11/9/13, "British troops drafted in to save elephants from Al Shabaab terrorists," UK Express
"ELITE British soldiers are being drafted in to help frontline forces fighting Al Shabaab terrorists who are slaughtering elephants and rhinos to fund their war on the West."
"Troops from 3rd Battalion, Parachute Regiment will support Kenyan wildlife rangers trying to stop the trade in “black ivory”.
The
profits allow them to pay jihadist fighters £75 a week to carry out
atrocities such as the one which left 67 dead in the Westgate shopping
centre attack in Nairobi....
Rhino poaching alone has increased by 3,000 per
cent in recent years, with one of these gentle animals now being killed
every 11 hours. A rhino horn is worth more than its weight in cocaine to
terror groups or crime syndicates.
The price of
“blood ivory” has seen poaching gangs resort to increasingly desperate
tactics, such as poisoning watering holes, to kill elephants.
In
the coming weeks, 25 British troops will give Kenya’s rangers expert
training. It is greatly needed, at least 60 Kenyan rangers have been
killed in the line of duty. Mr Paterson said: “Illegal poaching is
having a devastating effect on some of the world’s most iconic species."...via Lucianne
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