On Thursday the over paid talking shop(The Welsh Arsembly) decide the fate of tb reactor Shambo, a poison filled bovine that should have been slaughtered as soon as it was tested positive.
Alas David Milliband, passed the buck onto the Welsh Assembly and so the law has not been enacted for fear of offending some people under the misguided belief the Shambo is some sort of God.
Shambo the tb reactor lives in the Community of the Many Names of God in the Welsh Village of Llanpumsaint – the Church of five saints.
Alas toss pot libelist Paul Flynn is spouting lots of hot air about how bovine tb is not leathal: I direct people to this. Fine the misguided comment to Flynn that bovine tb is harmless: Paul Flynn talks out of his arse...again.
And even a bit on a death from the BBC: Report of bovine tb case
Before screening there were around 200 deaths a year from this, the only reason that this does not happen now is that God's like Shambo are put down.
Mad libelist claims on his site that this is a "sad testimony to society’s devotion to greed." - Not so much greed as the protection of human life over that over a mere animal, sorry a god!
Post on tb reactor Shambo1. and Post on tb reactor Shambo 2. and Post on tb reactor Shambo 3. and lastly a good day to bury bad moos
Before - tb bovine outbreak in waiting.
After Shambo has walked the green mile.!
Full story here: Shambo to walk the green mile?
**Update - Steak back on the menu: Shambo to walk the green mile.
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THE decision to slaughter Shambo the temple bull was “justified”, the Court of Appeal ruled today. The six-year-old bull, revered by Hindu monks at the Skanda Vale Community in Llanpumsaint, west Wales, was given a reprieve last week. But the Welsh Assembly Government, which served the slaughter order in May after Shambo tested positive for exposure to bovine tuberculosis (BTB), decided to appeal. Today judges sitting in London upheld the appeal in a ruling that could be the death sentence for Shambo...
Link: http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/165056/Bovine_TB_can_spread_in_humans_
- Experts told the Lancet that bovine TB was an under-appreciated cause of disease and death in humans.
- The first case was reported in 2004 and four cases were reported in 2005 and one more case in 2006. They have launched HPA investigation as soon as they were reported the first case in 2004.
- The results of DNA fingerprinting tests showed all six cases were identically linked, most probably by person-to-person spread. In 19th and 20th centuries these Mycobacterium bovis infection in humans were common and more than 2,500
- Lastly check out bovine tb reactor webcam
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