What can you do with a person like Packham,showing is tunnel vision in his reply to that . Avery dangerous person.
Have some of that Chris Packham
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Can this be forwarded to Piers Morgan and Clarkson? They seem to be the only ones with the balls to tackle him on such hypocrisy.
Seriusly ,the best way try and do that is look up Clarkson and Piers Morgan contact which will more than lightly be their agent and send it to them.
In the past I have sent an email to Chris Packhams agent ,asking him to forward it on to Chris Packham. His agent did actually reply and said he had sent the email on to Packham.
I can assure you that these high profile people have other folk managing their Twitter accounts, they are not sat there all day reading Tweets.
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I quite agree, but the reasons I haven’t tried contacting either directly is that I don’t do twatter or faceache. More importantly, I think there would be more chance of getting through to the individuals I’ve mentioned if it were to come from the TFF collective rather than an individual.
I am not on Facebook or twitter my self, hence the reason why I emailed the agents.
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We don’t know them personally. I have reached out to Clarkson through mutual friends but no engagement so far.
Since TFF does not lobby (that’s the NFUs role) we can only work through our networks we have both business and personal.
So in short, we can try and will do.
Paddington
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Chris Packham has been banned from the Game Fair, one of the biggest shooting industry events in the UK, as organisers accuse him of using his BBC platform to "misrepresent shooting".
The Springwatch presenter said he was aggrieved to have been labeled an "extremist" by the British Association of Shooting and Conservation (BASC), and added that he was planning to attend to hear arguments in favour of shooting from those involved in field sports.
However, BASC has argued that the animal rights activist is currently working on a Panorama film, and there are worries he was attending the show undercover to "create propaganda".
Chris Packham has previously had to apologise to gamekeepers for accusing them of shooting lapwings, which is a protected bird and is not shot in this country.
BASC spokesperson Garry Doolan said: “Charlie Jacoby, of Fieldsports TV, has said he believes that Chris Packham is involved in a BBC Panorama programme called something like ‘Slaughter on the Grouse Moors’. To that end, it’s safe to assume Packham was coming to the Game Fair for propaganda purposes, not for balanced debate.”
A BBC spokesperson said: “This is simply not true. Chris was not attending this event in any BBC capacity whatsoever.”
A BASC spokesperson added: “It is right that The Game Fair does not give a platform for an extremist like Chris Packham to air his anti-shooting views. Mr Packham uses his celebrity status granted to him by his position with the BBC to misrepresent the facts about shooting and its clear value to the environment and conservation. The Game Fair is about celebrating the people who live and work in the countryside and continued polarisation of the debate by Mr Packham and others is of no benefit in this or any other medium.”
Chris Packham responded, labelling this "a triumph of predictably poisonous prose" and added that the game industry is "scared of the truths about illegal and unsustainable shooting".
He added: "This is disappointing...I was quite looking forward to a bit of robust debate there.
"I think it's because they're terrified of the truth being told on their own patch, and they keep being found out."
Former RSPB chief Mark Avery runs animal rights campaign group Wild Justice with Chris Packham, and he has also been banned from the event, held at Hatfield House.
He said: "Dear BASC, you've been very rude & unfair to my friend and colleague Chris Packham.
"You should be ashamed. May I just check that you are calling me an extremist too? On what grounds? Why are my moderate views not welcome at the Game Fair?"
Daily Telegraph
The Springwatch presenter said he was aggrieved to have been labeled an "extremist" by the British Association of Shooting and Conservation (BASC), and added that he was planning to attend to hear arguments in favour of shooting from those involved in field sports.
However, BASC has argued that the animal rights activist is currently working on a Panorama film, and there are worries he was attending the show undercover to "create propaganda".
Chris Packham has previously had to apologise to gamekeepers for accusing them of shooting lapwings, which is a protected bird and is not shot in this country.
BASC spokesperson Garry Doolan said: “Charlie Jacoby, of Fieldsports TV, has said he believes that Chris Packham is involved in a BBC Panorama programme called something like ‘Slaughter on the Grouse Moors’. To that end, it’s safe to assume Packham was coming to the Game Fair for propaganda purposes, not for balanced debate.”
A BBC spokesperson said: “This is simply not true. Chris was not attending this event in any BBC capacity whatsoever.”
A BASC spokesperson added: “It is right that The Game Fair does not give a platform for an extremist like Chris Packham to air his anti-shooting views. Mr Packham uses his celebrity status granted to him by his position with the BBC to misrepresent the facts about shooting and its clear value to the environment and conservation. The Game Fair is about celebrating the people who live and work in the countryside and continued polarisation of the debate by Mr Packham and others is of no benefit in this or any other medium.”
Chris Packham responded, labelling this "a triumph of predictably poisonous prose" and added that the game industry is "scared of the truths about illegal and unsustainable shooting".
He added: "This is disappointing...I was quite looking forward to a bit of robust debate there.
"I think it's because they're terrified of the truth being told on their own patch, and they keep being found out."
Former RSPB chief Mark Avery runs animal rights campaign group Wild Justice with Chris Packham, and he has also been banned from the event, held at Hatfield House.
He said: "Dear BASC, you've been very rude & unfair to my friend and colleague Chris Packham.
"You should be ashamed. May I just check that you are calling me an extremist too? On what grounds? Why are my moderate views not welcome at the Game Fair?"
Daily Telegraph
Chris Packham has been banned from the Game Fair, one of the biggest shooting industry events in the UK, as organisers accuse him of using his BBC platform to "misrepresent shooting".
The Springwatch presenter said he was aggrieved to have been labeled an "extremist" by the British Association of Shooting and Conservation (BASC), and added that he was planning to attend to hear arguments in favour of shooting from those involved in field sports.
However, BASC has argued that the animal rights activist is currently working on a Panorama film, and there are worries he was attending the show undercover to "create propaganda".
Chris Packham has previously had to apologise to gamekeepers for accusing them of shooting lapwings, which is a protected bird and is not shot in this country.
BASC spokesperson Garry Doolan said: “Charlie Jacoby, of Fieldsports TV, has said he believes that Chris Packham is involved in a BBC Panorama programme called something like ‘Slaughter on the Grouse Moors’. To that end, it’s safe to assume Packham was coming to the Game Fair for propaganda purposes, not for balanced debate.”
A BBC spokesperson said: “This is simply not true. Chris was not attending this event in any BBC capacity whatsoever.”
A BASC spokesperson added: “It is right that The Game Fair does not give a platform for an extremist like Chris Packham to air his anti-shooting views. Mr Packham uses his celebrity status granted to him by his position with the BBC to misrepresent the facts about shooting and its clear value to the environment and conservation. The Game Fair is about celebrating the people who live and work in the countryside and continued polarisation of the debate by Mr Packham and others is of no benefit in this or any other medium.”
Chris Packham responded, labelling this "a triumph of predictably poisonous prose" and added that the game industry is "scared of the truths about illegal and unsustainable shooting".
He added: "This is disappointing...I was quite looking forward to a bit of robust debate there.
"I think it's because they're terrified of the truth being told on their own patch, and they keep being found out."
Former RSPB chief Mark Avery runs animal rights campaign group Wild Justice with Chris Packham, and he has also been banned from the event, held at Hatfield House.
He said: "Dear BASC, you've been very rude & unfair to my friend and colleague Chris Packham.
"You should be ashamed. May I just check that you are calling me an extremist too? On what grounds? Why are my moderate views not welcome at the Game Fair?"
Daily Telegraph
From Chris Packham's Twitter Page
Chris Packham @ChrisGPackham
Here’s a report I’ve had from the @TheGameFair ‘debate’ (sic) with @skylarkwarrior @AndrewGilruth & #youforgotthebirds Ian Gregory . ‘No facts . Just four old blokes making personal attacks on people . . . plenty of spare seats . . . at least you would have filled the tent’
2:53 PM · Jul 26, 2019·Twitter for iPhone
AGN76
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He really is an obnoxious c nut.
Eildon Hill
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In a gruesome example of eco-loons’ policies doing more harm than good, news outlets have been covering the morbid story of a 23-year-old farmer in Kent who woke to find 3,000 dead chicks. A “lowlife scumbag” cut the birds’ fencing and gas pipes to let out the 20,000 birds, resulting in hundreds of week-old birds dead or gasping for food and water. Yet another case of so-called ‘animal lovers’ killing the animals they are claiming to protect…
The man who’s being doing the PR for the killers is convicted fraudster and animal rights extremist Jay Tiernan, who tweeted out a photo taken by one of the ‘activists’ at the crime scene. He also shared an article reporting the deaths while boasting that “Stop the Cull” guide to sabbing shoots gets a good mention” while his website hosts a detailed map of all game farms in Britain. It menacingly encourages people to “make their own inspections”…
The eco-terrorist who uses multiple aliases and heads up the Stop the Cull group also features a “cull the Tories” profile picture on one of his other Twitter accounts, a message he’s been championing for over 5 years:
The Countryside Alliance say: “Tiernan and those like him are not driven by love of animals, but hatred of people and politics“. Kent Police are investigating, Tiernan wouldn’t be a bad place for them to start…
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According to the RSPB itself -
It is likely that most of the birds killed by cats would have died anyway from other causes before the next breeding season, so cats are unlikely to have a major impact on populations. If their predation was additional to these other causes of mortality, this might have a serious impact on bird populations.
It is likely that most of the birds killed by cats would have died anyway from other causes before the next breeding season, so cats are unlikely to have a major impact on populations. If their predation was additional to these other causes of mortality, this might have a serious impact on bird populations.
Farmers Guardian have just reported what going on with our farm. We found out we're in a rewilding project by chance. What begs belief is that the majority of the land they have gained funding to rewild, is privately owned. They didn't even discuss their plans with the residents.
https://www.fginsight.com/news/wels...ns-which-could-take-over-10000-hectares-91108
https://www.fginsight.com/news/wels...ns-which-could-take-over-10000-hectares-91108
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AGN76
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Guaranteed the Mentalist is given the last word 
michael N123
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W4nkers both of them
AGN76
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Yep, I was correct!Guaranteed the Mentalist is given the last word
kfpben
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The BASC guy was better than I expected. Packham started frothing at the mouth, getting personal and pointing his fingers.