oh, and just to further set you straight, my deluded friend:
http://www.taemag.com/issues/article...cle_detail.asp
Greenpeace, Inc. and other non-exempt Greenpeace entities benefitting from these transfers have committed numerous acts of eco-terrorism. They have blockaded a U.S. naval base, broken into the central control building of a nuclear power station in England, overrun the Exxon Mobil corporate headquarters in Texas, and rammed a ship into the French sailboat competing in the 2003 America?s Cup, permanently damaging the vessel.
In April 2002, Greenpeace activists forcibly boarded a cargo ship in Florida carrying Brazilian wood. In connection with this incident, federal prosecutors obtained an indictment against Greenpeace this July for violating an 1872 law prohibiting the unauthorized boarding of ?any vessel about to arrive at the place of her destination.?
Greenpeace isn?t alone in funneling tax-exempt dollars into eco-terrorism efforts. According to the Center for Consumer Freedom,
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has donated at least $70,000 from its tax-exempt coffers to the ALF.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Timothy Verhey, who prosecuted the 1992 ALF firebombing of a Michigan State University laboratory, recently noted the challenge of prosecuting eco-terrorists because of ?a lack of witnesses and the group?s ?cell? structure that lacks centralized leadership or a membership roster.?
the Animal Liberation Front (ALF), targets laboratories that conduct vital scientific research on animals. Walter Low, a researcher at a University of Minnesota laboratory, noted that a recent ALF attack on his facility ?has set back two years research conducted there on Alzheimer?s disease and cancer.?
The American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee is a pro HAMAS/Hezbollah organization and should be investigated.