HSUS, Michael Vick, Exposes and Politics

Last week, HSUS' president Wayne Pacelle stunned the world by announcing the radical animal rights group would help ex-NFL player Michael Vick rebuild his image.

Remember, Vick was ejected from the NFL for felony dog fighting charges and for animal abuse: electrocuting, hanging and drowning non-performing pitbulls. HSUS will now help Vick educate inner city youth on the evils of dog fighting.

Uh huh.

Nathan J. Winograd, co-father with Richard Avanzino (Maddie's Fund) of the No Kill shelter animal movement, had this to say about HSUS' move and Mr. Pacelle.

So. As noted and linked in my previous blog,

• HSUS collects over $100 million yearly from the public to help animals in need;
  
• HSUS spends almost all of that $100 million pushing radical animal rights legislation;
  
• HSUS disappeared from Louisiana with tens of millions after Hurricane Katrina;
• SOMEONE caused the first televised report about HSUS' true agendas (pun intended) to be pulled from almost all online archives within days;
  
• WSB-TV demanded transcripts of its' HSUS report be pulled from other websites, in further violation of the First Amendment;
  
• and finally, HSUS now will work with Michael Vick to upgrade his image.

How does this make you, the reader, feel about HSUS?