• Romania might go at war with it's own bear population
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[quote]In the depths of Transylvania, Romania, a war against one of Europe’s largest brown bear populations is looming. Following a string of cases involving damage to private property from bears in recent months, Csaba Borboly, a senior politician from the Transylvanian region, has called for the army to be brought in. “The [bear] problem needs the involvement of specialised state institutions such as the police, the paramilitary and even the army.” Borboly’s remarks follow on the heels of a decision made in late September by the Romanian government to raise the bear hunting quota by the largest margin in recent history. The new quota allows for 550 bears to be killed over the next 12 months, up two-thirds from the 2012 quota. However, this is no longer considered to be enough. With support from the hunting lobby and egged on by the increasingly bear-wary Romanian media, Borboly is calling on the Romanian government to amend a European treaty which limits the number of bears that can be culled each year. “We have very big problems with bears. Bears are everywhere now in Romania. The French have three bears and they are pushing in parliament to get rid of them as they cause problems for farmers. But they won’t let Romania do anything about our bears, and we have 8,000.” The danger is that, with the Romanian media becoming increasingly frenzied about the ‘bear problem’, people will take the issue into their own hands. In the last few weeks, Domokos has found four bears trapped in poachers’ snares along just a 25-mile stretch, and believes there are many more which he doesn’t see. “Once the population turn against bears, we have a serious problem,” says Domokos. “The hunting lobby can get away with raising the quota in the name of social protection. And once the quota goes up, it is very unlikely it will come down again.”[/quote] [URL="http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2014/oct/16/romanian-politician-calls-for-the-army-to-help-control-bear-population"]Source[/URL]
[QUOTE]In the depths of Transylvania, Romania[/QUOTE] Rise of the Lycans.
[url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emu_War"]The Australians did a similar thing once with a much less lethal foe.[/url]
Just in time for Halloween. Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha-Haaa [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JQXgn-cubQ[/media]
once a soldier dies and the bears take his arms this war will really get kicking not his actual arms but they'll probably take those as well
[QUOTE=EpikEnvy2.0;46276959]once a soldier dies and the bears take his arms this war will really get kicking not his actual arms but they'll probably take those as well[/QUOTE] the right to bear arms just got a whole lot more confusing
[QUOTE=Novangel;46276855][url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emu_War"]The Australians did a similar thing once with a much less lethal foe.[/url][/QUOTE] less lethal? those fucks can kick really hard ok
[QUOTE=Borboly] The French have three bears and they are pushing in parliament to get rid of them as they cause problems for farmers. But they won’t let Romania do anything about our bears, and we have 8,000.[/QUOTE] :v:
In Danzing sometimes we've got boars running all over the place like a couple of twats
If only we could domesticate them... We would fix our problem and get a new cavalry division.
Mounties on bears... i can imagine the crime rate dropping drastically
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