by Sea Shepherd’s Captain Paul Watson:
Big Game little dick Theunis Botha got himself trampled by an elephant he was about to murder earlier this year.
And this week, there has been another case of justifiable self defense by another elephant who dispatched an Argentinian nimrod named Jose Monzalvez in Namibia.
Mr. Monzalvez was an executive with an oil company whose idea of a neat holiday was to go to Africa to murder an African elephant.
He got more than he bargained for and as a result another big game hunter has been justifiably put down.
I especially love how one of the hunting party with Monzalvez stressed they had valid hunting licenses, as if the elephant had no right to kill a properly licensed hunter.
It’s been a good year for Biting Back, two matadors and two elephant hunters received the appropriate justice from their innocent victims.
African elephant populations have dropped from five million a century ago to around 400,000 today and still the psychopathic headhunters are allowed to ‘legally” continue to murder them.
I’m sure I will get some angry messages asking if I have any sympathy for his family? Don’t bother asking. I don’t. My sympathies lie 100% with the elephants.
Mr. Monzalvez wanted to play the big white hunter and his victim was not in the mood to play the part of the victim.
The media did not report that the elephant was shot so hopefully the elephant got away. I do hope so!
Exposing the Big Game 
Reblogged this on The Extinction Chronicles.
Good news, thank you for sharing. I really could use a bit of good news š
A bad year for hunters and matadors means there is some justice in the universe.
Agreed. I wish there more bad years for hunters, trappers and animal abusers. But I take even this little bit of good news.
Among other things I admire Captain Watson’s honesty. He doesn’t pander to the social sensibilites with insincere mealy-mouthed condolences for hunters who got what they deserved.
Condolences for the families? Did anyone feel bad about the elephants who were pregnant during the shooting expedition of Botha? (any relation to PW?) Not only killing their present; but their future as well. The ‘hunters’ choose this activity and assume the great risk; the elephants and other creatures do not.
Hunters do not deserve condolences because they are not a normal human with humanity.
Justice comes in many ways.
^^I truly believe that, and Captain Watson always tells it like it is.