We are killing the earth

Africa can no longer sustain the human tide that devours everything in its path, while like locusts or parasites it plunders all natural resources in its path.
The majority of Africans take from the earth without giving anything back in return
It is no good to just to reduce pollution and waste.  We need to heal the earth.

Every living thing needs healthy food, clean oxygen rich air and clean healthy water to survive.
It is no longer good enough to stop waste and to recycle; we need to actively heal the land, water and air we breathe.
Humanity is sick.  Humanity dies from infections like aids, TB and the various flue viruses.
Even our food (swine flu, mad cow disease) is infected.

Infected people deposits polluted waste products into the soil and water.   When they die their infected bodies are buried into the ground.

The ground itself is contaminated.  People die from cancer and do not know where they get it from.  We eat food that grows on decaying diseased pollution.

Toxic wastes are deposited into the air, or are buried into the ground, and because we can not see it we think it causes no harm.

Have you ever considered that the earth itself needs to be fed and needs to breathe and needs a clean water supply to sustain life?

The byproducts of nature heals the earth, while the byproducts of human occupation poisons it.

For the earth to heal and for people to grow healthy immune systems again we need to correct the balance of nature to human occupation.
We need to actively heal the earth.
Humanity is physically dying in front of our eyes.
How long will antibiotics have any effects against viruses?
How much stronger can we mix antibiotics to fight viruses before the antibiotics start killing the people it is supposed to cure?  It is already happening right now!

We need to heal the earth so that the earth can sustain human life.  So that the food we eat strengthens our immune systems.

We need to clean our air so that it contains the amount of oxygen again that will destroy germs.
A decrease of oxygen in the air means an increase of harmful organisms.
Poisonous particles in the air replace oxygen.  This is serious; humanity is poisoning the very land we need for the survival of the specie.

It is no longer good enough to just recycle and hide toxic waste.

We need to drastic reduce the birthrate in areas where humans are overpopulated.
One baby per every two humans will gradually reduce the imbalance and decrease toxic waste.

We need to feed the earth, clean the waters and purify the air and remove the buried toxic waste; 
Before nature enforces its own protective mechanisms against the human invasion.
We need to spend money to introduce earth healing strategies.
We must stop the burying of toxic wastes and diseased human carcasses.
We need to stop pouring human and chemical waste into our waterways, sea and air.

Before the earth dies, it will kill humanity.
Be warned!

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Information about the photographs:

• First photograph: - rubbish deposited into stormwater drains running into the sea.
• Second photograph: - One can see the layer of pollution in which er live and breathe.
• Third photograph: - waste being cleaned from the beach.  Much of it has been dumped by ships in our waters.
• Squatters occupying every bit of spare land.  Every bush hides illegal residents.   Their waste remains long after they stripped the area from wildlife and moved on.

backyard abattoirs

In South Africa, backyard abattoirs cause suffering for animals.
It is also very unhygienic.

Onesock's first birthday

31-12-2006

Photograph:

Onesock with his new Daddy, Wally, and the ladies from BAT who rescued him from the squatter camp.

A man was seen standing on a street corner, with this puppy in a plastic paper bag, on one of the hottest days of the year.

He wanted R120 for her. BAT bought her for R50 with the hope of finding suitable adopted parents for her.

According to the police it is not illegal to sell pets on street corners.

The law only protected livestock.

The charity shop specializes in inexpensive secondhand books, clothes, odds and ends

For more information about pets in South Africa

http://www.batorg.co.za/

http://batshop21.blogspot.com/

http://pets.startpage.co.za/

Snakes 'left to die' in container

21 June 2007 Helen Bamford reported that Twenty six venomous snakes found in appalling conditions at the Helderberg Nature Reserve have been confiscated by the SPCA, which has laid charges of cruelty against the owners of the reptiles and those entrusted with their care.
Read the report

Almost all ZIMBABWE'S wildlife was slaughtered since 2001

ELEANOR MOMBERG from The Weekend Argus, 15 Argus 2007, reported that


Almost all ZIMBABWE'S wildlife was slaughtered since 2001

ZIMBABWE'S wildlife, once a major tourist attraction, has been almost totally decimated since the start of the government-sanctioned land invasions seven years ago.

In its latest game count, the Zimbabwe Conservation Task Force has found that more than 90% of animals on private game ranches and between 35% and 100% of wildlife in conservancies have been killed since 2001.

Every year, game farms compare wildlife populations prior to, and during the land invasions, list the latest known populations, the number of snares recovered and 'the length of fencing stolen, mostly to make snares.

It has become more and more difficult to collate statistics because many farmers have left the country Of the 62 farms studied, 59 reported wildlife losses totalling 42 236

This included 75 black rhino, 9 562 impala, 4 969 kudu, 39 leopard, 31 lion, 567 Sable antelope, 18 cheetah, nine elephant, 466 giraffe, 6 762 warthog, 1959 wildebeest and more than 7 600 other unspecified species.

We murder animals

The future of wild animals in Africa are under threat. There is a tendency to expect animals to earn their keep.

There is no less pain involved when an animal gets killed for food instead of by a bullet for sport.

While humans feel the distorted need to hunt animals for sport, then let it at least form part of a natural feeding and population control process of animals living freely in the wild.

Allow animals to live a natural life span of at least five years outside in their natural habitat

Stop cruel canned hunting and forced animal breeding practices; rather increase the price tourists have to pay to hunt wild animals.

Let punishment for poaching and unlawful killing of animals measure up to kidnapping and murder of humans.

Carcasses of killed animals that are not needed for human consumption should be returned for the feeding of wild animals to minimise the need for them to hunt for food.

Create an international green star rating for game reserves that operate with the holistic well being of animals in mind.




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