
Once again, Mrs. Brambilla has given vent to her animal rights fervor, a publicity stunt that is now disgusting "normal" citizens who, fortunately, know how to reason, evaluate, and make decisions for themselves and are not fooled or taken in by the former tourism minister, who cares more about animals than people. In such a difficult time for our country's economy, where unemployment is a burden, where the cost of living is unsustainable for thousands of families, where businesses are closing day after day due to lack of resources, where politicians and privileged politicians like Mrs. Brambilla have not deprived themselves of a single euro or benefit, here is Mrs. Brambilla's new invention and proposal, a bill that aims to abolish hunting. It's time to put an end to these kinds of people mocking citizens and occupying prominent positions within institutions. We can no longer tolerate a sector like hunting, which is a vital component of the economy of thousands of already severely affected Italian families, being attacked with unfounded and superficial statements.
Beyond the social and economic aspects that affect and move the hunting world, we want to remember that the over 700 hunters, true sentinels for generations, play a role in the territory of considerable importance and interest for the community and the environment. An irreplaceable role for a correct and widespread management of the natural heritage. People, honest citizens who manage the territory and fauna for free, who fight against deforestation, the maintenance of a compatible eco-system and the careful management of harmful species in compliance with national and EU laws and regulations.
Italcaccia_logo The Citizen Hunter also makes available to the community a considerable historical and cultural baggage that Mrs. Brambilla does not even know and which risks being dispersed .; in his bill he would like to entrust impossible tasks to other bodies or institutes, once again creating inefficient money-eating carriages. Hunters and hunting are a resource and not a damage for our country, the hunting world asks for respect and recognition of the role it plays in harmony and in collaboration with all interested parties.
Never as in this moment is there a need to join forces and not divide them. Proposals to abolish hunting do not benefit anyone, they only serve to disperse energy and resources, Brambilla knows this and hers is only an act of political recklessness that we hope will soon find the word "end".
Garbujo Gianni
Regional President of Italcaccia Veneto
(2 July 2013)






































