Lets have a cull of the Looters!
By Mike Cunningham On August 31st, 2011A recent proposal to cull large sectors of the West of England’s farmlands and countryside of badgers, so as to help eradicate TB in cattle met with the usual response. Wild-eyed animal activists threatening to chain themselves to each and every badger was one of the milder proposals. But middle England, as usual, looked on with less than mild interest, and then turned away to the X-factor, or the X-box, or even re-runs of the X-files; anything rather than become interested about the arguments regarding the spread of a dangerous and deadly infection within the bodies of animals which we, as a nation, get our milk, butter and cheese from, as well as meat for the table.
Statements from the Food Standards Agency seem to indicate that there is a high probability of TB-infected meat getting into the human food chain, as the present tuberculin ‘reactor’ test is grossly inadequate in allowing observable results apart from measuring the size of the ‘reactor’ lesions. The use of gamma-interferon testing is now accepted by DEFRA, but only on ‘prescribed circumstances’, presumably because the DEFRA ‘tuberculin fans’ have not yet been bribed sufficiently to move over to the more exacting ‘gamma-interferon’ testing.
But the ‘cull’ fans seem to be gaining ground, and hopefully we shall see decisive action at long last to rid our countryside of these noisome pests who spread disease so readily to our national cattle herd.
Some might ask why I write about a problem which is strictly the purview of animal husbandry specialists? I am now arriving at my point, which is to suggest that we organise a second cull, but not of ‘Old Brock’ along with all his families; no, I reckon we ought to have a cull with meaning! Why do we not cull all the Heads and officers of the Quangos which leach off the national treasure? Can we add my personal non-favourite, Trevor Philips and all his EHRC mates? Should we not add to the cull by listing all the fat-cats of the County Councils, some of whom ‘earn’ more than twice what is ‘earned’ by our beloved millionaire Prime Minister? Can the bloated M.O.D. crowd be added en-masse to that list, along with 13th Century Fox?Should we not extend the ‘culling’ list to include all those grossly-overpaid Chief-and Senior executives of the Strategic Health Authorities, especially the murdering bastards of the Mid-Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust who, despite presiding over the deaths of hundreds of patients, walked away with millions?
Now I am not suggesting for one second that we should kill these dregs of our ‘Me-Me-Me Society’, no, I have something a lot more long-lasting in store for my list of the truly idle scum who inhabit all those plush offices, with their carpets and air-conditioning; I reckon about a ten-year stint of farming should do the trick. Farming? Have I gone mad? Nope, because the place where the ever-growing list of named scum would be shuttled to would be my favourite place in all the world; Gruinard Island.
This idea for a cull of the Quangos and particularly their grossly overpaid CEOs and suchlike seems attractive. But, for some reason I cannot understand, the holders of such positions seem to genuinely believe that they are worth every penny and that others in similar positions are worth every penny also. They have no humility and no appreciation of who actually does the real hard work.
A cull of the feral underclass? Thats what war’s are for. Now I understand why successive PM’s Loony Brown, Liar Blair and Smooth liar Cameron have been doing. whipping up wars to get the ferals knocked off.
Well it hasn’t worked, so can I suggest a bit of National Service and ship the farters off to Afghanistan? 5 years should be about right.
DiG,
Your contention that the B.B.C. cartel has been whipping up wars to ‘cull the underclass’ doesn’t really stand up to scrutiny. Why cull on the one hand and then import a far larger number of an even lower ‘feral underclass’? – as they say ‘that does not compute’.
Quite Ernest they’ve been whipping up the wrong kind of wars. I still think 5 years of 1950′s style National Service would sort out this country very swiftly.
Rejuvenate the UK armament industry (making all those Lee Enfields)
Eradicate Unemployment overnight.
Immediately solve the immigration problem -since if you want to live here you now owe the Queen five years of active service just like the home grown peeps. Watch inner London and parts of Yorkshire empty overnight.
Stimulate the property and construction market – lot’s of barracks to be built in out of the way hell holes.
Oh yes ‘Get some In’ you ‘orrible little scrotes!
And meanwhile back in the real world, there are a disproportionately high amount of our prison population are former service-men.
But the ‘cull’ fans seem to be gaining ground, and hopefully we shall see decisive action at long last to rid our countryside of these noisome pests who spread disease so readily to our national cattle herd.
Your ignorance of this is profound. Cattle infect badgers as well. And culling badgers in an area leads to an increase in the disease as the survivors are dispersed from their home setts. Badgers can already be vaccinated (a trial project is underway) and there is a realsitic prospect of a vaccine for cattle within a few years. That is the solution to this problem, not slaughtering (exterminating?) a wild animal which has been with us for thousands of years.
“Now I am not suggesting for one second that we should kill these dregs of our ‘Me-Me-Me Society”
Well, I make no bones about it. I am fervently in favour of exterminating ALL the criminals.
No pity, no excuses. Just gas them all and cleanse English society of the cancer.