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| Moonbat Eco-Nuts Try To Save Dingo Who Nearly Devoured Baby |
| 2004-11-10 |
| Death Knell for Dingo RESIDENTS and Aboriginal elders have leapt to the defence of a dingo marked for death. A dog's gotta eat tender meat. No fair scaring it off! The dingo had entered a Fraser Island resort room in which a baby was sleeping. As it headed towards 14-week-old Scarlett Corke, her five-year-old sister, Georgia, screamed and jumped in front of the animal. Kid's got guts! Georgia's father David ran from another room to chase it away. Big human foiled my dinner. - The Dingo. I must find a PETA member to protest! National Parks and Wildlife Service executive director Allan Feely said his order to shoot the dingo would not change, despite locals' concerns. Of course those who want to save the dingo are slow to offer their children as food. That is for the "city slickers". "Our number one concern is public safety and we won't take risks at Fraser or for that matter anywhere else," Mr Feely said. "I authorised the culling of the dingo and it stands. I believe it's our only choice." He said it could take a week to track, identify and put down the dog. Feely ordered the culling on Friday after the dingo entered the room at the Kingfisher Bay Resort. A dog threating a baby has got to die. This is common sense. Resort spokeswoman Kaye Bishop said the company had strict procedures regarding dingoes and was meticulous at securing food scraps. Some people still can't read, and it puts everyone at risk. Resident and island community advisory panel member Mike West said it should not be shot as it had not exhibited aggressive behaviour. Licking its chops over a little baby doesn't count, eh Mikey? "If that was an aggressive dog, it was easily big enough to have gone for the five-year-old let alone the baby," Mr West said. Voted Green party in your election last month, eh? Sounds like it. Listen dimwit. The dog was probably scared of the 5-yr-olds yelling. Dimnwit. How about we volunteer YOU as bait to lure the dingo. Then we will really see how aggressive it is! A total of 65 dingoes have been shot since 2001 when Clinton Gage, 9, died after being bitten by a dingo. But Mikey probably says that the dingos have a quota, too! |
| Posted by:BigEd |
| #1 How many of them have dingos as pets? |
| Posted by: Mark Espinola 2004-11-10 7:15:16 PM |