Anxiety Surprising.

As always, ours, mine.

And hopefully, occasionally the meat industries.

All right, so Meeting Place totally revamped their website.

So it took me a little time to find where they're hiding their reports of anxiety,

but I finally did.

And I found an article by Hannah Thompson-Weanman, one of my favorites.

She is the president of the Animal Agriculture Alliance.

New twists on activist shareholder pressure for 2025.

And, you know, this has been an ongoing effort within the movement to try to get shareholders

to do something decent and maybe related to profit even when they vote for how the

companies that they own a piece of should be used.

And of course, activists have bought some shares in companies so that they can be

part of these meetings.

And according to Hannah, their report reveals that while these groups are vocal and persistent,

investors are overwhelmingly unconvinced.

So you're wondering why I'm talking about this since it's pretty much nothing but bad news for us.

But she also adds that this has led to

some new tactics to watch out for. So they continue to be nervous about this effort. As always,

you know, the only people who know or want to know what's going on in animal ag or the people who own it, animal ag, and us.

And everybody else would apparently, including shareholders, would like to be in the dark.

And she's mainly talking about Humane World for Animals, or HSUS, as it used to be called,

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