This blog has been established by animal lovers to expose the double standards, hypocricy and media driven prosecution policy that is institutional within the RSPCA. This site thoroughly condemns cruelty and neglect towards animals and in particular objects to the numbers of animals killed by the RSPCA (60,000+ per annum) and several of the methods used. DISCLAIMER; The views expressed on this blog are not validated by the Blogger and are based upon the views or expressions of third parties.
Wednesday, 7 March 2012
RSPCA AND ANIMAL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS RESPONSIBLE FOR SUICIDE?
A farmer targeted by animal rights activists has been found dead days after evidence of horrific cruelty on his farm was revealed.
Stephen Brown, 52, is believed to have shot himself in a field after saying he was ‘absolutely gutted’ about the shocking exposé.
An undercover animal rights activist secretly filmed a worker on his Norfolk farm beating a pig to death with an iron bar, kicking piglets and smashing a live animal’s head on to a concrete floor.
Still photographs showed a worker aiming a powerful rifle at a sow and the apparently lifeless body in its pen.
The RSPCA described it as one of the worst cases of animal abuse it had seen and launched its own investigation after the secret footage was released by campaign group Animal Equality last weekend, and welfare and standards group Red Tractor suspended the farm from its quality assurance scheme.
There was no suggestion that Mr Brown was directly involved in the cruelty, but the film included footage of apparent long-term neglect and showed animals with large open sores and festering wounds.
Mr Brown gave an emotional interview to the BBC on Monday in which he said he was hit ‘very hard’ by the film, but claimed it had been ‘dramatised’.
He and his wife Fiona had been due to take their two daughters on a half-term ski trip but cancelled it after the video was released.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2101693/Pig-farmer-slammed-RSPCA-horrific-cruelty-animals-dead-suspected-suicide.html
More blood on the RSPCA's hands?
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