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Save the Elephants by Sending Surplus Weapons to African Game Wardens Fighting Terrorist Ivory Poachers

Created by S.E. on July 26, 2015

African rhinos and elephants are being brutally slaughtered for their tusks, elephants at a rate of one every 14 minutes.

Meanwhile, for years US military surplus weapons have been sent to American towns and cities where they are neither needed by the police nor wanted by the citizens.

According to lastdaysofivory.com, poaching has grown rapidly due to the participation of terrorist organizations who make huge profits from ivory. African countries are trying to defend these magnificent animals, but they are out-gunned by the poachers and terrorists.

Let's send some of our surplus weapons to support the game wardens trying to save African wildlife.

And do it now, because there isn't much time left; African elephants could be extinct in the wild within 11 years.

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