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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is one of the largest -- and certainly the most widely known -- animal rights group in the United States. With more than 100 employees and an annual budget of more than $13 million, PETA generates a lot of publicity for the animal rights movement.
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Kansas State to fans -- please stop bringing the live chickens to games.
Court rules Berosini must pay PETA $250,000 in lawyer fees.
Karin Robinson did the same thing a couple years ago, and dropped the new name as soon as the media stopped covering it.
PETA says killing civilians in Middle East conflict is wrong, but it has never apologized for comments lauding serial killer.
A canned hunt . . . on a 45,000 acre preserve.
Complaints says birds featured in ad are protected species.
Is PETA starting to run out of ideas?
Trap that kills animals by exposing them to toxic dose of carbon dioxide wins man PETA's "Person of the Year" award.
In which the former anti-landmine campaigner expresses her support for an organization whose members admire serial killers and praise violent acts.
And PETA is quick to condemn . . . Wintour.
From "we're going to have a naked woman protesting" to "we don't use shock tactics against children" to "circuses are cruel," you just can't believe a damn thing Matt Rice says.
Alka Chandna highlights pain of violent attacks on her home, but then supports an organization and movement that advocates much more violent actions against its opponents.
PETA's serial killer admiring Dan Mathews sends letter warning supermodel that she will become "a top target for PETA and animal activists around the world" if she continues to work for fur company Blackglama.
Unfortunately, this is an example of an important animal welfare issue that people easily dismiss -- thanks to PETA's antics -- as just another animal rights exaggeration.
Covance purchases 38 acres of land in an Arizona community, and PETA is quickly there to protest the possible construction of an animal research facility.
Groups sign on to resolution calling for worldwide ban on primate experimentation.
Police arrest two activists and ticket another after duo disrobes outside of Caterpillar Inc. headquarters.
I have a feeling that Anderson could answer "I don't much about that part" to a whole range of things.
Plus a refutation of animal rights activist's fallacious interpretation of Darwin.
Less than a month after debuting its "Are Animals the New Slaves?" campaign, PETA halts exhibit tour after complaints from civil rights groups.
PETA claims plans for research center show two rooms for primate research; Philip Morris says only rodents will be used for research at facility.
PETA doesn't want people to hurt animals, but it welcomes people who hurt their spouses.
PETA says Gamecock mascot promotes cockfighting.
But observers complain that activist was not quite naked.
Animal rights activists Matt Prescott and Lara Sanders pulled off a marriage proposal stunt at an August. . .
Some passersby were confused as to why PETA activist was standing around in a lobster suit.
Karen Davis argues its completely appropriate to say slaughter of chickens is just like the Holocaust.
PETA finds yet another spokesperson whose main talent is taking off her clothes.
But state biologist says PETA does not know what it is talking about.
Governor says animal rights group is "goofy" and "nutty".
After PETA activists show up to protest at KFC, customers line up out the door.
PETA tells Palisades to use LA County Health Department guidelines -- but LA County Health Department ordered the poisoning.
A rat is a pig is dog is a slave.
Activist gets butterflies, apparently, when comparing hunters to Nazis.
PETA concedes it does not know of any animal abuse at Circus Gattie, but protests anyway.
Finally, an explanation of that ELF donation PETA made a few years ago.
PETA leaves out a few quotes when claiming Pope Benedict XVI has a good friend of animals; Benedict is pro-welfare, but not rights.
End of the line for PETA's lawsuit asserting that California's cows aren't really happy.
Hmmm . . . guess which animal rights organization is advocating gassing chickens in death chambers?
PETA claims Ringling Bros. is "bottom of the barrel" when it comes to welfare, while Ringling Bros. fires back that footage on PETA's site is misleadlingly edited and in at least one case not even of Ringling Bros.
PETA agrees to end protests after Petco agrees to stop selling large birds.
Parents not happy with PETA handing out its propaganda in front of schools in Idaho.
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PETA and anti-Taser activists argue that testing a hypothesis is not science. Apparently they'd prefer astrology or divination instead.
PETA apparently cannot handle it when their targets actually start to fight back.
Rather than ban on photography, Missouri should strengthen its statutes and enforcement of trespassing.
Hynde should really let us know how close we are to the point where assassination becomes necessary.
But shareholders reject PETA measure that would have ended animal testing at General Electric.
The serial killer who murdered Gianni Versace is PETA's hero, so Donatella might be concerned about the animal rights group targeting her.
Contradicting previous claims that PETA doesn't target children, Andrew Butler says that children have a right to be informed about the evils of meat and make their own dietary decisions.
Karin Robertson or whatever her name is claims fishing columns help perpetuate cruelty.
Before PETA criticizes how other people spend their money, it might want to take a harder look at its own profligate ways.
Dunayer takes the animal rights argument to its logical conclusion, for which we can be thankful.
Activists and others upset over alleged use of unborn lambs in making of coats and other fashion items.
After Ingrid Newkirk says there might be nothing wrong with bestiality, PETA changes its mind and argues for prosecuting such acts to the fullest extent of the law. Could someone at PETA please provide a little consistency?
NPR show makes fun of Bubba the lobster upon his untimely death.
Like an idiot, Star Jones threatens PETA with a completely baseless lawsuit over an ad campaign parodying her.
PETA activist was apparently responsible for throwing pie at Wintour as she entered a Chanel show.
Indian newspaper claims People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals will provide training for workers to be employed at slaughterhouse opening later this year.
Norweigian committee finds it is unlikely that lobsters feel pain.
PETA argues that fish are real smart; they're so smart, in fact, that some fish even eat other fish!
Ruesch is relatively marginalized even in the animal rights movement, but really kicked off the movement's approach to animal research.
But lets just see how consistent it is willing to be with its demands that cruelty against fish end.
Damn, J-Lo looks hot in fur.
For a group that doesn't target children, PETA sure spends a lot of time handing out its paraphenilia at middle schools.
Will someone please grab a fur coat and cover these PETA freaks up?
PETA perfectly comfortable with a man who has a long history of assaulting women.
Sharpton is a natural choice for PETA, given his history of outrageous lies and distortions.
Newkirk says people should stop being selfish and adopt -- though she was too busy to do so.
Of course they have to agree to drink the anti-Iams Kool-Aid first.
But Badlands National Park superintendent says leg hold traps are necessary to control coyote population in park.
Presumably, they're waiting to trot out William Hung for their anti-KFC campaign.
Group will lobby California legislature on bills relating to animals.
Appeals Court upholds dismissal of lawsuit, ruling that state advisory board has sovereign immunity from lawsuits like PETA's.
Bruce Friedrich notes that, unlike people, fish cannot go to the hospital.
The Fund for Animals' Norm Phelps recently reviewed Joan Dunayer's latest missive, Speciesism . Speciesism ,. . .
As part of its anti-KFC campaign, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals produces 4,000 "evil" Col. Sanders dolls.
Lisa Franzetta and Christina Cho are quickly arrested in anti-fur protests in downtown Seoul.
Davis argues that animals may suffer more than human beings and that Jews may have misappropriated the term "Holocaust."
Sometimes a picture really is worth 1,000 words.
PETA activists receives $15 fine for protesting outside Ho Chi Minh KFC.
Last two states where cockfighting is legal can expect intense efforts from animal rights groups to ban the practice.
CCF: PCRM is a front for PETA. PCRM: CCF spokesman is fat, so there!
PETA appeals decision in its lawsuit claiming that California cows really aren't that happy.
Feeding the hungry vs. raising money for publicity and large salaries -- you decide.
PETA is all for citizen input on medical research . . . as long as such input agrees with its agenda.
Yourofsky and Katie Timko bring the typical AR brilliance to their arguments in favor of veganism.
PETA gets its wish as Iams announces it will stop using contract laboratories for animal research, but it is more than doubling its own research testing facilities.
But bet went on, and Texas Gov. Rick Perry owes Oklahoma Gov. Brad Henry a side of beef for the second year in a row after the Sooners defeated the Longhorns 12-0.
PETA wants fisherman to donate their fishing poles and other supplies to the animal rights group's anti-fishing campaign.
Local animal authorities decline to PETA's request to investigate circus after horse dies in accident during unloading from train.
Saving trees is fine, but for Julia Butterfly Hill research to better understand strokes or infertility is simply not acceptable.
PETA says people are just like Nazis, but when confronted Matt Prescott says that PETA is not saying people are equivalent to Nazis.
As Dan Mathews puts it, PETA focuses on the 'T' and 'A' in PETA with everything else, including accuracy, secondary.
Says of animal rights activists, "I thought they were going to hurt me."
But Ringling Bros. spokeswoman questions the accuracy of information the activists are handing out.
Dan Mathews pleads guilty to disturbing the peace and pays $300 fine, but other five activists must remain arrest-free for next six months.
DeeDee Jonrowe, who holds the fastest women's time in the Iditarod, goes ahead with appearance despite efforts by animal rights activists to convince organizers to drop her from program.
Pamela Anderson feels so sad about the chickens, but screw the murdered fashion designer.
PCRM criticized Albuquerque Public Schools lunch program because it isn't vegan.
Once again, though, protests fall on deaf ears and prison rodeo goes on.
Bonnie Beaver says the American Veterinary Medical Association must devote more resources to animal welfare issues to maintain credibility on issue.
And then has the audacity to say, through her publicist, that she was never really a part of PETA's anti-fur campaign in the first place.
PETA tries to place "Feeding kids meat is child abuse" billboard in Newfoundland, but is rejected.
As one onlooker puts it, "I think it' [the protest] kinda stupid myself."
PETA once again demonstrates that it actively encourages and endorses personal assaults.
But government study last year recommended giving fur farmers until at least 2010 to improve animal conditions before considering such a ban.
But so far, animal rights objections to annual event isn't affecting its popularity.
Man affiliated with PETA allegedly punches man whose family owns fur store.
PETA doesn't want to talk about its support of violence and other acts of extremism.
But not everyone is impressed by the claim that vegetarians make better lovers.
Pryor might have beat his wives, but he really loves his dogs.
And we offer up a possible new slogan for PETA to use in its "Holocaust on Your Plate" campaign.
PETA issues a typically factually challenged attack on Future Farmers of America.
Matt Rice says PETA would never use shock tactics against children -- except of course that it has repeatedly done so.
Ari Moore offers insight into how animal rights activists rationalize acts of violence in their own minds.
Group that doesn't target children shows up at school to talk to students and then stops to talk to neighborhood children about the alleged evils of eating chicken.
PETA's new site must not really be about children, because Newkirk says everything PETA does targets adults, not kids. Newkirk wouldn't lie, would she?
Kerr says that PETA supports violence which is true if you simply ignore all of the times the group and its leaders have said they support violence and violent individuals/groups in the animal rights community.
Philosophy professor calls on pro-animal rights philosophers to disassociate themselves from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
PETA denied permit to display its "Holocaust On Your Plate" materials in London and Birmingham, but go aheads anyway leading to arrest.
Hall complains that PETA's stunts are exploitative.
Maher spreads PETA's usual load of nonsense about animal research.
Kate Timko suggest that anything that doesn't come from the ground is not natural.
PETA announces protest against Iams at pet store -- but pet store says it has never stocked Iams.
Effect on tourism seems marginal at best, and even Priscilla Feral concedes that boycott and protests may have to last for years to have any effect.
Activists have been following and protesting Columbia University president over primate research at his university.
PETA spokesperson admits that often the point of such ads is to get them rejected for the ensuing publicity.
Activists complains that other activist just don't take her seriously enough when she dons a dominatrix outfit for the animals.
The group that doesn't target children . . . targets children in Knox County.
PETA wants DaimlerChrysler to offer non-leather interior options on all Mercedes vehicles.
Jury spends less than two hours to find against veterinarian who sought damages from PETA and Michelle Rokke.
HSUS apparently bends its own principles for a few bucks . . . imagine that!
Christy Griffin dresses up as parrot and hands, with other PETA activists, hands out fliers to Petco CEO's neighbors.
Wehyrauch asks attorney general to look at possibility of suing PETA, and for some reason attorney general takes him seriously.
Clinton's staffers tried to lie about the coat, but Clinton has apparently worn fur for several decades.
Utah Attorney General's office agrees to pay more than $80,000 in legal fees to PETA attorney stemming from 1999 shutdown of protest outside school.
PETA pays for a billboard warning men of meat-induced obesity, but is that Howard Lyman modeling for them?
Friedrich cited for disorderly conduct and blocking a sidewalk at protest outside a church.
The group that only targets adults somehow manages to target children -- imagine that!
Bruce Friedrich says not eating animals is an "immaculate concept."
PETA claims protesters damaged its Holocaust On Your Plate display, but North Dakota official says surveillance tapes tell a different story.
PETA's PR campaigns certainly raise the profile of the group, but is that necessarily a good thing for the animal rights movement?
Animal rights group angered after Stewart boils live lobster on her television show.
Designer Julien Macdonald tells a British newspaper exactly how he feels about animal rights activists.
PETA asks Governor to cancel prison rodeo, but governor's spokesman dismisses request as "silly."
PETA says it must be cruel even if there's no evidence of any cruelty.
Federal judge dismisses major part of lawsuit, but allows remaining claims against EPA to go to trial.
Radio station hosts barbecue underneath PETA billboard.
PETA activist says that animal rights movement is "largely comprised" of Jews.
PETA lets San Diego Zoo goers in on the general quality of their arguments against animal use.
But one restaurant goer says fish are more appealing than PETA's model-of-the-week.
PETA chief takes exception to columnist panning annimal rights group's disgusting road show.
And PETA still seems to think Americans don't know where their food comes from.
The government has shut down other charities accused of funneling money to terrorists -- why not PETA?
Collage made out of thousands of butterfly wings outrages PETA.
Activists might want to find out what Holocaust survivors think about PETA's campaign before opening their mouths.
Actor/politician wants animal rights group to remove 26-year-old quote about milk from its web site.
Sure Jews during the Holocaust had it rough, but that's nothing compared to what chickens have to endure.
Activists want to stop planned importation of 11 African elephants from Swaziland.
PETA says it doesn't encourage this sort of attack -- then, turns around and encourages this sort of attack.
Student argues that the display is ineffective because people get too sentimental over all the dead Jews rather than weeping over the slaughtered animals.
Hint: vegetarians should not comment on powerful message of PETA's Holocaust display and then steal eggs from enslaved chickens just to satisfy their cravings.
PETA spokesperson who admires serial killers tries to invoke the moral high road. Puhleeze.
Billboard shows Col. Sanders holding a knife and bloody chicken.
But Marcus Schenkenberg has by trying to become a vegetarian -- after all he's only been affiliated with PETA since 2001. You can't expect that kind of life change overnight.
Judge says vegans seem to have gotten by for months without getting special vegan food, why change now?
PETA maintains that Iams doesn't adhere to its research animal policy and is deceiving consumers.
In pre-recorded telephone messages, Arthur complains that the university "mutilates" cats for its spinal research.
Has PETA read its own web site lately?
Animal rights criminals and PETA say arson and other crimes are okay in the name of animal rights, but serving a convicted criminal meat is beyond the pale.
Newkirk says that PETA will always come to the defense of ALF.
In which Newkirk says that having children is nothing more than "human vanity."
Too bad convincing people to stop eating meat doesn't take a single publicity stunt.
Seven activists carry signs and dress up as chicken to protest KFC suppliers' treatment of chickens.
Besides if PETA is consistent, thinks mosquitoes are sentient beings, and sentient beings have rights, don't they?
Activists charged with disorderly conduct and criminal mischief for splattering flake blood on New York building.
Animal rights activists applaud move, while rsearchers complain it will add burdensome record keeping requirements.
PETA activists drench themselves in fake blood to protest Vogue editor's promotion of fur.
But local vegetarian group seems skeptical that presence of mad cow will have much long term effect on meat consumption.
PETA's Holocaust expert renders the study of Nazi genocide irrelevant with his insight.
It's a bit amusing how quickly animal rights extremists are to complain about "harassment" when its directed at them.
Apparently oysters have rights and there is a great chain of hierarchy in the animal world.
Newkirk uses her last will and testament to gain publicity for PETA and the animal rights movement.
And Jeff Nelson wonders if people who eat meat are still vegetarians -- well they are to PETA.
A good example of PETA's idea of ethical behavior.
If Ron Arnold's claims are so off the wall, why hasn't PETA sought a legal remedy to reclaim its sullied reputation?
But Duke is a good fit to be featured in PETA ad.
Animal rights activists appalled that research into deadly viruses actually involves infecting animals with said viruses.
For once PETA has problem spreading manure.
PETA tells air travellers to avoid meat to stop SARS.
Do fish really feel pain? That depends on what you mean by "pain."
Such a lawsuit would only help, no hurt PETA's ridiculous campaign.
PETA says poisoning stray animals is unnecessary and cruel.
Arab satellite network turns down $10,000 to air spot showing graphic video of animal slaughter.
Zoos want elephants for breeding programs, but PETA says they should remain in Africa.
PETA takes out another classy billboard.
PETA and Michael Greger claim the 1918 influenza was caused by the meat industry -- of course they get the facts wrong as usual.
PETA has never been one to let the facts interfere with its nonsensical claims about medical research.
Yourofsky condones arson and even murder in the name of animal rights, but throws a tantrum at the site of a few anti-animal rights pamphlets.
Saunders points out that PETA cares more for the welfare of a pigeon than for a 19-year-old soldier.
Despite protests from animal rights activists, foie gras stayed on the menu in Singapore gourmet summit.
Yourofsky is touring colleges telling anyone who will listen that humans are herbivores and he's just like Jesus and Ghandi. Good for him!
Two academics' opinions on the use of animals during wartime.
Dan Murphy hits the nail on the head with his retort to Newkirk.
PETA and its opponents sound off on poultry practices.
Rules that PETA can't sue California Milk Advisory Board over ad featuring happy cows.
Semi-nude protestor charged with disorderly conduct.
PETA's Stephanie Boyles complains that dolphins have minds of their own and shouldn't be used for mine sweeping duty.
Chrissie Hynde might talk about the need for people to "take the law in their own hands" up to and including the murder of researchers, but hey -- she really cares about chickens.
Group reportedly offered PETA $10,000 to pretend the ad shoot never happened.
Newkirk says PETA doesn't target kids, but its Hispanic Outreach coordinator hands out ethnic-themed Milk Trading Cards to school kids anyway.
James Rose publishes study claiming that fish don't feel pain because they lack a specific region of the neocortex where pain sensations occur in animals.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals plans its annual protests against organization trying to prevent birth defects.
Neither PETA nor Ringling Brothers requested case file to be sealed.
Taylor disrupted Paris fashion shows and stripped nude in Beijing for the animals (which was only a slight improvement over a streaking Bruce Friedrich).
Friedrich tells a reporter that PETA "fights for kindness" forgetting to point out that he also supports arson and other acts of violence.
Just when you think PETA couldn't get more idiotic, it takes the public face of the animal rights movement even further to the extremes.
PETA's Daphna Nachminovitch says people can care about human beings and animals at the same time. So why don't they?
Although banned in many European nations, this would be first ban on declawing in the United States.
Ingrid Newkirk identifies a probable animal hoax -- and she is certainly the expert there.
The last thing VegSource.Com and PETA want is a scientific study of pregnant vegetarian women.
Palmer Chiropractic University earns PETA's wrath for planned spinal research on felines.
Hynde says if no one will listen to animal rights movement, it may take a murder.
Ingrid Newkrik and Neal Barnard continue operating front group to hide connections between PETA and PCRM.
Yourofsky would "unequivocally support" the killing of an "animal abuser," but maintains that killing a turkey violates standards of common decency.
Ad is completely consistent with PETA's longstanding sympathy for and support of animal rights terrorism.
PETA releases a photograph of EPA head Whitman with devil horns photoshopped on. How original!
Four PETA activists take to the runway to protest a model who wasn't wearing fur.
PETA hands out misleading stickers that likely promote rather than dissuade children from smoking.
Canadian papers refuse to run PETA ad comparing victims of alleged serial killer to animals killed for food.
Bruce Friedrich and PETA apparently think parents are feeding infants cow's milk.
Singer poses with a skinned fox declaring "Here's the rest of your fur coat."
Some people are lactose intolerant, David Duke is intolerant, so milk is bad. Yeah, it doesn't make any sense to me either.
Steven Zaks writes an angry op-ed about people who call animal rights activists terrorists. Next time he might try actually addressing the issue.
Queen wears fur coat during visit to Canada and hears about it from PETA and Advocates for Animals.
PETA planned to protest milk at UK grammar school, but rowdy students had another plan.
PETA spokesman says if people saw how animals were killed they would stop eating meat. Color me skeptical.
Bruce Friedrich reveals himself to be just another thug.
Nutrition professors describe PETA's claims as malicious scaremongering.
But lawsuit is more about getting headlines and news coverage than a serious attempt to overturn EPA's testing program.
Ingrid Newkirk tells Crossfire that moderate eat meating won't kill you.
On Sept. 12 PETA released a press release urging activists to call NYC mayor Rudolph Giuliani's office to ensure that rescuing animals in and around the World Trade Center rubble was a high priority.
PETA tackles the truly important animal-related issues: should a race between costumed sausages feature a soy sausage?
As long as you donate enough money to PETA, selling meat isn't all that bad.
Actress says that being a vegan was just not exciting enough -- and too difficult to accessorize.
Bingham poses nude for a PETA ad while Mathews worries more about pigs being killed than about humans murdered by serial killers.
Appellate court rules that lower court misapplied a Utah state law, and PETA can seek to recover monetary damages from a protest that police shut down.
PETA claims that ants are sentient beings and have rights.
A PETA staff member puts up $1,000 in bail for Rachelle Thorne.
PETA says environmentalists want to kill more than 1 million animals for chemical toxicity tests, but one group says PETA's claims are ridiculous.
PETA sends a protester to try dance on the grave of animal trainer to mark the one year anniversary of his death.
A Time Magazine poll of 10,000 adults finds that very few people are either vegans or vegetarians.
Francione claims Peter Singer and PETA have ruined the animal rights movement because they are sleeping with the enemy.
PETA seems to finally realize that its support of animal rights violence might backfire.
While it was criticizing PETA over the Burger King Veggie Burger, Friends of Animals was profiting off a cookbook that included sumptuous shrimp recipes.
Researcher harassed by animal rights activists over his AIDS research in cats publishes paper on how HIV-like disease infects feline brain cells.
Animal rights group claims circus broke the law by trying to plant volunteers and employees at PETA. Gee, I wonder where they could have got the idea to do that?
Great Britain's Cinema Advertising Association bans PETA ad that depicted a woman being beaten to death.
Last summer, Gary Yourofsky said he would "unequivocally support" murder to further the goals of the animal rights movement. Of course that makes him perfect PETA material, so Ingrid Newkirk hired Yourofsky on as a lecturer.
Priscilla Feral accuses People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals of deceiving vegetarians and vegans about the true nature of Burger King's Veggie Burger.
PETA lies about its role in the NCAA's abandonment of leather basketballs for its tournaments.
Ingrid Newkirk says PETA does not target children, so why was it showing a video of a pig slaughter outside of Portsmouth Middle School?
Two people accused and acquitted of animal cruelty based on videotapes from an undercover PETA operative sue the animal rights organization seeking $1.5 million apiece.
Ron Arnold claims that PETA failed to file federally required disclosure statements on who it gave grants and allocations to in 1997 and 1998.
Ingrid Newkirk claims it does not target children, so I guess those are some very mature elementary students.
Williams once joined PETA campaigns against animal research, but now appears to endorse animal research into multiple sclerosis.
PETA pulls a videotape of alleged animal welfare violations out of its hat, but seems unlikely to stop efforts to exempt birds and rodents from the Animal Welfare Act.
PETA and other groups ask the Supreme Court to reconsider the constitutionality of RICO provisions that have put anti-abortion groups on the losing end of lawsuits.
The Center for Consumer Freedom found at least 7 different stories that PETA staffers offered to varying news agencies to explain why they donated $1,500 to the Earth Liberation Front.
Why did Lisa Lange lie about the purpose of PETA's $1,500 donation to the Earth Liberation Front?
Nonprofits that openly advocate violence and donate to other groups that openly advocate violence should not receive tax exempt status.
PETA wants a high school to find a "more humane" fund raiser to spare a bovine from the horrors of cow bingo.
The PETA president appeared on Crossfire to lie about the group's activities.
PETA says cow bingo promotes cruelty to animals, but it has no problems showing an ad featuring a woman being beaten with a baseball bat.
A revelation that PETA donated money to the Earth Liberation Front is causing major problems for the animal rights group.
Once upon a time Cindy Crawford and Claudia Schiffer said they would rather go naked than wear fur. How times change.
Owner challenges People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals to prove its charges of abuse.
PETA says it was the New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife's fault that Dan Shannon totaled one of PETA's cars.
PETA's Amy Rhodes insists on digging herself in deeper over cow being at Florida Southern College.
The Center's review of PETA's tax returns from 1995-2000 reveals a pattern of donations to animal rights and environmentalist extremists.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals demands a halt to the cruelty of watching a cow wander around a field.
The NotMilk Man bables on about conspiracies, soldiers and wars.
Bill would allow a judge to deny FOIA requests if he or she finds the intent of the requests is to intimidate or harass.
Give a man a fish and he'll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish, and animal rights activists will attack you for being cruel.
Center for Consumer Freedom has an excellent series of ads ripping on People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
Meanwhile fishing consistently comes in the top four of favorite leisure activities that Americans say they enjoy participating in.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals claims 'Wack-A-Mole' is a "dangerous toy."
Spears' publicist says PETA "distorted the truth" while PETA's Dan Mathews pretends his group would never distort the truth.
In a recent article, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals ' Ingrid Newkirk claimed that her group. . .
Does PETA advocate and celebrate animal rights violence? Yes, every chance it gets.
PETA wants to make sure that in this time of crisis, people don't forget the animals!
Activists thinks "Only a true PETA nut..." gag is good publicity.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is angry that both the National Football League and Major. . .
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals recently sent a letter to University of South Carolina president. . .
Even when she temporarily strays away from animal rights ever so slightly, People for the Ethical Treatment. . .
Some animal rights activists have long been proponents of using the methods of terror -- destroying. . .
PETA takes the terrorist attack as an opportunity to slam Giuliani's supposed lack of caring about the. . .
Animal rights activists are having a fit because the Sierra Club recently published an article by Rick. . .
When People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals launched it's anti-fishing billboards and radio ads. . .
The New York Post ran an excellent article pointing out the rank hypocrisy of People for the Ethical. . .
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals launched its latest campaign in London over the weekend,. . .
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals activist Bruce Friedrich was arrested in front of Buckingham. . .
Priscilla Feral, president of Friends of Animals, went ballistic over the past couple weeks releasing. . .
Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine lies about the origin of lung surfactant.
An attorney is bringing a class action lawsuit against McDonald's. How about taking on PETA and HSUS instead?
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals claims an "Animal Planet" show is just animal breeder propaganda.
Yourofsky says he would "unequivocally support" the murder of an "animal abuser."
The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals activist threw a glass of water in the face of London Mayor Ken Livingstone.
PETA continues to attack the March of Dimes for trying to find ways to treat and prevent birth defects.
PETA thanks Tim McVeigh for choosing ice cream as his last meal.
Neal Barnard lied (surprise) about efforts to evacuate animals from a Texas lab hit by a flash flood.
The animal welfare group persuasively argues that most animal rights groups are heavily engaged in political activity and should not be tax-exempt nonprofits.
Wisconsin prepares a new law to punish people who threaten to or actually committ acts of agricultural terrorism.
Ingrid Newkirk says bestiatliy "may not be wrong."
PETA is angry about a lack of flood planning at a research institute in Texas. Maybe if the labs didn't have to spend so much money and time keeping animal rights terrorists out, they might be able to devote more resources to emergency planning.
An animal rights activist pepper sprays Survivor's Michael Skupin, who PETA blasted for killing a pig on the popular CBS reality show.
A new PETA billboard pushes the group's anti-fishing agenda.
A judge rules that a PETA activist is not a reliable witness (surprise!)
Bruce Friedrich sends a letter to the World Dairy Expo describing how wonderful it would be if foot and mouth disease found its way to the United States.
PETA threatens to distribute a grotesque version of a Burger King toy unless the fast food chain gives in to its demands.
A PETA ad claims that even worms can suffer, and therefore deserve rights.
PETA sues Ringling Brothers Circus for allegedly hiring spies to infiltrate the animal rights group. I wonder where Ringling Bros. got that idea.
Where's the cure for cancer? Medical researchers are currently testing more than 400 anti-cancer compounds.
Ingrid Newkirk and Bruce Friedrich reaffirm they want foot and mouth disease to come to the United States, while Newsweek gives these nuts a free platform.
Two Members of Congress ask that the United States Department of Agriculture ensure that animal rights activists don't intentionally bring foot and mout disease to the United States.
A cute, brief, parody of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals can be found at the People for. . .
PETA thinks it would be a good thing if foot and mouth disease crossed the Atlantic.
Students at Iowa State University show up to protest against PETA.
Activists with Friends of Animals and the New England Anti-Vivisection Society strongly criticize "the father of the animal rights movement."
The animal rights philosopher suggests that as long as it doesn't involve pain, there may be no good reason for the taboo against bestiality.
PETA says teaching children to fish desensitizes them to violence.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals threatens to renew its campaign against Indian leather goods if companies don't take measures to improve the welfare of cows.
On the heels of a vote to ban fox hunting in Great Britain, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals gears up for an anti-fishing campaign.
Guest Choice Network releases winners of its 3rd annual Nanny Awards, and animal rights groups make it to the top of the heap.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals sets March 2001 for its campaign against Burger King.
PETA protesters want Sean "Puffy Combs" to stop using fur in his "Sean John" clothing line.
The PETA president sings the praises of animal rights terrorists in the latest version of her book, "Free the Animals."
Carr will have to serve one year's probation and pay $1,700 in restitution.
PETA says O'Donnell's characterization of leather outfits at The Gap constituted defamation.
PETA tried to spend $2.5 million of its tax-exempt donations on a 30-second Super Bowl ad.
Veterinarian argues that PETA undercover activist Michelle Rokke committed fraud when she sought employment with him.
PETA sends letters to Fortune 500 companies urging them to give their employees tofu rather than turkey for Thanksgiving.
Of all things PETA could choose to pick on, the group actually decided to go after Wyoming's license. . .
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals didn't make any friends with Republican presidential candidate. . .
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals seems to be letting its "Jesus Was A Vegetarian". . .
Several years ago People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals created an enormous controversy with newspaper. . .
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals thinks it is winning the war to convert Americans to vegetarianism -- so why does meat consumption in the United States keep rising?
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals hires a person in a celery costum to follow singer Kenny Rogers on his latest tour.
As the United States prepares to celebrate Thanksgiving, animal rights activists are busy trying to. . .
Apparently Rush Limbaugh has recently made some disparaging remarks about animal rights activists, which. . .
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals' anti-McDonald's ad portrays Ronald McDonald as a serial killer.
Citing safety concerns, the Smithsonian cancels a planned program on Foie Gras.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is angry that the Air Force teaches soldiers how to kill and prepare wild animals should they become stranded behind enemy lines.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals ends up with half a brain. How appropriate.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals takes credit for the Procter and Gamble announcement, but what is the company really promsing to do?
Mary Tyler Moore tries to have it both ways, supporting both People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals as well as animal research into diabetes.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals claims arsonist was not affiliated with its protest -- then why did Dawn Carr put up $6,500 to bail him out?
The Texas cattle industry seems to be its own worst enemy.
Animal Liberation Front terrorists do more than $2 million to laboratory researching cancer, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's Disease.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals' claim that Jesus was a vegetarian is not convincing many people.
Meanwhile, the Campaign for Responsible Transplantation distorts the number of organs available for transplantation procedures.
Busty ex- Baywatch Babe Blasts Animal Acts: Pamela Anderson Lee, a member in good standing of People. . .
PETA protesters are arrested for starting a fire near the U.S. capitol, while singer Melissa Ehteridge distances herself from the animal rights group.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals says it is okay for homeless people and cave men to wear fur.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals claims a Nike commercial featuring the Denver Broncos promotes animal cruelty.
Animal rights activists who terrorize medical researchers and farmers whine and moan when someone turns the tables on them.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals wants to make sure an animal rights terrorist receives his insulin shots.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals claims that eating hamburger is cannibalism and eating chicken teaches young people to engage in violence.
A newly approved test for contact dermatitis will reduce the number of animals killed in order to test chemicals.
PETA wants kids to learn the "truth" about hot dogs, but what the public is really learning is the truth about PETA.
PETA says fishing is cruel, and selling hermit crabs is ecologically unsound.
Wisconsin names milk the official state beverage. PETA responds by calling the move 'racist.'
Was Jesus a vegetarian?
Research on squirrel monkeys would study hearing disabilities, but PETA says the experiments are cruel and must be stopped.
PETA sued a man who registered the PETA.Org domain name. Now it is hypocritically registering domain names such as RinglingBrothers.Com.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals misses the point about NASA"s medical research.
Although she actively campaigned against animal research, Linda McCartney had no problem using the results of that research to try to save her life.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals complains about ABC's American's Funniest Home Videos, charging the show encourages animal cruelty.