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Title:     Animal Activists promote DHMO
Date:      15 March 2000
Reporting: Brendan O'Keefe
Location:  
URL:       http://www.dhmo.org/alerts/alert031500
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PETA Values Animals Over College Students

Dihydrogen Monoxide is found in particularly high
concentrations in some of the most frequently abused
intoxicants in the U.S. and abroad.  Recently, the
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)
introduced a publicity campaign targeting college
campuses in an effort to seemingly increase the amount
of DHMO college students ingest, potentially from
intoxicants such as beer.

PETA has produced a web page that appears to promote
beer consumption as a better alternative to milk, which
is also known to have a high DHMO content.  There is
reason to believe that PETA would not make such a
recommendation for animals.  Apparently to PETA
college students are less important than animals
where DHMO is involved.

Beer vs. Milk:  http://www.milksucks.com/beersurvey.html

It is likely that this action by PETA could lead to
more college students inbibing more and more DHMO,
particularly as the traditional "Spring Break" time
of year has begun.  No official studies have been
done to date on this supposition, although a large
volume of case-studies and personal accounts does seem
to support it.

Please advise any college students you know that
DHMO levels are possibly just as high, if not higher,
in beer as they are in milk.

PETA online:  http://www.peta-online.org/

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Tom Way
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DHMO.org - Dihydrogen Monoxide Research Division
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