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Hi,

 

 

Has anyone of you seen the documentary last night (Monday 7th April) called

Panorama on the international news broadcast BBC World?

 

They were showing footage of Saddam's special forces camps and it was

sickening!!! I have seen pretty bad things, but this has really made me

feel bad in the stomach and the screams still haunt me!

 

These Iraqi special forces / soldiers (it was said many of them were former

criminals) were ripping a wolf or dog open while it was still alive!!

They were eating the flesh and the inside of the dog / wolf.

Some of them were tearing the pieces of the poor dog / wolf with their teeth

and bare hands. Everyone was covered with the wolf¹s / dog¹s blood.

They also cut each other with knives, jumped through fires etc. These men

were not humans, they really had that evil look in their eyes of evil

demons!

Very frightening and it made me stay awake for quite some time last night.

 

I know a few months ago a lot of animal lovers have been communicating with

the Peruvian government as they were also practising their so called

killing skills on hung up dogs (alive). The Peruvian government has assured

us that they are not using these barbaric practises any longer.

 

Does anyone have more information about nations using live dogs or any kind

of animal to practise their killing skills and hardening their so called

soldiers?

 

Take care,

 

Sandra Wijnveldt sandrawijnveldt

 

 

Creator of petition: " European Union allows sadistic torturing of animals

because it's tradition "

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/841589646

 

 

 

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