TYT Network Reports - Many Animals Were Harmed In The Making Of This Show

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TYT Network Reports - Many Animals Were Harmed In The Making Of This Show

The Bogus - No Animals Harmed During Filming - Trademark Accreditation

posted on Nov, 25 2013 @ 09:47 AM

I was upset to see that Milo and Otis was on the list of problem movies.
It was adorable. The story was fun. And there were cute animals.
It’s a childhood favorite for many people.
But the rumors that wont die are that dozens of kittens died during filming.
I’m in shock …. really …

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Putin Does Not Expect Ties With U.S. to Be Harmed by Snowden Case

MOSCOW — President Vladmir V. Putin signaled on Wednesday that he expected the broader bilateral relationship with the United States would not be harmed if Russia grants asylum to Edward J. Snowden, the former intelligence contractor on the run from American authorities.

In reply to a question about the implications of Mr. Snowden’s case for relations with the United States, Mr. Putin effectively accused Washington of hypocrisy by providing robust support for human rights advocates in other circumstances but not in a case like Mr. Snowden’s, in which the United States is being criticized.

“Bilateral relations, in my opinion, are much more important than the squabbles around the activities of the security services,” Mr. Putin said while on a visit to the Trans-Baikal region in eastern Siberia to review a military training exercise, according to a Kremlin transcript.

Mr. Putin and other prominent Russian officials have made clear that they view Mr. Snowden as an advocate for human rights and a crusader for personal liberties for his leaks exposing the National Security Agency’s surveillance programs.

Mr. Snowden on Tuesday formally applied for temporary asylum in Russia — a request that could be granted within days and allow him to live and work here for a year or more.

Mr. Putin has said that asylum for Mr. Snowden is a possibility if he stops harming America’s interests.

“We warned Mr. Snowden that any of his activities that cause damage to U.S.-Russian relations, are unacceptable to us,” Mr. Putin said Wednesday.

In terms of American reaction, he said, “Human rights work is generally associated with certain costs for those who do it. But when such activities are conducted under the auspices of the United States and with their financial support, information and political backing, it is comfortable enough to do. But if someone is going to criticize the United States itself, it is, of course, much more complicated.” Mr. Putin pointed to the efforts in Europe to block the plane of President Evo Morales of Bolivia because of fears Mr. Snowden was on board.

But Mr. Putin also expressed some bewilderment about Mr. Snowden’s ultimate goals.

“He’s a young man,” Mr. Putin said. “In fact, I do not even really understand how he intends to continue to build his life. But it was his destiny and his choice. And we have our own national objectives.”

He added, “Russia has an independent foreign policy, and we will implement it. I hope that our partners understand and react to this with calm, understanding.”

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Putin Does Not Expect Ties With U.S. to Be Harmed by Snowden Case