New Years Day Battery Hen Liberation

Well done to this cell of the ALF!!

Let this be only beginning of many more ALF actions for 2005!!!

Animals need all the help they can get so get off your ass and liberate some or for starters think about who your eating and go vege.

Animals liberated count is at 22 and it's only one day into 2005. Go ALF!!!

"think about WHO your eating"

thats a great way to put it!

And to the ALF whoever you may be Great Job, Keep It Up!

if only all the other liberation type movements in new zealand couldn't realise that direct action doesn't just save lives, it gets results.

go alf. where's the elf? and where are the anti-capitalist action groups?

I agree that governments will never do anything that will be of serious benifit to the animals.

Humans are, overall, a selfish, greedy species. I personally don't ever see Animal Liberation as coming about as long as humans dominate this Earth. But still, there must be some sort of officail effort..letter writing and lobbying are all needed.

But the ALF are vital to give some of these abused animals a real chance at freedom right now. And also to put some direct pressure on the abusers themselves.

Well done to this ALF cell. Can't wait to read about more liberations this year!

Now that's what I call celebrating New Years Eve!!!

bravo ALF

Well done to ALF! The AR movement has tried all legal avenues to ban battery cages and sow stalls, and direct action is now the only option available.

I must however disagree with Tony and Sally. I can understand their frustration; I have felt it myself. SOME humans are evil. But lets not generalise. The ALF are effective because they expose the kind of cruelty that society as a whole generally has no awareness of. If humans were really that evil and selfish then there would be no point in their actions. Most people are opposed to battery hen cruelty and to sow stalls.

"the law" is inflicted upon the people by corrupt power hugry low life money loving...........(add own additional insult here)!!!. It is not a reflection on society. What is a reflection on society is our apathy to allow this sort of crule treatment of animals to carry on.

Most people do not want battery farming but do not want to pay that extra couple of dollars for free range (for thoes who eat animal products....). Because we are conditioned that $$ is the ultimate and all powerful, so people try to save whateva the cost.

For the minority out there who are ready and willing to take action like this I send my love and respect! We do speak for the majority, we know that most people who see this disgrace will agree with the action taken! We will suffer no defeat! we will not give up! Fuck the government!

People of Aotearoa, keep up the fight
We are working towards what is fair, what is right

Fuck capitalism and the new regulations, show the scum they are wrong!

Kia Kaha

"Phil, most people are for battery hens and sow stalls, so sorry to pop your bubble. If not then why does the law allow such things? (The law is a reflection of the society and the people it governs.)"

Sorry to pop you bubble, but the law is a reflection of what buisiness can get away with (and legitimised by their mates, the state) depending on the amount of shit people are willing to put in their way. Of course, what shit people throw in their way depends on how much the government/official channels have channelled all their decent into letter and petition writing and how apathetic people are and also how many people 'vote' with their dollar. Most people who seem to care will probably go no further than buying 'free range' eggs or not eating eggs which pretty much sums up a boycott. Unfortunately boycotts ain't enough.

I say, way to go the ALF!!

Of course, whilst I think these kinds of action are inspiring and saves lives - I think the amount of action it is inspiring and the amount of $$ that the industry is loosing as a result, so far, isn't enough. Not only does there need to be more of this ALF type stuff, but there needs to be enough pressure to make them change. How much is this? Who knows - but more than what's happening.

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I say, I say, thats good work there humans.

he leido el comentario y desde miser me he sentido aliviado lo unico que entienden es la mano dura
siempre ALF os deseo toda la suere del mundo ADELANTE

Well done, everyone involved.

I certainly don't condone maltreatment of animals, but people who aggresively and zealously defend the rights of Hens whilst our so called educated society wages the most invasive and violent war against the most precious of our kind, unborn babies, is a complete failure of our intelligence and rationalism.