The badgers have had their say !!
Yes! The government’s climate sceptic environment secretary,Owen Paterson has been sackedat last, after thousands of us put his incompetence in the spotlight.
Owen Paterson refused to accept climate change is happening because of the things humans do. He wouldn’t even meet with scientific advisors.
The badger cull which was started to investigate Bovine TB, but which did not even test killed badgers to see if they were carrying the disease; along with his ignorance of the evidence presented by many national welfare organizations re live animal exports / transport; also combined with the shambles seen earlier this year re massive flooding in parts of the UK, has now resulted in Owen Paterson being sacked from his position as government Minister in todays (15/7) Conservative Party reshuffle.
Owen Paterson’s replacement; new Environment Secretary Liz Truss might do a better job; although it cannot really be any worse than what has been experienced !
Will she turn out to be a climate denier like Owen Paterson? Or will she quickly announce she’s taking a better approach, and plans to meet with chief scientific advisors?
As the new head of Defra; which makes her responsible for most animal welfare issues; we greatly hope that Ms Truss will start to take the many actions that self opinionated Paterson has rejected during his time in government.
Today, 15th July 2014 is a day that many people will be celebrating. In an ironic way, the many badgers that were killed in the government led mass cock-up known as the badger cull trials have at last got something back – a kind of badger karma.
Goodbye Mr. Paterson; no thanks for nothing; you were a waste of space from the start and we are all now rejoicing that you are once again sent back to the ‘back benches’ of the UK political system.
A great day for common sense and to get rid of useless baggage.
https://serbiananimalsvoice.com/2013/10/21/uk-petition-owen-paterson-must-resign-please-crosspost/


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