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How “they” destroy Shops in late England
Posted in 2017 with tags criminal fire, destruction, invaders, migrants, Muslims, UK on August 30, 2017 by MARIE EMMANUELLE QUILICHINIAfter Horses fighting to death for Muslim entertainment in the Philippines. Now Bear Bating in Pakistan. The rules are simple: a pair of trained fighting dogs are unleashed on a tethered bear whose claws and sharpest teeth have been removed
Posted in animals with tags Consciousness, destruction, Dogs, Fights, Islam, Kund Bear Sanctuary, Pakistan, Revolting, Violence, World Society for the Protection of Animals on May 8, 2017 by MARIE EMMANUELLE QUILICHINI
A bear attempts to fend off attacks from specially trained dogs at a bear baiting event.
Although the bear baiting was banned in Pakistan in 1980 by the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, it continues to prevail in deeply rural tribal regions. Landlords are extremely powerful figures in certain areas of rural Pakistan. They are the main actors behind these fights, which they organise for several reasons. Firstly, the events are intended to draw large crowds â and therefore more money â to village fairs in the landlordâs territory. But mainly, the landlords want to prove they are above the law: defying the government ban against bear baiting is a way of flexing their political muscles.
Dog owners pull the dogs off the bear after several minutes of fighting. Although the bears are often injured, they are too valuable to their gypsie owners â who use them over multiple fights â to be killed.
Animal protection groups like the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) have worked with Pakistani authorities to try to eradicate the practice. According to the WSPA, education campaigns and crackdowns on bear-baiting events have helped stop 80% of planned bear baiting events since 2001, and led to the successful rescue of 40 bears. Nevertheless, the group estimates there are some 70 bears still being made to fight in Pakistan.
The Kund Bear Sanctuary was set up in 2000 near the northern Pakistani city of Peshawar to provide a safe haven for baited bears that were confiscated from their owners.
A toothless bear injured after a fight wih dogs.
The Girl Who Silenced the World at the UN; Had They Listened to Her, We Would Live In Another World
Posted in 2013 with tags Children, destruction, Earth, Earth Summit, ecology, Environment, Land, planet, Severn Cullis-Suzuki, Severn Suzuki, Social justice, UN Earth Summit, united nations, United States, Vancouver, World, world leaders on October 31, 2013 by MARIE EMMANUELLE QUILICHINIThe Girl Who Silenced the World at the UN; Had They Listened to Her, We Would Live In Another World. Our Children and the Children of our Children if they are able to will Judge History and What we have done with this Beautiful Blue Planet that we had borrowed from our Ancestors. We are JUST Tenants, We don’t Own the land.
Ponder about what we have done in a CENTURY to Earth…….
Born and raised in Vancouver, Severn Suzuki has been working on environmental and social justice issues since kindergarten. At age 9, she and some friends started the Environmental Children’s Organization (ECO), a small group of children committed to learning and teaching other kids about environmental issues. They traveled to 1992’s UN Earth Summit, where 12 year-old Severn gave this powerful speech that deeply affected (and silenced) some of the most prominent world leaders. The speech had such an impact that she has become a frequent invitee to many UN conferences.
Blue Marble (Planet Earth) (Photo credit: woodleywonderworks)
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Borneo tribes: 30-year regime âhas destroyed everythingâ
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Borneo, Corruption, destruction, Environment, Government, Hardship, Land, Malysian part of Borneo, March 25th 2011, People, rainforest, Rivers, Sarawak, Taib Mahmud, Tribes on March 25, 2011 by MARIE EMMANUELLE QUILICHINI
Michael Jackson – Earth Song – PCM Stereo
Posted in Uncategorized with tags destruction, Earth Song, ecology, Environment, michael jackson, Mother Nature, Music, Pop * Number Ones, RESPECT, Video on March 21, 2011 by MARIE EMMANUELLE QUILICHINIAfter Horses fighting to death for Muslim entertainment in the Philippines. Now Bear Bating in Pakistan. The rules are simple: a pair of trained fighting dogs are unleashed on a tethered bear whose claws and sharpest teeth have been removed
Posted in animals with tags Consciousness, destruction, Dogs, Fights, Islam, Kund Bear Sanctuary, Pakistan, Revolting, Violence, World Society for the Protection of Animals on March 17, 2011 by MARIE EMMANUELLE QUILICHINI
A bear attempts to fend off attacks from specially trained dogs at a bear baiting event.
Although the bear baiting was banned in Pakistan in 1980 by the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, it continues to prevail in deeply rural tribal regions. Landlords are extremely powerful figures in certain areas of rural Pakistan. They are the main actors behind these fights, which they organise for several reasons. Firstly, the events are intended to draw large crowds â and therefore more money â to village fairs in the landlordâs territory. But mainly, the landlords want to prove they are above the law: defying the government ban against bear baiting is a way of flexing their political muscles.
Dog owners pull the dogs off the bear after several minutes of fighting. Although the bears are often injured, they are too valuable to their gypsie owners â who use them over multiple fights â to be killed.
Animal protection groups like the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) have worked with Pakistani authorities to try to eradicate the practice. According to the WSPA, education campaigns and crackdowns on bear-baiting events have helped stop 80% of planned bear baiting events since 2001, and led to the successful rescue of 40 bears. Nevertheless, the group estimates there are some 70 bears still being made to fight in Pakistan.
The Kund Bear Sanctuary was set up in 2000 near the northern Pakistani city of Peshawar to provide a safe haven for baited bears that were confiscated from their owners.
A toothless bear injured after a fight wih dogs.
Japan’s Earthquakes March 11th 2011 : Tsunami turns Sendai Airport into island
Posted in Uncategorized with tags destruction, Disaster, Epicenter, Island, Runway, Sendai, Tsunami on March 13, 2011 by MARIE EMMANUELLE QUILICHINI
Indonesia Cracks: Lebak Goak/67 House threatened Cracks/Purworejo/Ponorogo/Solo Cracks.. Posted by khan
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Building Damage, Cracks, destruction, Fondations, Geological Faults, Heavy Rain, Holes, Indonesia, Instability, Landslides, March 2011, potential catastrophe, Sinking, Soil on March 13, 2011 by MARIE EMMANUELLE QUILICHINI
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Fractured Land From Damaged Buildings
PURWOREJO -Jambean land crack at Hamlet, Village Sidorejo, District / County Purworejo citizens increasingly worry about. The reason, the ground cracked in discontinuous condition began to destroy the building 400 meters along the cracks.
One of the most striking building is seen damaged the mosque of Al Muttaqin just above the ground ruptures. Wall prayer room has been broken and tilted after the foundation soil at the foundation began sinkhole.
By monitoring Suara Merdeka yesterday, the length of the crack walls are almost two meters. In addition, the fence prayer room which was situated a straight line to the side with the wall was also broken. If not immediately addressed, it is feared that cracked ground events will result in more severe damage.
Village Head (Kadesh) Sidorejo Lewis revealed, wall and fence damage mosque showed that the soil cracks quite serious and need treatment sooner.
Start Worrying “People started to worry because not only cracked soil, but the building was so damaged,” he said.
He worried the soil cracks on the slopes of the hills Menoreh could trigger landslides. If heavy rain, residents who live in areas prone to that worry. “Especially at night, residents can not sleep,” he said.
Village Secretary (Sekdes) Sidorejo Martono added, if it rains at night, residents chose to keep the rain water does not enter into the cracks. “Water lines are continuously monitored. Citizens directs water through the channels created on the slopes of the hills,” he said.
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Swept away by the tsunami: 10,000 people missing in flattened town which bore brunt of killer wave caused by megaquake By Wil Longbottom
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Death, Death Toll, destruction, Disaster, Earthquakes, government officials, Japanese, Kill, March 11th 2011, megaquake, Missing, No Electricty, no water, People, port of Minamisanriku, Sea, Search, trains, Tsunamis on March 12, 2011 by MARIE EMMANUELLE QUILICHINI
Will one of two destroyed Buddha statues by the Talibans be reconstructed?
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Buddha, destruction, Intolerance, Islam, Radical, Reconstruction, Statues on March 3, 2011 by MARIE EMMANUELLE QUILICHINI
