Harper's hunting panel includes groups backed by foreign money
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It happened a few years ago,but when i googled for the story,i found this TWO PETA EMPLOYEES ARRESTED FOR CRUELTY: CAUGHT DUMPING DOGS THEY
http://www.consumerfreedom.com/2005/06/109-peta-employees-face-31-felony-animal-cruelty-charges-for-killing-dumping-dogs/
DU is Tides? What agenda? Sustainable management/developement of wetlands and waterfowl?
That sucks.
I would normally give a company the benefit of the doubt for a couple of douchebags spoiling their reputation, but PETA has a pretty long history of obscene tactics which compromise their own mission.
Like those other nutcases "ELF" if i got the correct gang,which to protest agaisnt evil polluting vehicles,burned all the SUVs in a dealership lot,yeah way to go.
The number one killer of birds by a very wide margin is cats. Cats do provide for some jobs in the Pet food industry and in keeping vets solvent. However, they are a net consumer of resources that could be better deployed in culling Canada Geese in areas where they are a nuisance. Cats also kill large numbers of mice and chipmunks and are a source of fleas that irritate humans.
Stop the insanity that keeps this environmental nuisance in almost every home.
The fact is, though, that the kill through turbines is exaggerated for effect by the anti-environmentalists. There is loss but does that outweigh the benefits? There is even evidence that offshore turbines have little impact: that seabirds are adept at avoiding them and that they are a net benefit to wildlife in providing a new ecosystem for the habitat of marine life.
Stop the insanity that keeps this environmental nuisance in almost every home.
The fact is, though, that the kill through turbines is exaggerated for effect by the anti-environmentalists. There is loss but does that outweigh the benefits? There is even evidence that offshore turbines have little impact: that seabirds are adept at avoiding them and that they are a net benefit to wildlife in providing a new ecosystem for the habitat of marine life.
On a slightly nerdier note.. that reminds me of this episode of Star Trek I watched recently.. where they found that warp drive technology was causing rifts in space (which is basically bad for everyone). An activist who couldn't wait for the research to confirm the hypothesis decided to overshoot the warp drive engine and blow up her ship. That caused a huge rift which basically proved the theory true, but in the process, caused a whole bunch of harm.
At the end of the episode it was decided that ships would have to "go slower" in some parts of space to mitigate upcoming rifts. They even said "climate change" in this episode.
You guys would've loved it.
By culling do you mean killing them and throw them away,or kill them and feed people?
If this works fine in some european countries,it would work here.
I know you gripe about Ducks Unlimited all the time, so why aren't you griping now?
LOL i remember that episode,BTW as the Trek series came,they forget to slow down,and kept going faster. :lol:
Within a 30 minute drive from me there are two wetlands areas that Ducks Unlimited have improved and protected.
I never heard of Tides Canada before they started trying to wreck the Canadian economy.
I never heard of Tides Canada before they started trying to wreck the Canadian economy.
Your kidding right?
Pretty much everyone I know has either witnessed or heard of Ravens or Crows being just a mass of floating feathers after landing on a Tranformer link.
