Global Security Watch > Letter to editor: Hunting story shows torture

[An Animal-Friendly Life: Vegan links, news, reviews, commentary, and podcasts] The following excerpt from a vivid letter to the editor by Stuart Chaifetz, the director of the Animal Protection PAC, was published in the paper that ran many of the stories I referred to when blogging about the recent New Jersey hunt. Fitting (excerpt):

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