EU Money wasted in Spain! Classes in schools on hunting!

I’ve received the following from Mieke van Erp, to share with you. Many rescue associations are already up in arms about it.

‘This is where the money goes from The EU! There is checked in Spain and it is true but there are very few schools who want to learn the children how to hunt. So the money goes to the galgueros! I am copying some recent news about the other Spanish mafia (the other being the bullfighting one), the hunting fraternity, which will shock you I´m sure. This comes again from the unspeakable Junta de Castilla y Léon where they hold, among many other horrors, the Toro de la Vega and where the PSOE (political party from the left, not that it makes any difference) wants to subsidize all blood fiestas, this when people in Spain are going hungry and losing their homes in a fast downward economic spiral to hell.

The government will give 303.000 euros to schools to teach children between the ages of 7 and 12 to hunt. The program is entitled “Hunter for a Day” and it will teach why hunting is necessary and show them how is down in a practical manner. As the use of firearms by children is forbidden for the under 14 years of age, one wonders how they will accomplish that.

Santiago Itumendi, speaking for the Hunting Federation laments the growing lack of interest in hunting among the young and deplores the culture that portrays the deer as good (Bambi) and the hunters as bad.

I would ask everyone to write to the Spanish embassy attaching the article and asking how, in these moments of extreme financial hardship for their people, there is money to promote hunting to the children and how teaching young children how to kill can improve society.’

Destinan 303.000 euros a clases de “caza” en colegios públicos en Castilla y León.

La Junta de Castilla y León subvenciona clases de caza para niñas y niños en colegios públicos.Se han destinado 303,000 euros para un acuerdo que se ha firmado con la Federación de Caza.

Maria Jesús Ruiz , de PP, ex consejera de Medio Ambiente y Santiago Itumendi portavoz de los cazadores de la región firmaron este convenio que se remonta al 29 de noviembre del 2010 y que, establece la puesta en marcha de un programa denominado “cazador por un día” , dirigido a niños y niñas de entre 7 y 12 años, en el que al margen de explicarles el porqué de la caza es necesaria, se les muestra a través de jornadas “como se caza.”

Itumendo llegó a asegurar que el sistema educativo enseña la cultura del Bambi, es decir, que a los niños se les dice que los cazadores son malos, y que los ciervos buenos.También ha acusado de información tóxica sobre esta actividad a los medios de comunicación. Este ex militar se queja de la pérdida de afición a la caza entre los más jóvenes por un desconocimiento absoluto y por normas cada vez más restrictivas sobre el permiso de armas para menores.
De momento y como informa Utrera, la Federación de Cazadores ha realizado un vídeo que pretende exhibir en los colegios, a la vez que intentan explicar a los padres los beneficios de ser “cazador por un día”
ARMAS EN MANOS DE MENORES

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La campaña pretende dar clases teóricas en los colegios y jornadas prácticas. Esto implica el contacto con las armas entrando en una contradicción entre la legislación que regula el uso de armas a nivel estatal y la Junta.
El Real Decreto 137/1993 especifica que los menores podrán usar con una autorización especial que expide la Guardia Civil, escopetas de caza una vez cumplidos los 14 años y acompañados de un mayor de edad

Félix Martín.

Spanish Dict translation

Allocated 303,000 euros to classes of “hunting” in public schools in Castile and Leon.

The Junta de Castilla y León subsidizes classes of hunting for girls and children in public schools.have been intended for 303.000 euros for an agreement that has been signed with the Russian hunting.

Maria Jesus Ruiz , PP, former minister of Environment and Santiago Itumendi spokesman of the hunters of the region signed the convention that dates back to November 29 2010 and that establishes the implementation of a program called “hunter for a day” , directed to boys and girls between 7 and 12 years, in which the margin of explain to them why hunting is necessary, they are shown through days “as hunting.”

Itumendo arrived to ensure that the educational system teaches us the culture of the Bambi, i.e. that the children are told that the hunters are bad, and that the deer good.Also has accused of toxic information on this activity to the media. This former military complains of the loss of passion for hunting among the youngest by a total ignorance and by increasingly restrictive laws on the firearm permit for minors.
At the moment and as reports Utrera, the Russian Hunters has made a video purporting to show in the schools, at the same time trying to explain to parents the benefits of being “hunter for a day”
WEAPONS IN THE HANDS OF MINORS

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The campaign aims to give lectures in schools and practice days. This involves contact with the weapons entering a contradiction between the legislation that regulates the use of weapons at the state level and the Board.
The Royal Decree 137/1993 specifies that minors may use with a special authorisation issued by the Civil Guard, hunting rifles once 14 years and accompanied by an adult

Felix Martin