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Dog Carcasses Found In South Korea House, Man Says He Collected Abandoned Dogs & Starved Them Warning: Some readers may find the photos and descriptions in this article graphic. Discretion is advised. When looking for their dog last weekend, a resident of a town in South Korea inadvertently stumbled upon a horrific scene. The carcasses of more than 1,000 dogs were found in an innocuous-looking house. Source: Coexistence of Animal Rights on Earth (CARE) on YouTube An elderly man is under investigation in connection with this case. Man allegedly starved dogs to death over 3 years On Saturday (4 Feb), animal rights group Coexistence of Animal Rights on Earth (CARE) posted a distressing YouTube video. They visited a house in Yangpyeong country of Gyeonggi province, South Korea, where a man allegedly starved to death hundreds of dogs over three years, they said. Upon a cursory inspection of the premises, they estimated that about 300 to 400 dogs had met their demise there. Source: Coexistence of Animal Rights on Earth (CARE) on YouTube Layers of dog carcasses piled up in South Korea house CARE described the gruesome scene in the video as they observed that rotting dog carcasses had already formed a layer on the ground. Live dogs were then kept in cages in the same area on top of the rotted carcasses. When these dogs passed away, they then formed another layer of detritus on the ground. Dogs were forced to eat other dogs who passed away to survive, CARE said. They also found carcasses and skull bones piled up in various places, including barrels in the yard. Source: Coexistence of Animal Rights on Earth (CARE) on YouTube A second video posted by CARE on YouTube, during another visit to the house, showed various empty dog kennels and carriers lined up by the police amid the derelict surroundings. Source: Coexistence of Animal Rights on Earth (CARE) on YouTube Four dogs found alive, now in hospital Amazingly, four dogs were found alive in the house among the rotting carcasses. Source: Coexistence of Animal Rights on Earth (CARE) on YouTube All of them were suffering from malnutrition or skin disease. Two were in critical condition. Source: Coexistence of Animal Rights on Earth (CARE) on YouTube They have been transferred to veterinary hospitals for treatment. Source: Coexistence of Animal Rights on Earth (CARE) on YouTube Resident stumbled upon house The shocking discovery was made by a resident of the area, reported The Korea Herald. They had been looking for their missing dog on Saturday (4 Feb) and found that the house was full of dead dogs. They then called the police, who found more than 1,000 dog carcasses. Man in 60s under investigation The police are now investigating a man in his 60s, suspecting him of violating animal protection law. He has already admitted to collecting abandoned dogs and starving them to death. However, CARE alleged that the man had actually received the dogs from dog breeders. These canines were of no use as they were too old or small to breed, or their commercial value had gone down. Thus, the breeders allegedly paid him 10,000 won (S$10.30) per dog to “take care” of them. He proceeded to allegedly lock the animals up and starve them to death since 2020. The county authorities plan to clear the carcasses by this week. https://mustsharenews.com/dog-carcasses-south-korea/

This is so messed up..

Abby Choi's mother, Cheung Yin Fa, has filed for a Hong Kong High Court injunction to prevent the murdered socialite's former father-in-law, Kwong Kau, from selling off a property in Hong Kong's upscale Kadoorie Hill neighbourhood. Kwong Kau is a suspect in Choi's murder, and is currently under arrest. Mother claimed property was only "held in trust" Kwong Kay was listed as the owner of the 1,820 sq ft luxury apartment in Kowloon, bought for HK$73 million (S$12.5m) in 2019, as reported by South China Morning Post (SCMP) previously. According to court documents seen by HK01, Cheung claimed that the property was held in trust for Choi and that Choi was the beneficial owner. Cheung filed in the capacity of Choi's estate's manager and requested for a court order to ban Kwong Kau from selling, renting or transferring the property without Cheung's permission. Police believe she was killed because of the property It was previously reported that the police believe the murder was linked to a dispute between Choi and her former in-laws over the property. Choi reportedly argued with Kwong Kau after she said she wanted to sell the house and promised to move the family somewhere else, but Kwong Kau disagreed. Choi went missing on Feb. 21 and was confirmed murdered on Feb. 24 when police found parts of her body. Some body parts still missing After a nationwide search for her remaining body parts, her arms and torso are still missing as of Mar. 7. Choi's ex-husband, Alex Kwong, 28, and his elder brother, Anthony Kwong, 31, were charged with murder. Kwong Kau, 65, was also charged with murder, while his wife, Jenny Li, 63, was charged with obstruction of justice. His mistress, only known as Ng "Yung Yung", was also arrested on suspicions of providing the village house where police found Choi's dismembered body parts. 7th suspect arrested in mainland China Two other suspects, Lam Shun, 41, and a unnamed 29-year-old woman, were also arrested for allegedly attempting to help Alex Kwong escape. The 29-year-old Hong Kong woman, was arrested in mainland China, and was handed over to the Hong Kong police at a border control point on Mar. 7, reported SCMP. As of Mar. 7, a total of 7 people were arrested over Choi's murder. https://mothership.sg/2023/03/abby-choi-property-sale-court-injunction/

SINGAPORE: Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s wife Ho Ching has implied that the opposite may be true when it comes to the “give one chicken wing take back whole chicken” rhetoric that is quite popular in Singapore. The phrase “the government gives a chicken wing and takes back the whole chicken” is a common expression used by Singaporeans to describe situations where the government provides some form of assistance or benefit, but then subsequently imposes more stringent regulations or restrictions that offset the initial benefits. Often used to express frustration with increasing costs of living, the phrase can be interpreted as a criticism of the Singapore government’s tendency to provide limited benefits to the people in the form of yearly cash payouts that are announced in the annual Budget statements, but then “take back” a larger sum through raising taxes. Mdm Ho apparently believes the opposite is true. On Sunday (5 Mar), she shared on social media a post made by the Pro-ruling party Facebook page ‘Singapore Matters’ that tried to reverse the “chicken wing” notion. Sharing a diagram from the Budget 2023 statement, the page said: “The true story about chicken wings. You give the Government 1 chicken wing, the Government gives you 4 chicken wings.” Mdm Ho regularly shares posts online supporting her husband’s party’s policies and members. Although she presently does not hold any official position in the government or ruling party, there are rumours that she may throw her hat into the ring at the Presidential race, later this year. If she does do so, she may face off with her estranged brother-in-law Lee Hsien Yang, who last week confirmed that he is considering applying to run for President. https://theindependent.sg/ho-ching-tries-to-flip-the-give-one-chicken-wing-take-back-whole-chicken-rhetoric/

@HarrisY1 kym?

@The_King want to start a central kitchen and sell food on grab?

*Looks at all the sacrilegious content I posted over the years on mugen*

If it was that easy to pass on the the knowledge it won't be called the esoteric arts, it will be exoteric arts. Also why practice is more important than receiving instructions.

I stopped watched after that part... it's nice to see more local occult content but ... hai

Something else she didn't talk about is deconstruction. After you have enough experience and knowledge under your belt, you need to start cutting away all the bullshit from the actual art. That's not something you want a beginner to do, because there isn't anything to cut away from.

Educated guess

Pay top dollar for part timer without checks. I'm sure that will fly everywhere else.

SHORTING GOLD NOW!!!

It's unlikely it's really 1000 years old, more likely a recent reconstruction, the red guard destroyed everything during those 10 years.

Then got tell the masseuse

Is that where you developed a kink for pgd?