UK: Muslim-Run Dogfighting Increasing
In addition to three artciles here and here and here, there are more and more reports coming out of the UK that dogfighting rings are being run by…you guessed it, muslims.
The number of Staffordshire bull terriers is soaring amid reports that the breed is being used increasingly for street fighting and a practice known as ‘lifting’, in which dogs or a dog and a cat are sent down in a high-rise lift in the hope that they will savage each other while being filmed on a mobile phone.
London’s most famous animal rescue centre, the Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, has revealed that one in three of the dogs it handled last year was a Staffordshire bull terrier. The figure represents a 70 per cent increase on the number of pure bred Staffies and their crosses housed during 2005 - up from 1,564 to 2,677.
The RSPCA says that irresponsible behaviour involving dogs has grown so fast that it is now more of a problem than it was before the introduction of the 1991 Dangerous Dogs Act. ‘It appears to be the latest hoodie accessory,’ said RSPCA chief inspector Jan Eachus. ‘Guns are illegal, knives are illegal, but to walk a dog on the street is not against the law.’
(Opinionator)
Wow - Now this might really galvanize Americans in the war on terror! Muslims can kill 3,000 of our citizens, but they remain politically correct - the religion of peace . . . BUT . . . let them go Michael Vick . . .
February 4th, 2008 at 2:38 pmGet them PETA! How dare they let their lovers fight to the death, they should use the wives for honor fights to the death. The winner is absolved of showing any ankle they might have shown!
February 4th, 2008 at 5:12 pm“It appears to be the latest hoodie accessory”. I’ll have to remember that one.
February 5th, 2008 at 2:42 amGot to love it how the press don’t need to keep secrets as to were these scum live, all that’s missing is the house number.
Mamoon Ahmed, 24, of Phipson Road, Birmingham
Yasser Khalid, 25, of Rotton Park Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham
Nabeel Safdar, 25, of Ash Road, Saltley, Birmingham
Majid Mushtaq, 28, of Fletcher Road, Preston, Lancashire
Imran Arif, 29, of Sandway Gardens, Washwood Heath, Birmingham
Barkat Hussain, 42, of Unett Street, Smethwick, West Midlands, and Intikab Hussain, 31, of Sladefield Road, Ward End, Birmingham. They were found guilty of attending the fight, causing animals to fight, possessing a pit bull and causing unnecessary suffering.
Sohail Hussain, 25, of Parkfield Road, Saltley, Birmingham and Zahir Ahmed, 31, of Bevington Road, Aston, Birmingham, who were convicted of attending the fight and possessing a pit bull.
Ummar Ahmed, 26, of Phipson Road, Birmingham, is guilty of attending the fight and keeping premises for dog fighting.
February 5th, 2008 at 5:11 am