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“Slaughterhouse” Sue Wallis: The Equine Advocate’s Gift that Keeps on Giving

Posted: March 22, 2013 by R.T. Fitch in Horse News, Horse Slaughter
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“In my most humble opinion” by R.T. Fitch ~ president of Wild Horse Freedom Federation

When Dumb Just Continues to Get Dumber!
"Slaughterhouse" Sue Wallis and her horse "Proccessing" deli - ~artwork courtesy of Fred Bastida

“Slaughterhouse” Sue Wallis and her horse “Processing” deli – ~artwork courtesy of Fred Bastida

If the sane and compassionate members of our society could have picked a perfect poster child to represent the reprehensible, predatory business of corrupt horse slaughter they couldn’t have chosen a better candidate than the non-degreed, uncredentialed, self-appointed leader of a dozen whacked out horse-eaters…Wyoming State Rep. “Slaughterhouse” Sue Wallis; the broken and scratched record that just keeps on ticking right on into the twilight zone.

Years worth of failed endeavors, empty promises, distorted truths and made up facts the woman continues to spout vile garbage even when backed up against the wall with no way out.  Born to bring drug tainted, bloody horse meat into the school system and prisons of Wyoming “Slaughterhouse” refuses to crawl back under her rock in Recluse, Wyoming and continues to foul the air and corrupt the internet with her perverse and twisted ramblings.

Last year she condoned and applauded a young woman who killed her own horse, crawled into it’s carcass (naked) and then ate it while all the time her boyfriend was snapping bloody photos.  According to the Princess of Evil that was just good clean fun.

Good Clean Fun According to Sue Wallis

Now, she has overstepped the boundaries of decency once more by complimenting the savage ingrate who murdered a horse on Youtube and then profanely threatened every decent citizen in the United States…should this woman not be removed from public office?

Here is the Face of “Pro-Horse Slaughter” Advocates

Yesterday we published a letter that was written to our Secretary of Agriculture, Thomas Vilsack, by a disturbed reader of “Straight from the Horse’s Heart” wherein she/he decried the trashing that $ue Wallis was giving the Secretary and also included a horse snuff video that was posted on YouTube by an employee of a New Mexico slaughterhouse that wants to be the first to butcher companion horses since 2007.  The letter was copied to Wallis, the Secretary, Wallis’ main squeeze and partner in blood Dave “Doink” Duquette and others.  The note would have caused a normal human to move to South American and disappear off the map but what did sweet blood thirsty Susie do; she friggen replied and even applauded the snuffing out of the innocent young horse…get the straight jacket boys, this one ain’t right.

“Slaughterhouse” Sue Wallis’ Love Notes to Ag Sec Thomas Vilsack

Buckle up your seat belts and grab a bucket to upchuck into because here she is in her self-indulgent and deluded glory, we present the scourge of humanity, “Slaughterhouse” Sue Wallis:

Wallis Reply

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And if that is not enough, she has duped the decent ranchers of Oklahoma into thinking that those who don’t want to eat their best friends are some sort of eco-terrorists that want to take away their property rights.

Wallis Orange Card

Wallis Orange Care Back

Falsehoods, virtual terrorism are the tools of her trade and it is high time that the good folks of Wyoming wake up to what a bane and blight this unsightly scab is on the image of their state; she has to go and when she does she can take “Doink” with her.  They can keep each other company in that subterranean vault where the flames never die.

Maybe they can even roast a teeny weenie together…

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Professed Horse Eater Beats Slaughtered Horse with Computer Keyboard

Posted: March 8, 2013 by R.T. Fitch in Horse News, Horse Slaughter
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(In My Humble Opinion) by R.T. Fitch ~ co-founder/president of Wild Horse Freedom Federation

Unable to Give Up a Perverted Lust for Horse Blood, Dave “Doink” Duquette Plays Copy Cat
"He's BACK!!!" ~ clear evidence that horse meat does not enhance one's completion.

“He’s BACK!!!” ~ clear evidence that horse meat does not enhance one’s completion.

As the world reels over the 27 nation scandal of tainted horsemeat contaminating the human food chain, the Obama administration beginning to take a stand against predatory horse slaughter and Americans rally in Oklahoma to stop special interest bills from becoming law, ole Dave “Doink” Duquette, professed horse eater and alleged horse trainer, crawls out from underneath his slimy rock and gurgles, “We gonna do a rally too and show the world that Americans love to kill horses for food”; it’s enough to make you hurl your lunch.

Yesterday, Duquette’s ever changing organization, now called the United Horsemen, issued a communiqué wherein it states that Doink is attempting to rally their membership of educationally challenging individuals, if they could read they would already know that horse slaughter is not welcome in this country, to a rally in Oklahoma next week.

Not being one to have the mental fortitude to formulate original concepts Duquette rides on the coat tails of the recent successful Press Conference and Rally staged FOR the horses on March 4th in Oklahoma City, OK by the Cloud Foundation, Repect4Horses and Wild Horse Freedom Federation.

“The radical anti-slaughter side staged a protest on March 4th that brought in 75- 100 protesters who were far outnumbered by members of the news media.”

The above is an actual, unedited excerpt from the “Doinkogram”.  75-100 protesters outnumbered by the press, WOW that’s a lot of press, I was there and I did not see over 100 reporters, there were a lot, but I know that I would have noticed over 100 reporters.  (Dave is not real good at putting his thoughts in order or knowing the facts, in fact, he doesn’t have a clue.)

This copy cat call to arms says that Doink knows how hard it is to attend such things because all of Doink’s members have animals to feed and/or to take care of but for the folks who follow his trail of blood to try to find out creative ways to get to his rally.  Yeah, do what we did; we have animals, including horses, that we asked our neighbors and friends to care for so that we could be in Oklahoma.  In fact the four speakers at the press conference all have farms/ranches and multiple equines yet had the intelligence and logistical presence of mind to coordinate an out of state trip.  (I have to insert a “Doink” here, sorry)

And the big draw to drive to Oklahoma to be fingered as a fringe, blood crazed, Looney tunes is; are your ready for this…drum roll please…a FREE lunch.  Yahoooo.

Wonder if it will include some freshly slaughtered quarter horse steaks that Doink claims to have served to his Quarter Horse clients several years ago, yummm.

Now I take quite a bit of heat for bringing attention to “Doink” and his partner in this predatory crime, “Slaughterhouse” Sue Wallis but when I see stupid, hear stupid and can even smell stupid I cannot help but call it out.

For years these two have spouted untruths, incorrect facts, failed promises and have publicly documented the fact that they are social outcasts yet the press continues to ask them for their opinions that are such an abomination of proper and correct journalism.

Why are these losers still around saying that horse slaughter needs to come back when in reality it has simply moved across our boarders where over 160,000 American horses were slaughtered last year?

Why do they allege that horse slaughter is humane when reams of documentation, first person testimony and weeks worth of video proves otherwise?

Why is it that they talk about what a great thing a bloody plant would be for local communities when the profit and all the money goes back overseas to a foreign company leaving the local tax payers with the bill to subsidize the operation?

I don’t get it, is it just me or am I simply screwing up by trying to crawl down into their lower loop and attempting to comprehend something that I just am not wired for; simply put, I don’t get the cold cruelty.

But there is ONE thing that I do get and that is that Oklahoma does NOT want this carnage and obscenity to come to their fair state and I am an eyewitness to that.  Last Monday I was both shocked and awed by the massive turnout to the PC and Rally.  The energy was high, the social demographics were across the board and sincerity ran true; horse slaughter is NOT OK in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma, this is your chance to show Doink and his minions how much you do not want either them or their predatory obsession in your state and in your house.

Below is a link to the Doinkogram with specifics on their demonstration scheduled to be held on March 14th, at the state Capitol from 10am-2pm.  Please see if you can grab a few family members, friends and neighbors and show up to tell Doink what you think of his perversion; hell, they don’t even like him in his own town of Hermiston Oregon where he is despised for trying to build a horse-killing factory there.

Call to arms good folks of Oklahoma, the Darkside is saddling up to invade your castle but I don’t think they have even a faint inkling as to what they are up against.

When you take aim, aim low because they will be riding rats.

Good shall always prevail over evil.

Keep the faith.

<GAG ALERT> Click (HERE) to view “Doinkogram“

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Oregon Town Doesn’t Want Horse Slaughter Plant on Its Doorstep

Posted: October 8, 2012 by R.T. Fitch in Horse News, Horse Slaughter
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By Richard Cockle, The Oregonian

Horse Eating Dave Duquette not Popular in Own Hometown

A water tank greets visitors on Highway 395 into Hermiston. ~ Faith Cathcart/The Oregonian

HERMISTON — Once wide open to virtually any industry that promised payrolls and jobs, the eastern Oregon town of Hermiston is taking a stand against the latest business poised to land on its doorstep.

“I don’t think the first thing you want to see when you get off the freeway is a horse slaughter plant,” said Mayor Robert E. Severson.

That’s a dramatic reversal for a town whose tallest building is the 73-foot Pioneer Hi-Bred International seed cleaning elevator and where the Army’s Umatilla Chemical Depot stockpiled rockets, bombs and land mines armed with nerve gas and mustard agents outside the city limits until this past spring.

But livability is an issue for Hermiston‘s 16,745 residents, and a slaughter plant might discourage other enterprises from coming here, Severson said.

“We are the fastest-growing community in eastern Oregon,” he said. “I’ve had people come up to me and say, ‘Thank God that you took a stand against the horse slaughter plant.’”

Dave Duquette, a Hermiston horse trainer who is organizing the slaughter effort, said the City Council is missing a bet on a proposal that would employ 100 workers, slaughter up to 25,000 horses a year and inject $35 million into the local economy.

He hopes to have the 20,000-square-foot plant in place by late 2013. Investors have bought 252 acres near the junction of Interstate 84/Interstate 82 for the operation, he said.

He also plans a nonprofit horse rehabilitation center managed by the 22,000-member United Horsemen’s Association in conjunction with the plant. It would rescue, train and find homes for horses salvaged from the slaughter stream, he said.

“We are going to try to reproduce this facility in several places in the United States,” said Duquette, who believes the rescue center could be “a role model for the nation.” Horses for slaughter would include old, lame and problem domestic horses as well as unwanted wild horses from herds roaming Indian reservations.

But the mayor and Hermiston City Council have refused to talk to him about the project, he said.

The site is outside Hermiston’s city limits and beyond its urban growth boundaries in an exclusive farm use zone. Richard Jennings, senior planner for Umatilla County in Pendleton, said the county planning commission will decide whether a slaughter plant can be built there.

Severson said the City Council directed Hermiston City Manager Ed Brookshier to oppose the proposal when it comes before the commission.

The nation’s last three horse slaughter plants in Texas and Illinois closed five years ago, ending the annual killing and processing of roughly 100,000 of the nation’s 9.2 million horses. President Barack Obama signed the federal agricultural appropriations bill last spring, lifting a congressional ban on domestic horse meat inspections, in effect allowing slaughter to resume.

Sue Wallis, a Wyoming state representative, cattle rancher and slaughter advocate, said four equine slaughter/processing facilities will open in Missouri, Iowa and New Mexico within two months. All are former beef or bison plants retrofitted for horses, she said.

Industry representatives blame the shutdown of domestic slaughter for triggering steep declines in horse values, causing widespread horse abandonment and overwhelming rescue operations.

Meanwhile, a related population explosion among wild herds on reservations is damaging roots, berries and other traditional Native American foods, tribal members say.

Duquette met with representatives of 11 tribes, some from as far as the Dakotas, last month in Pendleton, to discuss the slaughter issue. He expects tribes to underwrite 51 to 65 percent of the Hermiston plant, he said.

Scott Beckstead, a spokesman for the Humane Society of the United States, applauded the Hermiston City Council for opposing slaughter and took issue with the concept of killing domestic horses for overseas consumption.

“We do not raise our horses to be food; we raise them to be companions,” he said. “This town does not want to be known as the place in Oregon where horses are killed and butchered.”

One of the national Humane Society‘s legislative priorities is passage of the American Horse Slaughter Prevention Act, to prohibit the resumption of domestic horse slaughter and end the export of unwanted horses to Canada and Mexico for slaughter.

“The answer lies with the industry,” Beckstead said. “They need to adopt policies that promote responsible breeding.”

The Hermiston City Council’s opposition to a slaughter plant doesn’t come “from the standpoint of animal rights,” said Mark Morgan, assistant Hermiston city manager. “It’s more the economic impacts and quality of life impacts.”

Eastern Oregon has plenty of wide open spaces where such a plant could be built, he said. “They just don’t want it that close to Hermiston.”

– Richard Cockle

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Hermiston Ready to Fight Horse Slaughter Facility in Umatilla County

Posted: September 26, 2012 by R.T. Fitch in Horse News, Horse Slaughter
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Press Release from Hermiston City Manager’s Office

Horse Eating Dave Duquette less than Popular in his Hometown

Hermiston, OR ~ Anti-Horse/Pro-Slaughter Dave Duquette (PETA: People Eating Tasty Animals) practicing his horse eating technique on a turkey leg.

Contact:    Mark Morgan, Asst. to the City Manager
(541) 667-5003  mmorgan@hermiston.or.us

Sept. 24, 2012
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Hermiston, Ore. – A potential horse slaughtering facility near Hermiston will face opposition by the city when the operation submits an application to the Umatilla County Planning Department.

The City of Hermiston’s land-use attorney recently provided an opinion that a horse slaughter facility is not a permitted use on the proposed site near the I-84/I-82 interchange west of Hermiston.

Hermiston City Councilors agreed Monday night to allow City Manager Ed Brookshier to move forward on legal recommendations to block development of the slaughter facility.

The operators of the horse slaughter facility, who propose to butcher between 150 and 200 horses daily, will have to apply for an amendment to the Umatilla County Development Code and receive an exception to Oregon Statewide Planning Goals 3 and 14.  The Umatilla County Planning Commission would be the first entity to hear the request before making a recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners.

“If one (horse slaughter facility) needs to be built, I don’t think this is the place,” said City Councilman Rod Hardin.

Although the potential facility is located outside of Hermiston’s Urban Growth Boundary, city officials worry about the long-term negative economic impacts to the area.

“Most everyone who I’ve talked to about this agrees that this would be a bad thing,” said Mayor Bob Severson.

The facility, which would be visible from the freeway interchange, would be located just south the Hermiston Generating plant.

The City of Hermiston is a vibrant, and growing community of nearly 17,000 residents located at the cross-roads of the Pacific Northwest.
Located near the intersection of Interstate 84 and Interstate 82, just minutes from a Columbia River port and the Washington state line, Hermiston is capitalizing on its strategic location as a transportation center and gateway to Oregon.  To learn more about the exciting future of Eastern Oregon’s largest city, go to www.hermiston.or.us.

Thanks,

Mark Morgan, MPA

Administrative Assistant to the City Manager mmorgan@hermiston.or.us
(541) 667-5003

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Video: Abattoir Wars Episode 1

Posted: September 26, 2012 by R.T. Fitch in Horse Slaughter, The Force of the Horse
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The Horse Eaters Invade Earth

Warning: Not for the faint of heart or weak of stomach

Duquette’s Dream of Dead Horses in Hometown Dealt Death Blow

Posted: September 25, 2012 by R.T. Fitch in Horse News, Horse Slaughter
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tongue-in-cheek report from R.T. Fitch

United Horseman’s President Dave Duquette Bumbles Another Boasted Plan

The horse-eating “Doinkster”

Dave “Doink” Duquette: “Let’s start some horse slaughter plants, yum yum.

First, we know there is no market for it in the U.S..

Secondly, U.S. horsemeat is toxic and will be effectively banned in the EU.

Thirdly, over 80% of the American public is against us…but what the (deleted expletives), let’s just slaughter ourselves a bunch of horses anyway, just for the fun of it.  Facts have never stopped us before.

But we need a location, let’s go out to Missouri and poke around and falsely proclaim that everyone in the area will love it and we will be slaughtering horses by the end of summer, yup, we can do that…well, that didn’t work too good.

Hey, I got an idea, how about I con a sleazy, shyster into buying land right in my own hometown and kill healthy horses right HERE.  We will blow off the horse hugging butt heads by saying we will have a horse rescue right next to the bloody slaughter plant, that’s pretty cool.  That will give us something to brag about.

What?  There’s a problem with that, too?  Let me see that newspaper article.”

East Oregonian: A report by Hermiston’s city land-use attorney indicates the proposed horse slaughter plant location does not have a water right and is not allowed under the area’s current zoning rules.

The research by Mike Robinson of Perkins Coie in Portland cost the city of Hermiston about $1,000, said City Manager Ed Brookshier. The land in question includes four parcels totalling 234 acres near the intersection of Interstate 84 and Westland Road.“

Doink: “Multiple Deleted Expletives!”

R.T.: “Now you look just like your big buddy Sue Wallis, Davey…the two of you have BOTH feet shoved into your mouths and you are still too stupid to know it.

God bless the horses and may you two finally realize that between the both of you there isn’t enough intelligence to count to 10.

Time you crawl back under that rock because the bright light of day does not favor you well.”

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Hometown City Council Gives Thumbs Down to UH President’s Horse Slaughter Fantasy

Posted: August 30, 2012 by R.T. Fitch in Horse News, Horse Slaughter
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from the pages of Oregon’s Hermiston Herald

United Horseman’s President Wins No Friends in own Hometown

With butchering and eating horses on his mind, United Horseman’s president Dave Duquette and his ambitions are unpopular even in his own hometown

Hermiston City Manager Ed Brookshier told the City Council this week a proposed horse slaughtering plant would be “detrimental” for the town.

“I do not believe that project is anything but detrimental to the long term development and image of this community, and I believe it has very significant land use problems associated with it,” Brookshier said Monday.

The City Council approved a motion to authorize the city’s land use attorney, Mike Robinson, to investigate potential issues for the proposed site near the intersection of Westland Road and Interstate 84.

Brookshier said Robinson will prepare a report to bring back to the council for review within the next two months. The report should show how the potential horse slaughtering plant site would “stack up under Oregon land use law,” according to the city manager.

Legal costs for the land use review are slated to cost about $1,000.

According to the Umatilla County Assessor’s Office, four parcels of land totaling about 243 acres at the potential plant site were sold to a California company in June. Dave Duquette, president of the United Horsemen’s Association, initially proposed the facility in March. Duquette asked the company to purchase the land until it can be utilized as the site for a horse slaughtering facility.

No land use application has been submitted for a horse slaughter facility, according to Tamra Mabbott, county planning director. Mabbott said the city has the option to object to the application if a formal land use application for a horse slaughtering plant is submitted to the county.

Brookshier said if the City of Hermiston decides to object to a formal land use application for a plant in the future, legal costs could range between $7,500 and $15,000.

Councilor Frank Harkenrider spoke out against the proposed horse slaughtering facility.

“We’ve got to fight that,” Harkenrider said.

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