More Badger Cull Info

[Ade Sundog]

Hello there,
As i'm sure you are awl aware, the govt. has issued the first licence's for the Badger cull.
This is deeply depressing i know.
But awl is not lost.
Pro badger cull supermarkets : Sainsbury's, Tesco, Morrison's, Aldi and Lidl.
Please tell them your opinion on their Facebook pages, or by any other means.
Supermarkets who won't be buying their dairy produce from farms involved with the cull are :
Co-op, Marks and Spencer and Waitrose.
Asda, in the meantime, are playing at being ostriches.


If you only sign one petition then please sign this one :

http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/38257

but please sign as many others as poss.

For information - http://justdosomething.org.uk/badgersmatter

Thank You

Peace

Ade

[kukl]

Nice one Ade, gotta say i'm getting fed up with hearing about farmers crying over their TB infected cattle. Don't get me wrong, I have every sympathy but hey I love my dog beyond all reason but if he died from TB i wouldn't dream of going out and killing a badger. Twisted logic. Please sign the petition, if not for the badgers do it for Brian May who is rarely seen in the wild these days.

[Heddwen]

Signed it, shame on those supermarkets and hats off to Brian May for taking up the cause

[Blyth]

Signed it and also written a comment on the FB page of the supermarket I used to use.

[Ses]

Signed the petition, It's the shame the supermarket I use are for the badger cull. I'll try and find out why they are exactly.

[Ade Sundog]

Thank you

[Ade Sundog]

Almost 94000 folk have now signed the E-Gov petition - when it gets past 100000 the govt
have to have a debate . Please sign and share.

Send the Badgers some Love

Peace

Ade

[Ade Sundog]

Ade Sundog :Almost 94000 folk have now signed the E-Gov petition - when it gets past 100000 the govt
have to have a debate . Please sign and share.

I was wrong here - parliament has to consider having a debate, but the process is underway.

Now 120,000 have signed


Edit - i couldn't spell my own name ha ha , o dear

[Ade Sundog]

And please sign the E-gov petition!

Thank you

[RedSky]

good for you. my wife signed as I'm not British.
peace

[Ade Sundog]

Thanx RedSky

Some more info -

Yeo Valley do not support the cull - BIG LOVE to them!

A great article on the Guardian , written by a farmer -please read
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2012/sep/28/badger-cull-bovine-tb?fb=native&CMP=FBCNETTXT9038


The E-gov petition now stands at over 140,000 -
Please sign x

Many thanx to awl who read this, and act upon it.

[Blyth]

Great article, Ade Sundog. Thanks for sharing.

I heard on Radio Devon recently a farmer saying that culling the badgers will prevent TB from spreading to our domestic animals and the human population. He referred to a case in Ireland where a farmer died of TB. I think they are trying to put the "frighteners" on!

Have already signed the e-petition [Brian May]

[Bracken]

http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/38945

This one, too, please. Stop the Wild Boar cull.

[Blyth]

[quote="Bracken"]http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/38945

This one, too, please. Stop the Wild Boar cull.[/quo

Just completed, Bracken, both of us

[Ade Sundog]

Thanx Blyth , and thanx Bracken.

I've signed it too.


Another voice of sanity - again from a farmer :

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/a-cull-wont-solve-our-farming-problem-so-stop-blaming-the-badgers-8192416.html

[Ade Sundog]

Just bumping this up! Please send those Badgers some love and sign the E-gov petition.
Thanx
Peace

Ade

[Ade Sundog]

The E-Gov petititon is now over 150,000 .

Another farmer speaks out against the cull -

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/dave-purser/badger-cull-is-irrelevant_b_1952399.html

Thanx for reading and please sign the petition.

More Info -

http://www.teambadger.org/index.html


Thank you

[Oakapple]

After the signing the petition you might also like to take part in the Badger Protection Ritual
Saturday 13th at 7pm GMT.
More details here

http://rosedixon.net/2012/10/11/badger- ... on-ritual/

[Blyth]

Thanks for the info, oakapple. I shall be taking part in the Ritual tomorrow

[helenoftheways]

I will also take part in today's ritual.

It's very reassuring to find that not all farmers have been hoodwinked by shameful Defra propaganda, those are great articles.

Meanwhile, at the BBC.... a cat was thrown amongst the pigeons! I thought this was beautifully subtle!!

Jan Rowe, a farmer running Gloscon, the company which will carry out the shooting in Gloucestershire questioned the wisdom of choosing the picture.

“Given the circumstances and the current situation, I would have thought it was marginally provocative,” he said.

Marginally??