Lynx Farm to Police: “Terrorists” Will Release Animals
Nations largest lynx farm calls 911, fearing an impending raid of their farm
An employee of the notorious Fraser Fur Farm (Ronan, MT) called 911 on February 2nd to report they feared an impending raid of their farm. The employee told 911 they received an anonymous call that “terrorist” members of an “animal welfare coalition” will “invade the property and attempt to release the farm’s animals”.
Fraser Fur Farm is known as the largest wild cat farm in the country. Despite lynx being classified as a “threatened” species, it is believed Fraser Fur Farm imprisons at least 50 of the large cats. Most information known about the farm is found in an anonymous report featured in The Blueprint – Fur Farm Intelligence Project Report. There are 14 licensed bobcat and lynx farms in Montana.
View the anonymous report on Fraser Fur Farm here.
To date, there have been no reported Animal Liberation Front actions at Fraser Fur Farm.
– Peter Young
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Them there Alf terrorist they git under my skin. Sonuvabitchs got me a nervous wreck, everytime I hear a stick break outside. I urinate in my draws & it’s embarrasin’ I tell ya, it’s embarrasin’!
Hey Fraser… BOO!… Whatssat?
Theres a monster outside! Worried when you’ll come face to face with a terrorist, Mr. Fraser? My advice is avoid all fucking mirrors!
(sorry if this gets over posted. I keep getting a “technical problem” message”.)
you alf fellers are a bunch of pussies, if i ever see anyone in a alf hat or ever run across one of ya i swear i will turn you inside out then brutaly beat you to death. you can take that to the pussy bank, hope to see you guys at your next meeting.
Dear Peter,
I wrote a letter in support of the ALF here: http://www.cardinalpointsonline.com/opinions/letter-in-support-of-the-alf-the-alleged-terrorist-group-1.2170519
This week, it got this response: http://www.cardinalpointsonline.com/opinions/letter-misguided-writer-got-it-wrong-about-alf-1.2180477
Would be great if you could weigh in and send a letter to the editor, here, in response: opinion@cardinalpointsonline.com