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106RR · January 10, 2008, 02:50 AM

There is an interesting passage written by Frank Anton. He was in a Vietnamese POW camp for many years. He claims the NVA served the camp mascot for a feast. They tenderized it with a long bamboo rod BEFORE they slaughtered the poor dog.
BTW They kill dogs easily with a pole. Dog intelligence cannot compute distance and angles. They are excellent judges of distance if you throw rocks,but cannot determine the length of a pole held upright. They walk slowly toward the dog, looking away from the dog, and quickly smash the dog right on the backbone with the pole. If you judge them for this, remember that starvation is a grey wolf that snaps at their heels every day of life.

January 10, 2008, 02:50 AM	#16
106RR Senior Member Join Date: July 10, 2002 Posts: 234	Coyote There is an interesting passage written by Frank Anton. He was in a Vietnamese POW camp for many years. He claims the NVA served the camp mascot for a feast. They tenderized it with a long bamboo rod BEFORE they slaughtered the poor dog. BTW They kill dogs easily with a pole. Dog intelligence cannot compute distance and angles. They are excellent judges of distance if you throw rocks,but cannot determine the length of a pole held upright. They walk slowly toward the dog, looking away from the dog, and quickly smash the dog right on the backbone with the pole. If you judge them for this, remember that starvation is a grey wolf that snaps at their heels every day of life.