BBC Bias : Kaziranga: The park that shoots people to protect rhinos

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The claim of Greenpeace's "hidden agenda" is baseless, they are a non profit and abide with in the guidelines assigned to them.
Their financials are public knowledge and available right here
http://www.greenpeace.org/international/...d/reports/

2015 financials
http://www.greenpeace.org/international/...rt-Web.pdf

They haven't broken a law, they have been fighting for the natural world for a long time and do more to help than most.


Vinay wrote
"Why these stupids want to stop nuke/coal power plants i mean are they can stop in WEST where they produce 30 times more than every Indian?? "
If you think this isn't a highly controversial debate in the US, you'd be mistaken. They don't just work over seas, they have activists in the states as well.


Now in regards to Kaziranga.
Say what you will about the tactics, what you cannot deny is the fact that it is working!
Rhino numbers have increased 10 fold since the implementation of a devoted task force. Now that doesn't mean that this comes with out controversy, but that is the job of the media. To show all sides and let the information gather and use it to help the public form an opinion. There is no task force/police enforcement that is perfect, it's a constant evolution of tactics and diplomacy. Every police unit has flaws but it's their job to correct them and if they don't than its the media's job to say something about it. Once media is silenced or denied an outlet than the freedom of the people is tested. This is exactly what's occurring in the US at the moment, so instead of calling the media bias or false, use the media, all of it.
It's your job to find the information available and come to a conclusion on what you think is right or wrong. Be thankful for the media, it's a mega phone for the little guys who may not know what's going on with out it. Does some have more credibility than others, absolutely but it's your job to find out which you prefer. Reply