Un renard attaque deux bébés dans la banlieue londonienne

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Un renard attaque deux bébés dans la banlieue londonienne - 07/06/10
http://tempsreel.nouvelobs.com/actualite/monde/20100607.REU0924/un-renard-attaque-deux-bebes-dans-la-banlieue-londonienne.html

> Réaction de Brian May (du groupe Queen) qui a lancé récemment une campagne contre le retour de la chasse au renard.

"Tonight I write with a very heavy heart … this must have been one of the most depressing days ever, for any of us who care about animals … not just human animals, but ALL the animals on God’s Earth, who have just as much right to live as we have. We see a tragedy unfold. Firstly our hearts go out to two little children who have suffered injury … we pray they recover fully soon. Then we watch helplessly as a whole second tragedy unfolds. It’s like our worst nightmare. Our country is now run by a set of animal-hating people, already straining at the leash, slavering with a lust to kill and and cause pain to animals. And now this. One very questionable case – an accusation is made against a fox … no proof, no trial. And suddenly half of the country is after the blood, not just of the accused individual, but of his/her whole race. A trap is laid. Firstly a cat is caught in it (indicating the pitifully random nature of this ploy) – then – whoopee – a fox is caught. And immediately “destroyed”. This is reason ? This is justice? This is roughly the equivalent of calling for the execution of all taxi-drivers in Cumbria." (...)
http://www.facebook.com/notes/save-me/heavy-heart/134401776570284?ref=mf


> Haine et hystérie

Urban foxes: a brush with danger - 08/06/10
http://women.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/women/the_way_we_live/article7145626.ece

Fantastic? No, Mr Fox is a vicious pest - 08/06/10
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1284836/Hackney-twins-fox-attack-Fantastic-No-Mr-Fox-vicious-pest.html


> L'attaque par un renard mise en doute par des experts des animaux sauvages.

Fox would not have attacked baby twins unprovoked, say wildlife experts - 08/06/10
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/7809142/Fox-would-not-have-attacked-baby-twins-unprovoked-say-wildlife-experts.html

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Brian May a tellement raison!

La guerre au renard est déclarée ...!
Ça me fait penser aux trappeurs ou aux chasseurs qui sautent sur la première occasion pour exiger l'extermination des ours... des coyotes, des loups, etc. etc.
Et dire que nos villes sont remplies d'humains sadiques, de tueurs, de criminels en liberté