Girl throws puppies into river..
One of my students found this video which have just been released a few days ago. I’m so upset seeing how a young teenager can throw some very young puppies into a river…I have never seen anything like this before, but according to animal rescue groups, this is not a rare occurrence. The only thing rare about it is that this time it has been recorded! HOW INCREDIBLY COLD AND UNNECESSARILY CRUEL.
You can hear the sounds of the puppies as she picks them up. There should be no justification to do such a thing….I feel that many people understand that, as after it appeared online it had upset many, many people…THERE IS JUST NO REASON FOR THIS TYPE OF CRUELTY. WE ARE NOT ON THIS EARTH TO DO DAMAGE. THE DAMAGE WE DO WILL RETURN TO US…if we realize that, we will stop.
PETA has offered US$2,000 for any information regarding the teenager, and another film director has offered US$50,000 too. We shouldn’t start going on a witch-hunt, but it’s good to know that there are good people out there that feel the same way I do when they see acts of animal cruelty..
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Bettany Mary Hughes is an English historian, author, and broadcaster, specialising in classical history. Bettany Hughes travelled to the seven wonders of the Buddhist world. Where she documented a unique insight into the seven wonders that explained the long and rich history of Buddhism 2500 years ago . Truly fascinating documentary that’s one should watch. Started off her journey with Bodh Gaya in India, the Bodanath Stupa in Nepal, the Temple of The Tooth in Sri Lanka, Wat Pho Temple in Thailand, Angkor Wat in Cambodia, the Giant Buddha in Hong Kong and the Hsi Lai Temple in the United States. At each location, she meets with Buddhist scholars who explain the different concepts that form the core of Buddhist philosophy, giving insight into the long and rich history of Buddhism. Interesting sharing.
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