CHURCHILL

John Lescroart said of Churchill that he was
1 a brilliant
military strategist,
2 an amazing orator,
3 a talented artist,
4 a prize winning author. But he did not say that along with
these 4,
5. Churchill was a revengeful genocidal bomber (Cologne,
Dresden, Berlin), and
6. There was an amazing disconnect between his instruction
to his butler to put a ladybug outside rather than kill her (we
stupidly assume ladybugs are women) and his war tactics which bombed
and burned people, animals, ladybugs,
forests etc.
7. He was a racist, calling Gandhi a naked little fakir.
8. He was an imperialist.


HITLER

All of these Hitler and Churchill had in common.
Hitler also was a military strategist, an artist and architect,
a magnetic orator, a writer of a best selling book, and like
Churchill inflicted pain with revenge (hanging the generals
who plotted to kill him on piano wire), and like Churchill
had an amazing disconnect between his love of animals
and his mass slaughter of people and animals in war.
7. Hitler's racism is legendary. 8. He also was an imperialist.

WAR JOCKS

Several of the American warjocks (Glenn Beck, Laura Ingraham, Sean
Hannity) who promote the continued violence in Iraq and Afghanistan
are advertising Purina One, hoping to ingratiate
themselves with the audience perhaps.

This is a disconnect since the wars they promote burn
and bomb animals. Purina itself
1. used to sell little mouse decapitators, guillotine like, for laboratory animals
2. is a pricegouger
3. a monopolizer with dirty store tactics
4. was afflicted with Mad Cow in Sutherland Springs, Texas.
5. promotes lab torture with Monkey Chow etc to
banana eating primates.
6. promotes unnecessary slaughter of cows, sheep, pigs,
chickens turkeys fishes in amplifying the lie that dogs
and cats need animal protein
7. Purina has discontinued its
Lab Animal magazine.
8. Purina's heir Jack Danforth
nominated Monsanto attorney
Clarence Thomas to the Supreme
Court, from which Thomas is one
of the 5 Republicans who have
given serially killing judgments
with their pens as weapons.