Thread: Aus Day 2014 - WA off to a bad start... Shark cull

Originally Posted by beagleONE

for those sympathetic to this cause, if you could take two minutes of your evening to sign this petition it would go a long way.

only 2300 more to go until it reaches 75000, then it will be forwarded to the Australian Senate requesting change.

some more interesting facts, which are well supported

https://www.change.org/petitions/the...in-australia-2

Done

Originally Posted by newlandyowner

Tracking was offered by a US company but they turned them down

US shark tag experts plead with Buswell - Yahoo!7

And it's hooks, not nets that they are putting in the water. There is a big difference between the two.

No shark culls for South Australian beaches, Government and Opposition say

Quote:
Acting Environment Minister Leon Bignell has ruled out similar measures in South Australia, saying they would result in the deaths of other marine life.

"It doesn't make sense. It's indiscriminate slaughter of not only sharks but dolphins and turtles and other animals that get caught up on these hooks," he said.

"There's no logic to it and it's a very scary thing."

How about this?

Kind of makes your blue blood want to turn red , doesn't it?

Shark Attacks On Humans Vs. Human Attacks On Sharks [Infographi | Australian Popular Science

Originally Posted by Fatso

And your point is !

no need to explain, you know EXACTLY what I am inferring.

internet partitions are not legal and will not be excepted its just a way of collection email address to sell to scamers
they can kill all the sharks they want its good enough for queensland its good enough for w.a. lets face it w.a. and qld is keeping the rest of Australia a float so there for we know whats best and the rest of oz take note

Should we plant traps or IED's in pure roads to indiscriminately take out cars and their drivers in their (natural) habitat?

That is what we are doing. And as far as WA and QLD holding up the economy, what a load.
If QLD is keeping the economy afloat, then why are so many miners jobless at the moment?

All the states do their bit. I might move to Tassie one day once they mine the beauty out of WA and QLD, and soon NSW.

Will.