Thursday, 11 March 2010

Wednesday, 20 January 2010

British Isle Faggots

Following the successful redefining of the word faggot by Parker and Stone in 2008, after every decent person realised that homosexuality is normal and essential for controlling the out of control human population  - we can now apply the word only to anyone  who maims, tortures or orchestrates the killing of wild animals. 


Badger Baiting faggots are the vilest faggots in the British Isles, along with  fox hunting faggots, snare setting faggots and poisonous bait laying faggots - along with anyone else who commits similar faggoty acts.


Anyone who commits these acts (faggots), should be submitted to the same treatment as a high majority of the gay community has had to experience over the past fifty years or so. 


Know what I'm saying! 



Tuesday, 19 January 2010

Chinese Faggots

The poaching of Ivory from Elephants by killing them is virtually exclusively due to the Chinese Medicine market. Elephant numbers have dramatically increased however since an African wide poaching ban, due to their size they are now a pest in some parts of rural Africa as they eat crops, knock down trees and trash villages if they are looking for water of food.

There are still stockpiles of ivory, which impoverished Africans want to sell to oriental markets - this will be made legal when CITES downlist some countries African Elephants to Appendix 11 from appendix 1 on the CITES red list of endangered species.

This refuelling of ivory on the market could however lead to demand in the future (if more people think ivory potions work or are prescribed it!) and so lead to heavy poaching and ivory being in big demand again.

This would then reduce the tourist trade in Africa as many people go there to see Elephants in the wild, so it is in many African government and individuals interest to protect the animals.

An alternative to this would be to get Africans to 'farm' Elephant tusks by tranqulising them and cutting the tusks almost off so the animal still lives. Otherwise it won't be long before the Chinese are farming elephants, tied up in intensive farming cages. Very similar to the ways they farm bears for their bile and tigers for their skins, meat and medicine.

Basking Shark (Cetorhinus maximus)

The basking shark (Cetorhinus maximus) is protected under section 5 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. Therefore it is an offence to kill, harm or disturb these creatures within twelve miles of the shores of the British Isles, where they spend most of their time filter feeding on the abundant plankton. It is classed as vulnerable to extinction on the IUCN red list, as it as been overfished worldwide - especially for its fins.

Hence, the Basking Shark (Cetorhinus maximus) is protected within the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (the Bonn Convention), under Appendix I and II. This covers waters outside our own National limits, and encourages collaboration between Range States to enact actions to control factors that might endanger the species.
The basking shark is also included within the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000, with the same applications concerning disturbance or harassment as with cetaceans.
Although numbers worldwide are uncertain, in British waters their numbers are considered to have increased in recent years. There are now thought to be often 10,000 in Scottish waters alone (video from twelve minutes but the rest is interesting!), which could be due to conservation or a lack of plankton in the rest of the world. This is due to increased Dam building, which brings them here as dams cut off the supply of nutrients to the ocean and reduce spawning grounds through increasing coastal erosion.

Wednesday, 16 December 2009

Natura 2000

Natura 2000 is a network of ecologically protected areas within the European Union. In May 1992, governments of the European Union adopted legislation designed to protect the most seriously threatened habitats and species across Europe. This legislation is called the Habitats Directive and incorporates the Birds Directive Birds founded in 1979. These two Directives are the basis of the creation of the Natura 2000 network.

The Birds Directive requires the establishment of Specially Protected Areas (SPAs) for birds. The Habitats Directive similarly requires Special Areas of Conservation (SACs) to be designated for other species, and for habitats. Together, SPAs and SACs make up the Natura 2000 network of protected areas.

Each EU member state must compile a list of the best wildlife areas containing the habitats and species listed in the Habitats Directive and the Birds Directive. This list must then be submitted to the European Commission, after which an evaluation and selection process on European level will take place in order to become a Natura 2000 site.

Natura 2000 protects 18% of land in the 15 countries that formed the EU before its expansion in 2004. The size and number of protected sites is currently being negotiated for each of the twelve new member states. The European Commission has already warned thirteen EU member states over non-compliance with the bloc's environmental directives. The European Commission started an "infringement procedure" against Poland in April 2006, which could result in Poland facing legal action and EU penalties.

MEPs in the plenary session of 3 February 2009 backed a report calling for further protection of Europe's wilderness. "The report also calls for more European funding to protect existing sites and "re-wild" ones that are currently being used by humans or agriculture. At present 13% of the forest zone of the 27-member EU is designated as Natura 2000 sites under the existing Birds and Habitats directive.

The allocated SAC's are not however no go areas for humans and human activity. Sustainable management is the key to these areas so farming practices are allowed to continue as long as they maintain habitats for birds and animals that rely on them for existence. Likewise marine areas that lye within SAC'S are allowed to be fished in sustainable ways, hence no commercial fishing is allowed but line and spear fishing are allowed, as is lobster pot style catching and other non dredging techniques such as diving for bi-valves.

Friday, 27 November 2009

Fur Trade Debate

Primitive man is believed to have evolved around the equator in hot conditions, they adapted to the cold conditions of night by wearing/sleeping in the skins of animals, presumably after eating them. As populations got bigger they had to populate colder climates and so soon began wearing animal skins and fur by day too. In the present day man has evolved in too manufactering machines that can make clothing, shoes and many other products out of animal hydes - often without the need to eat the meat provided by the animal. Fur is therefore primarily a luxury item in temperate climates, especially as clothing can be readily made from plant and chemical based material. This luxury stems from farm factory reared rabbit and mink especially - despite this being common knowledge, so called fashionable people seeking to be noticed wear this fur as a sign of their higher status than other non wearers - as they "Do whatever they want".

Friday, 6 November 2009

Canadian Faggots

Innuits do not export pelts; though they sell whatever they need to survive to traders who then export them. This is open to exploitation but apparently they have never overkilled seals, unlike non-indigenous people . They kill only the seals they need to survive and use all parts of the carcass.
Most of the Seal Pelts for export are killed by descendants from expats in Europe who must enjoy killing seals, as they would get more money from just combing their molting hair, which they do not do as it is regarded as faggoty!!!
This showes that thay do not need the money and just do it for fun. The Canadian government allows this though, so all Canadian products should be boycotted until they stop their bloodlust.