People’s Daily / China / April 26, 2005 In a nature reserve in Alaska in the USA, there are a great number of deer but there are also many wolves – a strong foe of the deer. To protect the deer, the local folks began to kill the wolves in large numbers. Once in a […]
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The Use of the Wolf in Politics German politicians from both sides of the aisle want to ban the salute of the Grey Wolves far-right group. The Turkish ultra-nationalist organization is known for its violent behavior and for promoting fascism. German politicians said on Tuesday that they would plan legislation to ban the symbols and
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The Korea Times / hankooki.com / Andrei Lankov A group of fat American soldiers with long Pinocchio-style noses are grinning while slicing the breasts off a Korean girl. Another group of evil Yankees are busy using their bayonets to push terrified women and children into a ditch where they will be presumably buried alive. These
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Reuel E. Topas / The Jewish Press / May 4, 2005 Once upon a time, in the land called “West Bank,” there lived a Wolf named Yasir Arafat, leader of the Palestinian Wolf Authority (PWA), an umbrella organization representing Wolf packs known as Fatah, PLO, Hamas, Islamic Jihad, Hizbullah, Al-Aqsa Martyr’s Brigade and others.Under Yasir’s
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Vic Van Ballenberghe / Wildlife Biologist / February 5, 2006 I followed the recent events regarding the wolf control issue with great interest. It all started with a court decision, rendered after many months of deliberation, which declared the state’s wolf control regulations to be illegal. The Board of Game (BOG) quickly held a teleconference
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