The Most Important Thing Is To Actually

Thousands Of People Who Say They "love" Animals Sit Down Once Or Twice A Day To Enjoy The Flesh Of Creatures Who Have Been Utterly Deprived Of Everything That Could Make Their Lives Worth Living And Who Endured The Awful Suffering And The Terror Of The Abattoirs...

It's Easy To Become Hopeless. So People Must Have Hope: The Human Brain, The Resilience Of Nature, The Energy Of Young People And The Sort Of Inspiration That You See From So Many Hundreds Of People Who Tackle Tasks That Are Impossible And Never Give Up And Succeed.

People Say, "oh, We Ought To Fight For Animal Rights." We Fought For Human Rights, But Even If Humans Have Rights, They Can Still Be Horribly Abused And Are Every Day. You Don't Have To Go To Some Far Off Land, Far Away Place; We Have A Lot Of Child Abuse In Our Own Society.

If You Catch Somebody Doing Something Wrong, He Will Just Cringe Away And Curl Up. He Will Not Listen Anymore. Instead, He Will Think Of How He Can Counterattack.

The Tree I Had In The Garden As A Child, My Beech Tree, I Used To Climb Up There And Spend Hours. I Took My Homework Up There, My Books, I Went Up There If I Was Sad, And It Just Felt Very Good To Be Up There Among The Green Leaves And The Birds And The Sky.