Shock. Limited Animal Sacrifices took place at 2010 World Cup Stadium sod turning ceremonies

Sacrifices were performed (between 2005 and 2007, I assume) during various sod turning ceremonies. Ostensibly the sacrifices were made to bless (or is that Bless in Blood) the construction of the sites where new stadiums for the 2010 Soccer World Cup were to be erected. So, sacrifice is not a newcomer to the 2010 Soccer World Cup game …

Campaign Progress: Stop South Africa’s planned 2010 Soccer World Cup Animal Sacrifice

“The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” –Ghandi
The campaign to stop South Africa from proceeding with the sacrifice of animals in ‘blessing’ the 2010 Soccer World Cup is doing well – 655 signatures since its inception 3 days ago!

The SPCA, South African Law, the 2010 World Cup and the Planned Sacrifice of Animals

Any reasonable person will immediately think: Surely the torturous sacrifice of cows by South Africa in honour of the 2010 World Cup can be prevented. After all, South Africa does have Animal Protection Laws and an N SPCA. You are right if that is your response – on the latter part of your thought anyway. BUT, as I am about to explain, NOT on the former part. Here is why