Animal Rights: The Inhumane Crusade

by Daniel T. Oliver

Book Overview

This book should go a long way toward alerting Americans of the contradiction between animal rights and animal welfare. It exposes the track record of deciet, fraud and terrorism of animal rights... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0936783230
• ISBN13: 9780936783239
• Release Date: January 2010
• Publisher: Merril Press
• Length: 232 Pages
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Great book! A must have for any serious researcher of animal rights!

This is by far the best book, hands down, that I have ever read about animal rights, and this comes after reading ones such as "Man's Incredible War on Wildlife". This book shows the true face of those who hide behind the false image of cute puppies and kittens when they rather prefer to spend their donations on useless things like anti-milk billboard campaigns that make fun of people with prostate cancer, beer promotions, and the exploitation of women instead of actually doing things to really help the animals that they claim to be so fond of in a way that's positive for everyone. Whatever you do, don't fall for PeTA's tactics of trying to lure pet owners into sending them money, because they actually want every domesticated animal on earth to be annihilated, whether they are house pets or farm livestock, it doesn't matter to them. According to them, all domesticated breeds must be destroyed just because they don't belong in the wild! This book reveals many of the hidden details of their warped agenda that they deliberately attempt to hide from the public. Definitely give it a look if you are interested in seeing an alternative view on animal rights that is contrary to the popular belief of fashionable society, and is much more honest!

Fabulous book on the "hidden" animal rights fanatics.

Mr. Oliver's book is one of the best on the background of the fanatical animal rights movement and those behind it. He reveals FACTS about the sources for their money and their true agenda and it's NOT about the animals. Money, Power and Control is the true goal. Read this to learn about this dangerous underground cult. Another good book to read is "The Hijacking of the Humane Movement" by Patti and Rod Strand. Learn now before it is too late for those of us who truly love animals and care about their WELFARE and not some imaginary "rights".

Releasing the Truth about Animal Rights Humaniacs

I found this to be an extremely informative book. This was not just based on the authors opinions. He offered facts to back up his information. Every person donating money to an animal rights group should read this and SEE where their money is really going. Bravo to Daniel Oliver for such an eye opener to the groups that the FBI now classifies as our home grown terrorist.

The truth about "animal rights"

At last, someone who is not afraid to tear the mask of hypocrisy. Vaccinated humans have no right to deny vaccines from others. Well-fed people have no right to deny food from others. Medical experimentation on animals is good. Adulation of animals as sacred cows is a religious perversion. If medical students will be forbidden to practice on animals, we'll either have bad physicians or practitioners that have studied their trade on humans. The first animal rights laws were enacted in the Third Reich by the Prussian minister. The rationale was that most animals have more rights than most people. The goody-goodies that have tired of fighting for human rights and have taken leave of their senses should remember that Einstein was not a vegetarian, Hitler was. "The Inhumane Crusade" is a valuable book for people who still value human life above the pseudo- and quasi-rights of rats, cockroaches, and the malaria plasmodium.

A Ray of Truth in a Sea of Rhetoric

This book is packed with valuable facts and references whereby the truth-seeking individual can counterbalance the cultish propaganda which crowds bookshelves on the subject of animal rights and ethical treatment of animals. The honesty and brevity of the writing style is therefore refreshing and the author avoids rhetorical claims and emotional hyperbole, backing his statements at every step. It may not be what special interest groups want to hear, and their rantings, chantings and screeching wails remind one of the saying "The truth shall set you free! (But first it shall (or may), er, well..upset you!) This book only upsets those who advocate open discussion, on terms that such discussion agrees with their viewpoint. I would heartily recommend this book to journalists, researchers, animal interests advocates and owners, and especially to anyone who considers the value of their philanthropy seriously and who really wants to help animals. Sadly, many donated dollars do not go to animals, but to pay six figure salaries and perks for organization directors, and for outrageous and costly publicity and media stunts and promos. These and other interesting facts about the AR movement are exposed in Animal Rights, The Inhumane Crusade, by Daniel T. Oliver, a must for every animal and pet owners bookshelf.