Guns for Hire-Congo

Does killing people to protect animals make any sense? Sam Kiley reports on Conrad Thorpe an ex British Special Forces colonel who trains anti-poaching units in the Virunga National Park. After a decade of civil war they launch a desperate atempt to protect Congo's endangered wildlife, particularly gorillas

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Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• Congo
• Wildlife
• rangers
• wildlife
• hunters
• nonprofit

[jackprc6]

i think the rangers are hero's..

[krucialred26]

The same people playing hero are really the true culprits never trust the Brits. or any other Caucasus power

[TheSalingb]

Sure it makes sense. Those poachers are absolute scum. The animals would probably give you more of a chance to get away if you came into contact with them. These guys would kill you for your shoes and fuck your corpse. I'm no PETA nutjob, but I really can't see the justice in letting human garbage do as they please.

[makka45]

@dbothacrooked24 that guy is not SAS, he is a royal marine colonel. SBS.

[makingsnsux]

see what happens when nignogs dont have anyone over-lording them

[Mercenarykk]

es imposible creer que en pleno siglo XXI, se viva estas situaciones en ese continente tan hermoso llamado AFRICA.

[dbothacrooked24]

That British SAS is a beast to do that. Some of the Congolese cud be there for the money and food but regardless they risk thier lives for a good cause.

[Deltasharks]

These guys are True Heroes!

[KhmerSerey1]

Be kind to animals...

[Popsicle22754]

i will read this book and buy it from amazon even though the shipping is about half the price of the book itself.