Video Update On Death Of Candice Berner

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Editor’s Note – Near the end of the below video, the narrator makes a statement that is not even remotely accurate. She says that Berner’s killing by wolves was one of “so few documented in the world”. That is an outrageous statement that is simply not true.

jes

The first time she was mentioned, they “depersonalized” her by calling her “the jogger”. The second time, at least she was mentioned by her given name…. You can expect more of this as the case becomes more confirmed, and the fanatics of the wolf “protectors” become more fear stricken with the factual account….

Funny how the “biologist” who killed the wolves, was so “politically correct” as to search for another word for “killed”…..How awkward is the word that tells the truth, with those fear to tell the truth…..
http://www.blackbearblog.com Tom Remington

I picked up on the stumbling to find a “politically caponic” response to killing two wolves. Bizarre isn’t it!

I tend to agree with you that in time this event will be spun, the poor woman will be demonized and we will be back to square one with people refusing to listen to any sense about being knowledgeable and prepared.
jes

Tom, you got me on “caponic”…typo, or…you mean politically moronic?
Tom Remington

Aaaaah! I have to admit it is not a Tom Remington original but I heard Michael Savage first use it and he was laughing his head off over the use he coined. He thought it hilarious. I went home and looked up the definitions, all of them for capon, and it came home to me how fitting it was.
Tom Remington

Definition: “a cockerel castrated to improve the flesh for use as food.”

“castrated to improve” is what made it work for me.
jes

Yeah, I could have guessed that, considering a capon is a neutered or castrated chicken….I was familiar with that term, but now I like the castrated chicken term, myself, but not for myself…….! But there are plenty of them out there!
YPmule

This tragedy really hits home for us. We have been trying to tell people about the “bold wolves” hanging around our town in central Idaho for the last several years. For trying to put out real science and facts (instead of the fuzzy puppy propaganda) I’ve been labeled as a “hater” – we don’t hate the wolves, but we firmly believe they don’t belong in our towns and neighborhoods either!
Tom Remington

That’s the Alinsky MO! If you don’t drink the Kool-Aid, you are a wolf hater and a fear monger.

The wolfies say, “learn to live with the wolves.” The reality is you can’t live with the wolves as I have yet to be able to find a wolf willing to sit down over coffee and discuss the issue of sharing space and livestock.

There are millions of acres of forest wolves can roam and do wolf things. Chewing on my dogs ass or killing my loved one isn’t something I’m much interested in turning over to a pack of wolves.

Let’s keep the wolves away from people and for the love of God why can’t these morons see that educating people to the truth about wolf habits and what leads up to an attack is a good thing for everybody?
http://BluehorseOutfitters.com Jim Richards

Take a drive, take a shower, take a leak, take a wolf. No that doesn’t fit.
Rcfancher

What was the results of the wolves stomach content forinsics? Were human remains found in them? There seems to be a history of wolf related death claims that fall apart. I’m sure a fatal human habituated wild wolf attack on a human is possible, as nonfatal wolf attacks were witnessed by those who intervened, & injuries were inflicted that could easily have been fatal to a nonassisted victim. Also, wolves in captivity have killed humans (Tricia Wyman).

Anonymous

This article will probably answer your questions: http://www.skinnymoose.com/bbb/2011/12/07/dna-and-investigation-confirm-candice-bernier-killed-by-wolves/

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