Category Archives: Argentina

Slaughterhouses

Posted on April 5, 2024 by Rex Tyler

Death camps Set up areas To murder living souls To fulfil the dead flesh trade The dead skin trade The spill Of degenerate activity Infanticide it’s there Murdering the females And the veterans Who share The oxygen out in the … Continue reading →

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Bull shit fighting

Posted on March 25, 2024 by Rex Tyler

How does Spain carry on with fighting bulls and running Bulls The matadors Crowds of sangria gulping fools Pay to see the murdering One after the other such applause Healthy vibrant animals All cut down to size Stabbed and taunted … Continue reading →

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Loyalty

Posted on January 17, 2024 by Rex Tyler

The German Shepherd Whose master died And re Actives thought that he Had run away in solace But they found Subsequently Just how the dog was able To find his masters grave And for next 11 years he laid there … Continue reading →

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The Meat Trade rich on arrogance

Posted on November 30, 2023 by Rex Tyler

Cows we know are ruminants They love the fresh green grass Discerning they love wild herbs as well Innately they do class Various herbs as helpful Godly knowledge they Have lots of it But the farmers take all that away … Continue reading →

Posted in Abandonment, activism, animal diseases, Animal sacrifice, animals used for food, Argentina, CAFO's and factory farms, Calves and Cows and Bulls | Leave a comment

Tobacco

Posted on September 15, 2023 by Rex Tyler

Tobacco in Argentina Growers in a war Glyphosate the Herbicide So many did ignore The false hopes and predictions As vile as they could be Misinterpretations and denials tragically The children have been damaged Genetically replete The chemical was awful … Continue reading →

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Argentina crying aloud for itself

Posted on September 15, 2023 by Rex Tyler

Can you believe How police Murder and maim Beat up and leave To grieve in the rain Attacks of such venom Such evil such wrong Canada honestly it doesn’t belong

Posted in A not my king story, Abandonment, activism, animal diseases, Animal rape, Animal rescue dogs, Animal sacrifice, Argentina, genetically modified children, tobacco | Leave a comment