Culling and population management of animals

[Guest guest]

THIS BLOODY CONCEPT OF FARMING CROCODILES IN INDIA SHOULD BE ABORTED

IMMEDIATELY.

I have read this paper which you have mentioned earlier as well.

 

The writer Oliver E. Deppert in pages 13 and 14 clearly highlights how

" Animal People " ( people standing for animal rights etc ) can be controlled

and managed by those who propose to set up such farms.

 

He says, " This is a very difficult task and it would take extremely

dedicated people and lots of money ! There needs to be funding and backing

coming from the government, its partners in development or possibly an NGO,

or possibly commercial croc farms earmarking a percentage of their profits

to pay for environmental education and area protection measures such as

guards. In any case there needs to be money coming in to sustain a project

such as this. "

 

So anyone who has the power of buying of a few important people in the

Government and an NGO can do anything in Asia, this is what many western

researchers and the World Bank has been time and again trying to do with

every wretched projects they conceive and also get away easily. Be it

constructing DAMS in the northeastern states of India or starting Crocodile

farms in Bangladesh.

 

I hope we realize these things at least now before its not too late.

 

I would also like to caution those individuals and NGOs who have any plans

of dipping their hands in such alliance. You are being watched...be careful

!!!

 

Azam Siddiqui

 

 

 

 

On 2/19/07, wrote:

>

> Dear Azam,

> Thanks for writing. Paper on Bangladeshi commercial

> crocodile farming here :

>

>

http://www.ais-dhaka.net/School_Library/Senior%20Projects/04_Deppert_crocodiles.\

pdf

> If I am not mistaken, Romulus Whitaker is a consultant to this project.

> Regarding population management of animals, this paper by John Aspinall

> is interesting :

> http://www.totallywild.net/includes/about/ANIMALSb.pdf

>

<http://www.ais-dhaka.net/School_Library/Senior%20Projects/04_Deppert_crocodiles\

..pdf>

> He suggested mass culling of humans in this speech at an animal rights

> conference in Cambridge in 1977. John Aspinall was a close friend of the

> Indian tiger conservationist Billy Arjan Singh and visited Dudhwa National

> Park and offered his support to the reintroduction of the famed hybrid

> tigress Tara. He was an exceptional zoo director who believed in animal

> rights.

> Trust you are well.

> Best wishes,

>

>

>

>

> On 2/18/07, AZAM SIDDIQUI <azam24x7 wrote:

> >

> > " Maybe someone could introduce crocodile polo. "

> >

> >

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> >

> > If we can cut the comedy please, this is something that demands serious

> > attention atleast amongst the Asian Nations.

> > The World Bank and its sister associations have been engaged in

> > commercial farming of Crocodiles in Bangladesh for many years now.

> > They are now hell bent on popularising 'Crocodile Farming' in the North

> > east states of India as well. In a seminar which was sponsored by the World

> > Bank some time back in Guwahati, I happened to go through the

> > brouchure/leaflets which was distributed amongst the delegates /

> > entrepreneurs present and was shocked to see that pictures of corcodiles in

> > Bangladesh farms were shown, along with statistics and data as to how

> > lucrative it is to be involved in this business.

> >

> > You have 'Elephant Experts' suggesting wierd things as 'Commercial

> > Elephant Cullings', you have the World Bank promoting 'Commercial Crocodile

> > Farming', you have China sponsoring Indian journalists to visit 'Tiger

> > Farms' so that 'Commercial Tiger Farming' gets a nod in India as well.

> >

> > Where is India going ?????

> >

> > I am afraid if things are not arrested in the begining, just like the

> > Tribal Bill all the above discussed plans can fast turn into reality.

> >

> > Azam Siddiqui

> >

> >

> > On 2/17/07, Merritt Clifton <anmlpepl > wrote:

> > >

> > > Maybe someone could introduce crocodile polo.

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