BY NIGEL BEAN The farmer awoke in his Norfolk farm house. Was that a flash light shining through his window in the dead of night? He must be seeing things having just woken, he told himself. A few minutes later there it was again, he wasn’t seeing things after all. So he reached across and dialled an emergency number he had set in his phone. … Continue reading Hare & Hounds
BY NIGEL BEAN (& PAUL READ) A couple of years back I wrote a series of articles on the part the RSPB played in helping Labour obtain a hunt ban in 2004. Today I sit back with a metaphorical cigar while reading in newspapers that supporters are now refusing to renew their membership and animal rights protesters even forced them to take down their stand … Continue reading The RSPB & Foxes
BY NIGEL BEAN & PAUL READ Meet Professor Ted Friend. He explains in the video below how PETA tried to have him fired because the findings of his research weren’t in line with their ideology. Most decent folk in the UK would be appalled at this behaviour but not UK politicians, so it would appear. They need campaigns to keep them in the public eye, … Continue reading The PETA Machine
BY NIGEL BEAN According to several internet sources the phrase ‘Rewilding’ first appeared in 1990 and was written by a man called Dave Forman. He was a founder member of Earth First!, a radical group promoting sabotage as a weapon of intimidation against large corporations accused by the group of damaging the earth and plundering its resources. Dave Forman was inspired by a novel concerning … Continue reading Rewilding Revisited
BY NIGEL BEAN & PAUL READ Our Parliament and democracy are revered across the globe by a great many nations, and are the envy of many people suffering under corrupt government or dictatorship. Our Grandfathers fought long and bitter wars so we could have the freedom of choice in who governs us. To some individuals though it can appear our system has a major flaw – … Continue reading A Trail of Lies & Money
