Thursday, May 17, 2007

PETA Drops a Load When London Restaurant Adds Horse Meat to the Menu

The BBC and all the British newspaper are covering a developing controversy in England over not just horse slaughter, but also the consumption of horse meat.

When London celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay was featured on the British TV show "The F Word" this week extolling the sublime pleasures of eating horse meat, protesters from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) went to work. Not only did they protest outside his toney Claridge's Hotel restaurant, they backed up a dump truck and deposited a load of horse manure in the busy street, blocking the entrance.

2 Comments:

At Thu May 17, 07:25:00 PM EST, Anonymous Anonymous said...

While I'm totally against horse slaughter and was very active with getting the bill passed in Illinois, I do not approve of PETAs tactics. Dumping manure does nothing to further the cause and gives the impression that we are all animal activists rather than citizens that are against horse slaughter.

Shame on PETA.It's no wonder nobody takes them seriously.

 
At Sat May 19, 10:53:00 AM EST, Blogger NHN said...

I too am against slaughter and have fought to end it. I really think the answer may be in Education. Stop the breeding of unwanted horses. But I agree with the other readers comment that Peta was out of line.
Colleen
http://www.naturalhorsenetwork.com

 

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