GreekIslandGirl wrote:erolz66 wrote:What is ridiculous is ...
... that the British military Bases are working against these birds' survival, from what you say, and yet you blame the RoC. If the Base areas were given over 100% to the RoC this problem would be diminished just as it has been in the rest of the island. Or are you now going to tell us there are hot-spots everywhere! Go on keep changing your story just to blame the RoC.
GreekIslandGirl wrote:You might find, in time, that Miltiades is not as innocent as he seems.
The subaltern wrote:“Cypriot’s attitude to animals” is not a question and neither a statement but an unfinished sentence that seeks a response; in fact it seeks an evaluative response.
The subaltern wrote: Needles to say the above are not unbiased reporters of facts but partisan individuals with an agenda.
The subaltern wrote: Unfortunately these organisations and individuals, been unchallenged for so long, had spread propaganda and untruths that with time have become “truths” through repetition or factoids if one prefers.
The subaltern wrote: For example millions (!!!) of birds are trapped by lime sticks and mist nents; yet you will never find how many millions of birds have been caught by lime sticks and how many by mist nets.
The subaltern wrote: You will never be told that the increase of mist net use( an indiscriminate method of trapping) is due to their campaign in destroying lime sticks wherever they find them resulting in their replacement by mist nets.
The subaltern wrote:You will never be told that the purpose of the lime stick trapper is to trap ambeloboulia and that ambelopoulia are not in fact an endanger species and that their numbers are increasing in Europe.
erolz66 earlier in this thread wrote:The problem with illegal bird trapping is the indiscriminate nature of the birds trapped and killed. If you could and wanted to factory farm black caps for your table you would not hear a peep out of me. Hell if you could trap them in mist nets without ALSO trapping many species that are in very real danger of not existing at all ever again I probably would not care much either.
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