Re: Database of Animal Activist Protesters & Animal Rights Activist Events Update

[V Jacobi]

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Warmly,

Roni

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On 2019-05-18 ,  wrote:

The article in the Local Farm Bureau rag. Makes me think they have a lot to hide.....

 

Sad.

 

 

"Two of every three participants in a U.S. consumer survey report that they are eating less of at least one type of meat, according to a study conducted by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable "..."Meat consumption in the United States exceeds recommended levels, with significant consequences for public health and the environment. "

On May 18, 2019, at > wrote:

FYI...

The local Farm Bureau publishing a database of hundreds of Animal activists. 

 

You can see the FB email below. Attached is the spreadsheet that downloads if you click on it...

 

When will they next develop the database to target ...?

 

 

 

 

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Begin forwarded message:

From: Sonoma County Farm Bureau <farm...@sonomafb.org>

Subject: Database of Animal Activist Protesters & Animal Rights Activist Events Update

Date: May 16, 2019 

Reply-To: farm...@sonomafb.org

Sonoma County Farm Bureau E-News Database of Animal Activist Protesters         If you have specific concerns:  Please contact Sonoma County Farm Bureau, Executive Director, Tawny Tesconi at Ta...@sonomafb.org OR on her cell at 707.480.6947   Animal rights protests organized by groups like the activist group Direct Action Everywhere (DXE) have and continue to happen in Sonoma County and across the nation.   In addition to protesting, DXE members use other tactics to oppose animal agriculture.    Please be aware that animal rights activists sometimes pose as job applicants for agricultural jobs in order to gain access to agricultural operations.    Click the link below to view a list of known activists who would potentially use this tactic. Use the list, provided by the Animal Agriculture Alliance, to cross reference any potential new employees.   Click to View the List   Upcoming Activist Events to be Aware of Heightened Animal Rights Activity Possible Justice for Animals-  May Day of Action May 24- May 25, 2019   Activists will protest outside of police stations and will march to grocery stores to hold "Crime Scene" tape in front of the butcher counter. Please be aware that there may be a uptick in local animal rights protests and activity as a result of this Day of Action. Animal Liberation Conference 2019 May 29-June 4, 2019   At various location around UC Berkeley campus activists will gather for the Animal Liberation Conference, which is the largest grassroots animal rights conference in the world. Attendees will learn about open rescue, bearing witness, disruption and community organizing.   Be on alert during this time for potential trespassing and protest activities.   So far, there is no information available regarding planned activities in our general vicinity, but all members of our agricultural community are encouraged to exercise extra vigilance during this time.    We strongly encourage our members to:   Review any activist action plans, secure buildings, repair any downed fences and ensure "No Trespass" signage is appropriately displayed.   Report any suspicious activities to Sonoma County Sheriffs' Department, Sonoma County Farm Bureau and your neighbors. Do not hesitate to contact law enforcement – no concern is too small or insignificant.   If you are contacted by anti-agriculture activists, avoid confrontation; instead lock-down your facility to protect your operation and contact law enforcement immediately.   Sonoma County Farm Bureau | (707) 544-5575 | www.SonomaFB.org   STAY CONNECTED  ‌  ‌  ‌

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