Marc Ching Book Report

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Marc Ching thinks of himself as some undercover 007 secret agent saving the world from evil doers.

While this fantasy may be harmless in 99% of the cases, Marc Ching and His Animal Hope and Wellness Foundation, are playing a very dangerous game and along the way they have caused God only knows how many deaths.

We covered what we feel is an arrest-able offense and while the crime happened overseas, our belief is, he is profiting off of this crime here in the United States and we are sure somewhere within the thousands of laws on the books, somewhere there is something written that the DA could use to charge him with.

Related story Wildlife Planet Calls For The Arrest of Marc Ching

One of the many nagging questions we have is why would Marc Ching, knowing that there were thousands of pictures and hundreds of hours of film
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So while Marc Ching posts his narcissistic “If I don’t do it, nobody else is going to.” Bullshit, the reality is millions of us were having a huge impact on ending not only Yulin but also the dog meat trade as a whole.

What was disturbing us was the fact that we were missing something, because after visiting 6 countries and lord knows how many hours of tape, magazine covers, web site interviews, nightly news segments and even testifying in Congress if Marc Ching truly believed he was "exposing" us to this, at some point Marc Ching had to realize enough was enough.

But they still kept coming and it was getting pretty tiresome seeing yet another Marc Ching weepy snot nose youtube video crying about his soul has been lost but it was for the dogs and my viewers, We read his moronic posts with his lame attempt at, I assume him waxing poetic with his ramblings of how his eyes bled while his anus cries in sorrow into the soft sand of his eternal soul or some other bullshit thesaurus.com stealing pity-me

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