First they came for ... - Page 1

I'm not a political activist, BUT enough is enough.  Here in California there is a real threat of people being denied the tight to breed dogs. How long has man been around the domestic dog and manipulated their uses? 20,00 years; more?

    California is a big state. There is money and power here, yet dog breeders here still need the help of their brethren nationwide.  When I think of what is going on in our legislative body I shudder.  There are powerful forces at work here trying to take away breeders rights by requiring statewide sterilization; i.e. PETA and the Humane Society.

   This is what came to mind.  Is your state or locale next?

Any thoughts or insights?

      Don De Leon

I recently heard on the news it passed in LA?  Spay or neuter by 4-months unless a recognized breeder? 

Next will be the females of the United States of America under the auspices of the Doctors and the Pharmachutical companies..after they get all of us addicted to every prescription drug for  heart,,,high blood pressure, diahrea, stomach aches,  arthritis, indigestion,  you name it.......read   Kevin Trudeau;s books    The Natural Cures they dont Want you to know,,,Updated version     ......will shock the rest of the hair off your head,,,,,,,get the three (now a new book out this month..+_ after the US government threw him in jail for releasing secrets that researchers have been banned from telling and some Doctors thrown out of our country......also get your chip  folks., so the US government or the Tri Lateral commission and the New World Government can find all of you....

I will die first before they chip me or my kids or my grand kids..

Indiana is a hell of a lot different from California.   Maybe we will get the chance to fight something like this.  

Brent,

The Hamilton County Humane society has a sign up in the entry Hall that States a Mandatory Spay neuter law, for that County  Noblesville, Indiana. 

As far as I know, that bill is still pending. What happens in California will not stay in CA, breeders in all states are at risk. Indiana is no exception.

YellowRose, I love the diagnosis of restless legs syndrome. Everyone has to have something that needs expensive drugs. What's next? Chronic nosepicking syndrome?

REVOLUTION!!!!!!!!!

Watch out!  Homeland Security maybe checking the database!  But, all kidding aside, yes L.A. did pass the 4 month spay/neuter legislation. There were restrictions in place concerning breeding before the mandatory sterilization though. The Tri-Lateral commision; haven't heard that one for a while. That doesn't mean it doesn't exist...executive ability and all that. As for the microchips, make mine the AVID brand!     Have a good evening and sleep with one eye open.

                               Don D.

DON D?????   I was talking about  human  chips...they already have it started here in the USA...surely no one believes it is to find your child if it gets lost.....come on folks   ...wake up......

Yes, Blitzen;     Restless leg syndrome is a  very common event in all of our lives.....it means your body needs and is suffering from the loss of Magnesium and in a certain form...not all magnesium on the market is the correct magnesium and you should take it with vit. d and  calcium., and Zinc.... Magnesium helps the ligaments of your legs relax and is natural remedy and has no side effects....and should be from a company that produces natural not chemical or pharmacutical.