KILLER CATFISH HUNT PIGEONS ON LAND - Evolution in action!

2-Day Holiday Idaho Killing "Derby" Targets Wolves & Coyotes, Federal Agencies Ignore Laws re: Killing Contests on Federal Lands

VERY URGENT!!!LESS THAN ONE DAY LEFT!!!LET‘s STOP THE 2 DAY MASSACRE and SAVE THE WOLVES!!!
SHARE PLEASE!!!
http://www.change.org/petitions/2-day-holiday-idaho-killing-derby-targets-wolves-coyotes-federal-agencies-ignore-laws-re-killing-contests-on-federal-lands?

Devon petition to oppose badger cull desperately needs signatures please

 It's absolute disaster with the Devon's petition...only 9 days left and they still need more than 3000 signatures...it's ridiculous...there are 65.000 000 people in the UK and we can't find people to sign such an important the first petition.

URGENT!!!PLEASE SIGN!!!ONLY 9 DAYS LEFT!!!LET's SAVE THE DEVON‘s BADGERS!!!WE NEED 6000 SIGNATURES TO GO BEFORE THE COUNCIL on 8th Jan 2014 !!! PLEASE SHARE AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE!!!POST IT ON VARIOUS FACEBOOK PAGES!!!THANK YOU!!!
https://you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/oppose-badger-cull-in-devon?source=facebook-share-button&time=1387206787

Oppose Badger Cull in Devon

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This is a national issue which will be of direct concern to the people of Devon when the cull is rolled out. The "pilot culls" of badgers in Somerset and Gloucestershire in 2013 have led many people to seriously question the humanity, efficiency and cost of this method of "controlling" bTB, especial...

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The badger cull is an act of deceit and neglect

They stopped the slaughter because of the threat of judicial review.

All their lies would have been public

http://www.politics.co.uk/comment-analysis/2013/08/27/comment-the-badger-cull-is-an-act-of-deceit-and-neglect

Tuesday, 27 August 2013 9:37 AM  45

Dominic Dyer: 'Most farmers are unwilling to spend money on putting in new fencing and securing cattle pens'

By Dominic Dyer

Science has been of critical importance throughout my career, from my time in the Ministry of Agriculture to working in the food manufacturing and crop protection industries and my role today in the wildlife protection field.

I recall chairing a debate at the Tory party conference in 2011, on the importance of science to the future of farming and food production, with agriculture minister Jim Paice, National Farmers' union (NFU) president Peter Kendall and director of the Soil Association Helen Browning.

We all agreed at the time on the importance of underpinning farm and environment policy with sound scientific research, which commands public confidence.

I have since found it very disappointing that each of these individuals have forgotten the importance of this issue and have thrown their support behind a badger cull policy which has no credible scientific justification, and is simply a political decision to appease farming interests despite huge opposition from most leading scientists, conservationists and the general public.

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If I was chairing this debate again, I would point out that the badger cull policy is fatally flawed as it is built on three pillars of sand: negligence, incompetence and deceit.

Negligence because in 2001 during the foot and mouth outbreak, NFU president Ben Gill pressured prime minister Tony Blair to give up on his plans to vaccinate cattle to stop the spread of the disease in favour of a national cull policy.

STOP COOKING LIVE ANIMALS

The UK government in particular is reliant upon China and South Korea for the fake economy that they have created to make life comfy for themselves, corporate interest media and corporate financiers.

CHEAP GOODS AND FUCK ALL ELSE IS NOT WORTH 

CONDONING OF COOKING AND SKINNING ANIMALS ALIVE 

UNLESS YOU ARE AS USEFUL TO THIS PLANET AS A PAEDOPHILE

THIS IS WHY WE NEED A REVOLUTION FOR FUCK SAKE

Please sign the Petition  for starters -

The Revolution will take time but we have to admit anything is better than doing 

trade with scum who do this to many millions of animals every year!!

http://www.change.org/en-GB/petitions/stop-cooking-live-animals#share?utm_medium=email&utm_source=notification&utm_campaign=new_petition_recruit

Putting a live dog, or any animal, in boiling water, or a hot oven, or using a blow torch on cats, is not only blatantly wrong, without further explanation---but if one is necessary it is TORTURE.
The 'reason' that is given for cooking animals alive is that they simply "taste better" after their bodies are adrenaline-soaked with fear and pain. 'Taste' is never an excuse for unspeakable cruelty, nor is 'culture' an excuse.
China is making so many strides to become a first world country, but with all due respect, with this kind of accepted culinary method, China AND Korea will be looked upon as backward nations by the rest of the civilized world (one foot in the 21st century and one foot in a primitive age).
Any animal placed in boiling water or cooked, while still alive, in any manner is obviously terrified, in unimaginable pain, despair and doomed to a slow and lingering death.
Animals in the food chain should, at the very least, be given the most humane death possible.

Deepest apologies to the supporters of this petition for this gruesome and offensive photograph -- but their story must be told and the horror is beyond mere words -- this needs to be exposed and make people aware so they will not visit these countries and give them tourist dollars.  China's department of tourism is advertising a lot on TV to attract tourists lately --- we can also write to the National Tourism Department of the People's Republic of China and tell them why we are not visiting.   This over-the-top torture of animals must be outlawed!  If it is hard for us to look upon it, imagine how hard it is for the thousands of dogs, cats, and other species to endure this dark side of man.  Life is certainly not a gift for every living being. 

Cattle movements blamed for Durham TB outbreak

Now even farmers admit badgers aren't responsible for bTB - What's your next brutal plan to hoodwink the chinese in to buying UK milk David Cameron?

Johann Tasker 

 http://www.fwi.co.uk/articles/12/11/2013/141941/cattle-movements-blamed-for-durham-tb-outbreak.htm

Tuesday 12 November 2013 09:00

NFU advisers sought to reassure local farmers after bovine tuberculosis was confirmed in livestock in County Durham.

An NFU meeting was held on Monday evening (11 November) after cattle tested positive for the disease from a farm in the area of Haswell, east of the city of Durham.

It is the first recent incident of bovine TB in the county for some time.

The herd in question has been placed under movement restrictions, with a number of animals removed for slaughter after reacting to TB skin tests.

The Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratories Agency said it believed the infection was inadvertently carried in cattle bought from a high-risk area of the country.

TB testing is taking place on neighbouring holdings within a 3km radius. The farmer at the centre of the outbreak is said to be devastated.

NFU chief livestock adviser Peter Garbutt said the Durham meeting was held to support local farmers and advise them on ways of minimising TB risks.

Cattle controls and a robust testing programme had picked up the disease, he said.

There was no evidence to suggest that any cattle movements had been illegal, Mr Garbutt told Farmers Weekly.

“That would be a serious allegation,” he added. Anyone who had any evidence should report it to Animal Health.

The outbreak comes little more than three months after a vet called for renewed diligence among farmers in an effort to stop the further spread of TB across northern England.

Lancashire vet Rob Howe, of Lambert, Leonard and May, called for a co-ordinated approach involving farmers, vets, auction marts and animal health staff.

“Cattle producers in counties not affected don’t know how lucky they are, but the movement of stock from TB infected areas into Lancashire and Cumbria continues and the risks increase.”

Pre-movement testing used on individual or small numbers of animals should only be considered as a safety-net, said Mr Howe.

“There’s a growing risk that infected animals that aren’t identified and are moved into clean areas will create a pool of infection in the wildlife they come into contact with.”

More on this issue

Cattle movement focus vital to halt TB's spread

Time to Stop wasting taxpayers money and stop the cull

The Welsh government has spent £943,000 on vaccinating 1,424 badgers in the North Pembrokeshire Intensive Action Area, resulting in a 85% drop of TB in Badgers.

For a Wildlife Trust to undertake the work it would be even less, as each badger vaccine costs just £20, every trap £100, while staff time to carry out the baiting of traps and injections is also a significant cost but will be less than £600 total costs.

If every badger was wiped out, Bovine TB (tuberculosis) will still exist, as experts suggests that badgers are responsible for just 10 - 20% of cases! 

With 80-90% of infection steming from herd to herd transmission and from dirty farms!

So if you vaccinate the badgers they can't be blamed for spreading it :)

Happy Tax payer too as it will save them at least £50m per year in compensation paid to farmers :)

When culling badgers is just a smokescreen to appease the Chinese, who the government are hoping dairy sales too them will help our economy (leaving the UK short of milk!!); though the Chinese won't buy until bTB is eradicated in the UK.

One does not simply eradicate Bovine TB by murdering badgers - You Inbred Tory Fuckwit!

Matt Damon calls for a revolution as civil obedience is the root of all political evil :)

Badger Cull - Update on Legal Action

    For information about The Badger Trust and to join them please click here

As you know, the Directors have been involved in ongoing discussions with our scientific and legal advisers regarding the possibility of taking further legal action against the Coalition Government’s decision to trial a cull of badgers in the belief that this will have an impact on the spread of bovine TB. On 13th November 2013 our lawyers received the minutes of the Natural England Meeting held on 23rd October 2013 which disclosed details of how their Board arrived at the decision to extend the licenses to cull badgers for a further eight weeks in Gloucestershire. It is apparent from the minutes that opinion was seriously divided and the few who supported the extension relied heavily on the opinion of the Chief Veterinary Officer, Nigel Gibbens.

The legal advice received from Bindmans has been consistent in saying that the timing of our next legal challenge is crucial and should be made when we have grounds which will stand up in Court, and where a win will have maximum impact. You will be aware that these grounds must be points of law; sentiment, anger and common sense or scientific evidence alone do not suffice to make a solid legal case. We have debated whether we should challenge the extensions or wait until the Independent Expert Panel have reported on whether the six-week pilot trials are deemed to be humane, safe and effective.

Badger Trust is going to tribunal on 18-19 December against DEFRA to uphold its win before the Information Commissioner earlier this year. Badger Trust hopes to seek disclosure of evidence on risks associated with culling, which DEFRA is trying to keep secret despite the enormous public interest in understanding the risks before the roll-out decision next year.

We will continue discussions with our legal advisers to establish whether there are strong enough grounds to mount a further legal challenge to prevent the potential slaughter of many thousands of badgers throughout England, which Owen Paterson has said will be necessary for the next 25 years.
We take this opportunity to remind you of our charitable objectives which are as follows:

“Badger Trust promotes the conservation and welfare of badgers and the protection of their setts and habitats for the public benefit. We are the leading voice for badgers and represent and support local voluntary badger groups. Badger Trust provides expert advice on all badger issues and works closely with Government, the police and other conservation and welfare organisations.

Protecting badgers through science, the law -and public support”

As you will appreciate, there are no guarantees where legal action is involved but you can rest assured that Badger Trust will continue to fulfill its charitable objectives and will take whatever viable legal action is open to it against the mindless slaughter of a protected species, at the earliest realistic opportunity. Thank you for your continued support.

Regards,
David Williams,
Chairman

(PLEASE JOIN the BADGER TRUST and GIVE THEM YOUR SUPPORT. They STOPPED the CULL in WALES and ARE OUR BEST HOPE for STOPPING the ROLL-OUT!!!) http://www.badger.org.uk/Content/Home.asp