Families 4 Hunting surprise John Prescott in Yorkshire
Countryside Alliance | 29.04.2004 16:27
Twenty representatives of Families 4 Hunting ambushed John Prescott as he visited a Flower Show in Yorkshire last Thursday.
Representatives from several local packs and coursing clubs attended the demonstration which was organised by Julie Nelson from the Hunsley Beacon Beagles. The group surprised the Deputy Prime Minister as he left the event when, surrounded by journalists, they threw off their coats to reveal pink F4H t-shirts and 59% posters!
The ambush was greeted with lots of media interest and it provided an excellent opportunity for spokespeople to ridicule the local MPs who had signed the Early Day Motion. Interviews were conducted with three local radio stations and four local papers. Congratulations to all involved!
The ambush was greeted with lots of media interest and it provided an excellent opportunity for spokespeople to ridicule the local MPs who had signed the Early Day Motion. Interviews were conducted with three local radio stations and four local papers. Congratulations to all involved!
Countryside Alliance
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Twisted Sicko families for hunting
29.04.2004 16:58
Liber8r
Thankyou, CA
29.04.2004 18:02
When you order a reprint of your 59% posters, maybe you could put a 'source' credit at the bottom. As it stands, the statistic could have come from a Dog 'n' Donkey magazine readers poll for all we know.
ps. Dog 'n' Donkey = Horse & Hound magazine. The periodical of choice for hunt protesters who want to be up to date about meets.
bobby
really?
29.04.2004 21:51
Investigator-X
CA survey techniques
30.04.2004 11:04
This and loaded questions is how they managed to get their figure of 59%.
So come on hooray henry, give us the actual questions, percentages and other details for this figure. Or are you afraid the truth will out?
FtP
censor this
30.04.2004 12:43
p.s i am not the biggest fan of prescot ,but i hope he twated the little shits . he has a good reputation for this and it is highly entertaining.
red letter
"anyone with half a brain realises its benefits"
30.04.2004 13:39
I have yet to hear anyone explain how drag-hunting wouldn't protect 'the rural economy' (which anyway hardly relies on hunting) from collapse if hunting were banned. Of course you don't get to kill anything then though!
Tom
@ho ha henry
30.04.2004 14:47
people like u only care to keep your unjustified priveleges and your disgusting so called entertainment.
u better not be around when our class takes over cos your arse is going to be fed to the dogs.
i hope you fall of your horse and break your fucking neck .
red letter
answer the question henry
30.04.2004 15:21
And Henry you seem to have missed the point. There are other jobs available for the Hunting Folk (otherwise know as Scum). Don't just say i don't have a grasp of economics etc... As i do. The point is that animals are brutally murdered by packs of dogs for the entertainment of their human owners. We as a species have no right to commit such terrible acts and must stop. So people won't get quite so much money from doing other jobs, oh well. It doesn't take that much money to get by. We don't really need that much stuff, but then again i'm not going to get through to you am I Henry? (That is if you are upper class which i suspect you are).
Please respond to FtP's questions
fredrico
e-mail: musteatvegan@yahoo.co.uk
"Tom your comment on drag hunting shows your ignorance of Hunting"
30.04.2004 17:26
Not that economics is a reason to kill anyhow. Sure, rural economies are getting screwed by corporate out-of-town stores etc... er, lets set a pack of dogs on a fox, that'll make up for the local post office closing!
I grew up in the countryside and hunting is a very much a minority interest, and a sadistic and unjustifiable one at that.
So why isn't drag hunting etc an economic alternative for fox hunting? Enlighten me, please.
Tom
Missed the point
01.05.2004 08:03
fredrico
e-mail: musteatvegan@yahoo.co.uk