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The Tactics of the Extremist
Agenda
Step 1: Establishing a Proxy
Step 1: Establishing a Proxy
A member of a community will
begin to adopt the talking points of the Extremist Agenda, using aggressive and
divisive language to describe the state of that community’s animal welfare
organizations.
Step 2: Creating a Local
Organization
The proxy forms an
organization (i.e. “No Kill Austin/Louisville/Houston/Philly) that will act as
the local brand for the Extremist Agenda and begin to use social networking to
expand.
Step 3: Engaging in Local
Politics
The no-kill organization
lobbies local public officials and candidates regarding the existing euthanasia
rates at the municipal shelter. In most cases, there does exist public
attention to the need to reform the sheltering system to increase lifesaving.
• The proxy organization will
get involved in local elections, providing questionnaires and financial support
to candidates perceived as sympathetic to the Extremist Agenda.
Step 4: Slandering Existing
Animal Welfare
The Extremist Agenda slanders
the existing shelter director and any local humane organization that is deemed
to be sympathetic to the status quo. The aim of the slander is to put enough
pressure on the director to step down (which is often achieved).
Step 5: Installing a Puppet
Regime
A new “compassionate”
director sympathetic to the Extremist Agenda is put in place through effective
lobbying. The Extremist Agenda organization will often advocate a candidate
with little or no experience who will essentially do as they are told.
Step 6: Saving Face when the
Agenda Fails
The Extremist Agenda
displaces blame when the program becomes unsustainable by blaming either their
own director or local public officials for not backing them sufficiently.
Step 7: Slandering Media
Attacking unfavorable media is commonplace for the
Extremist Agenda when a story runs that questions any component of implementing
overnight solutions while demonizing hardworking animal welfare organizations." 

2 comments:
I live in the area of the Sparks Library, our apartment complex is over run with cats and the morons who feed them. When somebody moves off and leaves the cat, they don't want it. Take it to the pound, don't leave it hanging around here and I don't want the pound bringing it back here because we don't want them either. If they can't adopt them then euthanize them. Courtside Gardens is a hell hole without the cats, worse with them. Mr Lawson is my age 55 and " never heard of a feral cat" until now, maybe he should go around his ward a little more. The Sparks council had a chance to help and all they did was fuel the cat ladies
I live in Falconcrest we are an older condominium complex in west Sparks, one of the women who spoke at the council dumps cat food outside our building. Garfield used to be a nice street and now we have cat pee on our door steps. This can't be legal, and how can we stop it ? I can't even sell and move we stink so bad, and she is walways so prissy and dressed to the nines you would never know she is a cat hoarder.
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