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“I stand with Defence Secretary Ben Wallace; don´t prioritise pets over people.” | Georgi Licovski
Palma31/08/2021 09:58
Before I start this column I will point out that I am an animal lover and I have had numerous pets over the years, but I stand with Defence Minister Ben Wallace who said that he wouldn´t “prioritise pets over people.” I am talking about the Nowzad animal charity and Paul Farthing and his 200 dogs and cats in Kabul.
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Mr Farthing organised a private flight for his staff and animals. It was the Taliban that allowed him and the animals through but not his staff no other lives were compromised, there was no decision, animal or person. He did not take up any space on a military flight.