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Pet Forum / Aquaria / Marine Reef / January 200428 Mexican Officials Charged in Illegal Hunting Scheme
The International Fund for Animal Welfare has welcomed a decision by the Mexican Government in late January to pursue sanctions against 28 officials involved in a massive illegal hunting scheme. http://www.anc.org/wildlife/wildlife_article.cfm?identifier=2004_0129_mexico Animal News Center Webmaster Why do you keep posting these in the 'reefs' newsgroup? Marc > The International Fund for Animal Welfare has welcomed a decision by the > Mexican Government in late January to pursue sanctions against 28 officials > involved in a massive illegal hunting scheme. > http://www.anc.org/wildlife/wildlife_article.cfm?identifier=2004_0129_mexico > Animal News Center Webmaster -- Personal Page: http://www.sparklingfloorservice.com/oanda/index.html Business Page: http://www.sparklingfloorservice.com Marine Hobbyist: http://www.melevsreef.com Abuse report sent to anc.org's ISP >Why do you keep posting these in the 'reefs' newsgroup? > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> http://www.anc.org/wildlife/wildlife_article.cfm?identifier=2004_0129_mexico >> Animal News Center Webmaster And I encourage you to do the same email abuse@SAVVIS.net > And I encourage you to do the same > > email abuse@SAVVIS.net Although this person -may- work for anc.org they are posting from cv.net Optimum Online (Cablevision Systems) both located in NY/NJ area. so abuse reports go to abuse@cv.net savvis probably wont do a think since it did come from their customer - could be a joe-job > savvis probably wont do a think since it did come from their customer - > could be a joe-job A little to quick on the send... that would be Savvis probably wont do a thing since it did NOT come from their customer > The International Fund for Animal Welfare has welcomed a decision by > the Mexican Government in late January to pursue sanctions against 28 > officials involved in a massive illegal hunting scheme. http://www.anc.org/wildlife/wildlife_article.cfm?identifier=2004_0129_mexico > Animal News Center Webmaster You do realize that more than likely these illegal permits were simply a case of money being skimmed. If the government had been given its cut we would have heard nothing about this, same thing with the dolphins. Mexico is not exactly concerned about animal populations unless there is an economic interest in that population |
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