Now that Owen Patterson has given the green light to another
killing spree, I thought I would add a little red light of my own so I have
brought up an old incinerator along with a good big pile of dry timber. When torched this contraption will glow
bright red if and when intruders get too near the sett. Of course, we are talking of intruders with
almost super human abilities, they can wipe out seventy percent of Gloucestershire’s
badger population carrying TB and leave thirty percent TB free. Miraculous by anyone’s definition because to
mere mortals like myself, a badger with TB looks just the same as a badger that
is not carrying the disease. But as I
said before, we are dealing with almost supernatural beings whose understanding
of the disease in badgers is far greater than my own, so all we can do is keep
plugging away and save as many as we can until such times as this government
and any successive governments see the futileness of such a totally
nonsensical, hideous and downright wrong campaign. A campaign put against one of nature’s most
iconic animals. The attack against the
badger is going to be far more brutal and catastrophic to Britain’s nature than
most people realise. Notwithstanding,
this barbaric onslaught will take place under a veil of mismanaged evidence,
unscientifically proven experiments of yesteryear and before. We all know Bovine TB in cattle can be
contracted from the badger and deer, but let’s be very clear and be in no doubt,
by killing these totally ‘live and let live’ carefree animals, Bovine TB will
be just as prevalent in our herds after the cull as it was before. Just look at the results from Southern
Ireland’s culling program.
Anyway, onwards and upwards. Let’s just hope the closest badger sett to wherever
you live is kept safe.
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