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Re: The truth about Greece

? "Regina Schmid" <Regina_Schmid@t-online.de> ?????? ??? ??????
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> Gogu, I would be glad about your attitude towards animals if you would not
> attack me the same time you are telling me how you love animals.

I am not attacking you without a reason, I am attacking your anti-Hellenic
venom and rude manners!
You are the worst advocate your organization could ever have!
With your rude and choleric attitude you are losing any right you could
ever have!
You have a serious attitude problem, seek some professional help!

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in codesto reame debban risolversi tutte con grandi
puttane!    F.d.A

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> From my 20 years' experience in Greece with Greeks (talking especially
> about Crete) I am sorry to say that people like you are the exception and
> people as I described are the majority.
>
> Talking about the roadkills WITHIN the town of Chania - 8 in 5 minutes
> where you are allowed to drive with 50 kmh only - nobody can believe in
> coincidence, especially after I heard one of the Akrotiri officials (next
> community to Chania) say how they use to "solve" the problem when they
> seem to have to many animals on the street. Remember? He said openly in a
> meeting of the city council that they use their cars and everybody was
> applauding him. This I call perverted and nobody will ever stop me saying
> so.
>
> Sad truth is also that every year in the street where we live - IN Chania,
> in a "quiet" neighbourhood without through traffic - we have to at least
> burry two or three cats that are killed in front of our house every
> winter. I. e. the roadkills are too much to believe in "accidents". Our
> neighbour, a Greek who owns a very nice hotel, lost two dogs because of
> poisoning. Two years ago when walking our dogs on the beach we found a
> newborn puppy - still alive! - that was thrown into the sea to die there.
> Unfortunately I could not save it. A few weeks later at the same place we
> found another puppy with its skull crashed. This terrible event was even
> shown in the Chanian TV and reported in a Chanian newspaper because I
> called them.
>
> And what about the tourists who find puppies and kittens in the rubbish
> bin everywhere? Do you imagine how many letters, e-mails and phone calls
> our association and our partners on Crete receive every year about
> abandoned, abused, tortured and killed cats and dogs? There are thousands!
>
> I have been travelling a lot when I was younger but - sorry - I never
> faced so much cruelty towards the innocent fourlegged companions as in
> Greece. They aren't only a few as you imply, Gogu, there are too many,
> there are more than elsewhere in Europe, that's for sure.
>
> Please keep on goint to love the animals as you do, that's wonderful. But
> you also shouldn't condemn those who see the dark sides and name them.
>
> Regina
> --
> www.archenoah-kreta.com
> As long as man continues to be the ruthless destroyer of lower living
> beings he will never know health or peace. For as long as men massacre
> animals, they will kill each other. Indeed, he who sows the seed of murder
> and pain cannot reap joy and love. (Pythagoras)

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