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Animals who die for your dinner table die alone, in terror, in sadness and in pain. The killing is merciless and inhumane. … Animals suffer from pain and fear just as much as you do. Most spend their last hours locked in a truck, packed into a cage with hundreds of other terrified animals and then cruelly pushed into a blood soaked death chamber. Animals which are a year old are often far more rational – and capable of logical thought – than six-week-old babies. Pigs and sheep are far more intelligent than small children.

Vernon Coleman

Vernon Coleman

Vernon Coleman

Born: 1946 (age 79)

Bio: Vernon Coleman is a former general practitioner, and the author of over 100 books, including non-fiction works about human health, politics, cricket, and animal issues, and a range of novels. He is a militant vegetarian and antivivisectionist.

Known for:

The Bilbury Chronicles (1992)
How to Stop Your Doctor Killing You (1996)
The Man Who Inherited a Golf Course (1993)
Village Cricket Tour (1990)
Bilbury Country (1996)

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