Forever Wild - Save the Rhino Campaign

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1. 351
   Name: David Coleman on Jul 1, 2011

   Comments: Every single vote counts.

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2. 352
   Name: Rashied Abrahams on Jul 1, 2011

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3. 353
   Name: Gregory on Jul 1, 2011

   Comments: Stop Poaching now

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4. 354
   Name: Chris Pienaar on Jul 1, 2011

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5. 355
   Name: Mike Lee on Jul 1, 2011

   Comments: Same problem with abalone (perlemoen) poaching! Why doesn't our government put pressure on those countries where we know the rhino horn ends up to discourage their citizens from purchasing products made from them?

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6. 356
   Name: Pieter on Jul 1, 2011

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7. 357
   Name: Dian Swart on Jul 1, 2011

   Comments: DO EVERYTHING YOU CAN TO STOP THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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8. 358
   Name: Philip Goosen on Jul 1, 2011

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9. 359
   Name: Erich Dixon on Jul 1, 2011

   Comments: Please show no mercy to the criminals how are involved in the poaching. Thanks VW AMAROK for your support. I am now even more satisfied with the purchase of my own AMAROK. Fantastic Bakkie.

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10. 360
    Name: Evanj Joubert on Jul 1, 2011

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11. 361
    Name: Evan Joubert on Jul 1, 2011

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12. 362
    Name: Willie Kilian on Jul 1, 2011

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13. 363
    Name: Ernest.themba on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: Please guys we need to protect our Rhinos and nature as whole.

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14. 364
    Name: Louis Strydom on Jul 1, 2011

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15. 365
    Name: 'Tsietsi Makua on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: Rhino poaching MUST JUST STOP!!

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16. 366
    Name: Andries J Els on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: Come on People WAKE UP

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17. 367
    Name: Jakes Kruger on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: These criminals must be put away

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18. 368
    Name: Ant Brodowicz on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: Humans can rally for humans but rhinos rely on us to do their rallying!It is everyones responsibility to take action and sign this petition,if not for their own sake,then for the future generations sake.

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19. 369
    Name: Werner Lotter on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: Love for nature and our wildlife forms a big part of a strong mans caracter

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20. 370
    Name: Oliver Romer on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: poachers are cruel criminals that bshould be severely dealt with. Dye in horn is excellent idea esp with some poison in it.

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21. 371
    Name: Riaan Kotzee on Jul 1, 2011

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22. 372
    Name: Anton Luksich on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: This is disgusting, how could this happen within RSA not close to any border. If that makes any difference.

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23. 373
    Name: Kevin Chapman on Jul 1, 2011

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24. 374
    Name: E Bruwer on Jul 1, 2011

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25. 375
    Name: Antonie Smith on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: Part of our Countries' heritage is being lost. Once lost, it will be gone forever. Then any should have thoughts are in vain. Rather, let all effort go into protecting these animals, that are only equiped to protect themselves against natural predators, not the sophisticated human poachers. Regards

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26. 376
    Name: Christo Pretorius on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: Please put an end to this.

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27. 377
    Name: Pieter De Villiers on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: It must stop now!!!!!

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28. 378
    Name: P. H. Reynders on Jul 1, 2011

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29. 379
    Name: Gina on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: This wholesale slaughter has to stop. Leave our beautiful creatures alone!

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30. 380
    Name: Anonymous on Jul 1, 2011

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31. 381
    Name: Wernher Eksteen on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: Hi, We need to find a way and stop this massacre before it's too late, we cannot allow these thieves and poachers to do what they do and let them get away with what they do. We not only do we owe it to ourselves, and future generations, but also to an animal that is killed for it's horn to attain large sums of money. If the Rhino's horn had no value, there wouldn't be any Rhino's slaughtered as they are. This problem needs to be addressed from the top, and politics mustn't linger on making drastic decisions since time is running out and can't sit around debating on what to do, but to act and to act soon. It doesn't help to try and find a cure to this problem by adding more security on the ground to try and patrol vasts amount of lands with limited infrastructure to support those trying to catch the thieves, but rather stab a knife right at the heart of the condition by increasing the severity of those caught such as the death penalty of life imprisonment as well as finding ways to drastically lower the value of Rhino horns so that it's not worth the trouble. Money is indeed the root of most trouble, and lowering the value of something will stop people seeing the value in Rhino horn. to try and get their hands on it and killing Rhino's in the process. It should be forbidden by law for anyone to buy anything related to any Rhino horn or just ivory for that matter as to also protect Elephants. The people who insist that Rhino horn does have some magical medicinal cure, must be educated and made aware that it's all nonsense and that their selfish actions will be the cause to the extinction of an entire species and future generations will look back and find just how immoral, inhumane, ignorant and stupid our generation were to not have protected these animals on the verge of extinction and to fight and stand up for what is right. It seems the leaders of today doesn't have the backbone to stand up for and do what's right or have the mentality capacity to grasp what actions needs to be taken and that are necessary that will put an end to this madness. We need to stop this if we want to have any Rhino's left! Stricter rules (laws), a no tolerance attitude towards any offenders and much stricter punishment would be a good place to start. Throwing money at the problem is not going to cure it. Wernher

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32. 382
    Name: Anonymous on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: Why is government dragging their feet? It is also the case with the killing of farmers...

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33. 383
    Name: Francois on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: againts poaching

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34. 384
    Name: Helmut Ernst on Jul 1, 2011

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35. 385
    Name: Silumko N. Maliza on Jul 1, 2011

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36. 386
    Name: Keith Spannenberg on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: let us protect our animals for the future

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37. 387
    Name: Sean Jacobs on Jul 1, 2011

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38. 388
    Name: Andrew Kuun on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: I say shoot the poachers on sight !

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39. 389
    Name: Maanda Godzwana on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: If only our greed for money could be supassed by the appretiation of the beauty of nature and God's creation. God made these animals so that we can appreciate and enjoy his creation, not to harm them for our selfish gains. Where is the sense that God created us with?

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40. 390
    Name: JAN WILLEM VAN DER HORST on Jul 1, 2011

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41. 391
    Name: Ronel Kruger on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: Curse on the perps!

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42. 392
    Name: Lukas Olivier on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: Horrific!!!!

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43. 393
    Name: Lisha Gerber on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: I am ashamed to call myself human! I can't believe there are people out there who could be so cruel!!!

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44. 394
    Name: Chris McCready on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: This cowardly practice of killing rhinos for their horns must be stopped. The criminals should have something of theirs cut-off, so that they can suffer like the rhino!!

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45. 395
    Name: Wynand Malan on Jul 1, 2011

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46. 396
    Name: Nina Bodisch on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: Please consider legalising the trade of rhino horn. At least in that way, the market will be satisfied and the poachers will not be the sole suppliers who can dictate supply and demand and demand ridiculously high prices. And rhino horn can be harvested in more humane ways, eg from naturally deceased rhinos. There will always be a market for rhino horn, the East is just too deeply entrenched in superstitious beliefs about the powers of rhino horn! This problem will not go away soon. Thank you.

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47. 397
    Name: Jacqueline Steenkamp on Jul 1, 2011

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48. 398
    Name: Joel Scott-Turner on Jul 1, 2011

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49. 399
    Name: Nadja Greger on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: This is unacceptable! HOW CAN PEOPLE BE SO CRUEL? We need to stop this today still.

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50. 400
    Name: Shane Bechan on Jul 1, 2011

    Comments: well done VW in taking a step to protect the Rhino. If other huge corporations take a step like what youll are doing, the Rhino's will definately be saved. Well done once again.

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