Spread of avian illness has its roots in farming

HAVING seen the disturbing and cruel footage of farm workers stuffing live birds into sacks for killing in Asia, I feel man will never learn.

Spread of avian illness has its roots in farming
Thu, 29 Jan, 2004 - 00:00

Of course disease will prevail when sentient creatures of another species are farmed for food and finance in totally unnatural conditions. Why does everyone sound surprised?

Unfortunately, the millions of birds suffering for man’s greed are the victims in this situation.

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