1. ^ Addendum. Belgian female made famous during FIFA for being a face in the crowd that attracted camera attention and a L'Oreal modelling contract also has the hobby of hunting endangered animals and then bragging about it. The cryptochristos styling themselves as "animal activists" who descend to deliberately misrepresent and ban longstanding traditions in India were not remotely interested in the Belgian's psychotic tendencies, nor PETA as far as I can tell, but L'Oreal - hardly the most animal-friendly organisation - apparently distanced themselves from the female psycho, i.e. she likes to kill at random for fun and take trophy pictures. Reminiscent of those AmriKKKan soldiers who liked to kill Afghan civilians including boys and keep their bones as trophies.
Guess PETA didn't sue her into court.
Also odd is that these people never hunt wild/endangered animals in their own countries, but go all the way to Africa to hunt animals native to that land. Probably don't want to loot the natural "resources" of their own lands, so that they can then return to lecture Africans (and Japanese etc) about the importance of "conservation" and how well they have conserved AmriKKKa/Europe.
BTW, many native Africans have died to conserve their wildlife, knowing of the dangers of their profession - and the numbers are increasing, as seen in documentaries (whereas Euro settlers in Africa have white-collar jobs in conservation). They get picked off by angry poachers. The animals concerned are worth a lot of money after all, and people don't think much of killing others - let alone conservationists - over such large sums of money.
- cbc.ca/newsblogs/yourcommunity/2014/07/belgian-world-cup-fan-loses-modelling-gig-over-hunting-photos.html
- telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/belgium/10962587/World-Cup-2014-LOreal-cuts-ties-with-model-Belgium-fan-after-hunting-picture.html
Guess PETA didn't sue her into court.
Also odd is that these people never hunt wild/endangered animals in their own countries, but go all the way to Africa to hunt animals native to that land. Probably don't want to loot the natural "resources" of their own lands, so that they can then return to lecture Africans (and Japanese etc) about the importance of "conservation" and how well they have conserved AmriKKKa/Europe.
BTW, many native Africans have died to conserve their wildlife, knowing of the dangers of their profession - and the numbers are increasing, as seen in documentaries (whereas Euro settlers in Africa have white-collar jobs in conservation). They get picked off by angry poachers. The animals concerned are worth a lot of money after all, and people don't think much of killing others - let alone conservationists - over such large sums of money.