01/11/06 Eco-terrorism

A line from a Willy Nelson song epitomizes the cowboy as loving dogs, children, whiskey and women. Funny, the individuals I admire do treat people and animals with the same respect. So it confounds me why animal rights group who profess compassion for animals, hate people. In recent years ecoterrorists are responsible for over $200 million dollars of property damage and countless emotional. The Animal Liberation Front will say that they don't harm people yet their website at nocompromise.com advocates chilling fear tactics with titles like "how to turn the work-life of a local 7-eleven employee into a living nightmare . The FBI is cracking down on ecoterrorism, but maybe Willy and Toby had the right idea when they sang, &. "A man had to answer for the wicked that he done. Take all the rope in Texas Find a tall oak tree, round up all of them bad boys. Hang them high in the street for all the people to see. Whiskey for my men , beer for my horses." I'm Susan Allen and this is Food Forethought. Source: Christian Science Monitor 12/12/05 US makes strides against ecoterrorism.