1 comment.KSU to take “all possible legal means” to ensure hunting exhibition takes place
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Saint Hubert Hunters (KSU) in a statement on Sunday, said that it will “take all possible legal means to ensure that children are given the opportunity of an education that is not biased by anti-hunting ideals that has been dominant since 1994 through a Dinja Wahda programme led by BirdLife Malta who are declared as an anti-hunting entity.”
It explained that it was “given funds by the Gozo Minister Clint Camilleri to host an information exhibition about the culture of hunting and trapping in all primary schools, which was also approved by Education Minister Clifton Grima.”
The KSU added that “this found opposition from the MUT in support of BirdLife Malta, the usual anti-hunting newspapers, as well as the Children’s Commissioner.”
KSU concluded by saying it has requested the intervention of Prime Minister Robert Abela to address such prejudice towards a part of Maltese culture.”
File photo: KSU
Camilleri should be ashamed of himself. How dare young minds are indoctrinated in this way? Children should not be taught to kill, it is perverse and dangerous.