Badger cull
22 October 2007, 08:23 PM
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Badger cull
BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Science chief urges badger cull
Sir David King touch my badgers i will eat your kids
leave them alone you ****
Sir David King touch my badgers i will eat your kids
leave them alone you ****
22 October 2007, 08:37 PM
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Thats ok then if you feed six of them... woopdie doo basil! What about all the cows they are infecting with TB, all that live stock, all that money.. And back onto the housing issue, if a badger set moves onto a plot of land that house planning already permitted the planners suddenly have their hands tied! Not really good when we've got such a housing crisis... I say get the 22 riffles and night vision out and fix the problem in one evening not fanny around re-homeing vermin.
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22 October 2007, 08:48 PM
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Thats ok then if you feed six of them... woopdie doo basil! What about all the cows they are infecting with TB, all that live stock, all that money.. And back onto the housing issue, if a badger set moves onto a plot of land that house planning already permitted the planners suddenly have their hands tied! Not really good when we've got such a housing crisis... I say get the 22 riffles and night vision out and fix the problem in one evening not fanny around re-homeing vermin.
Professor John Bourne, author of the ISG report, said Sir David's recommendations were not consistent with the scientific findings of his report but were "consistent with the political need to do something about it,yeah not cull ffs
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no probs
im sure u wouldnt but please dont take any offense to my mutterings i like badgers, cows, most critters and creatures on this wonderful planet but does get on me **** when some jumped up sir **** sucker chap whats to kill all of one species on the off chance its doing harm to another thats worth more $$$
im sure u wouldnt but please dont take any offense to my mutterings i like badgers, cows, most critters and creatures on this wonderful planet but does get on me **** when some jumped up sir **** sucker chap whats to kill all of one species on the off chance its doing harm to another thats worth more $$$
22 October 2007, 10:09 PM
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Most badgers in the Republic or Ireland were culled but bovine TB is still at an all-time high and rising. Make of this what you will...
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22 October 2007, 10:55 PM
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I speak to a very well known doctor that has hmmm 20 plus years knowing about badgers..............tb is very very small in the uk.............and i just think......ah i now know the cull will not go ahead 
22 October 2007, 11:00 PM
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Why would a doctor who 'has hmmmmm 20 plus years knowing about badgers' know anything about bTB?
(I've known about badgers for probably 33 or 34 years now - I've also known about the moon for a similar amount of time. Doesn't make me an astronaut :rolleyes )
(I've known about badgers for probably 33 or 34 years now - I've also known about the moon for a similar amount of time. Doesn't make me an astronaut :rolleyes )
22 October 2007, 11:20 PM
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23 October 2007, 07:38 AM
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Funny how they never seem to find any trace of TB in the badgers they cull though isn't it
I wonder if feeding cows the ground up remains of their predecessors, and pumping them full of antibiotics helps them build up their own resistance to infections
I wonder if feeding cows the ground up remains of their predecessors, and pumping them full of antibiotics helps them build up their own resistance to infections