support of illegal wars which bomb humans and animals, rodeos in Olympics, canned hunts, animal flesh ads,
mistreatment of family pet etc.
A. Animals bombed in 5 illegal wars...Iraq, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Libya, Yemen:
Mitt Romney has supported every illegal war of the Bush and Obama administrations,

B. Romney participated in a canned hunt in Georgia and killed quail trapped like sardines in a barrel.
www.animalrights.net/2006/activists-complain-about-mitt-romneys-c/ Romney's killing of trapped quail in a canned hunt in Georgia

C. Rodeo
Mitt Romney decided to keep brutal rodeos in the Salt Lake City Olympics
www.sharkonline.org/
D. Treatment of dogs
Dogs Against Romney www.dogsagainstromney.com * describes an incident in which
Mitt Romney put the family setter on the roof of his car as he drove TWELVE HOURS to
Toronto from Massachusetts. The terrorized dog had a loose bowel movement on the roof.
E. Treatment of captive cows
The Mormon Church helped Mitt Romney's private equity (no transparency) Bain Capital illegally to acquire the Clear Channel network (itself illegally large according to original FCC rules).
www.petitiononline.com/lovepigs
There is a constant stream of animal cadaver ads on Clear Channel stations.
engforum.pravda.ru/index.php/
Joked one animal protector: "At least he doesn't drink coffee!' to which another
replied: "the trioxypurines in meat are more harmful than the dioxypurines in caffein"
F. Romney's Bain Capital is invested in animal slaughter, drug companies researching on animals, war profiteering, ecocidal corporations.
G.. Mormon investment in animal
slaughter

Besides being invested heavily in Mitt Romney's Clear Channel through its owner Bain Capital,
the Mormon Church is invested in another radio chain, Bonneville International Corporation - the 14th largest radio chain in the U.S.[

LDS investments in animal slaughter are massive. A sliver of them are Deseret Ranches,
Florida's largest cow concentration camp, over 300,000 acres in 3 Central Florida
counties,
Farmland Reserve Inc. which includes 228,000 acres (923 km²) in Nebraska,[26]; 51,600 acres in Osage County, Oklahoma[27]; over 312,000 acres (1,260 km²) in Florida
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