There he helped Paul Watson and his violent Sea Shepherd Conservation Society raise money for ships. Pacelle’s goal is to create “a National Rifle Association of the animal rights movement.” He is in charge of HSUS’s many ballot initiative campaigns, winning 17 of the 22 in which he has been involved. His biggest win was in Florida, where an initiative passed that gave constitutional rights to pregnant pigs. Florida farmers were banned from using “gestation crates.” Many farmers killed their animals as a result and the pork industry in Florida is almost extinct. He plans campaigns against gestation crates in other states, and is already organizing in California and New Jersey. At the 1996 HSUS annual meeting, Pacelle announced that the ballot initiative would be used for all manner of legislation in the future, including “companion animal issues and laboratory animal issues.” These operations, he says, “pay dividends and serve as a training ground for activists.” Pacelle’s wife, Kirsten Rosenberg, works for Ark Trust, now the HSUS Hollywood office.