Buddahist monks refuse to give up tiger temple

Jake Glass  Wealthy Londonistan lawyers and other rich travelers love to visit Thailand and pay premium prices to see a Buddhist monastery that has turned into part exotic game petting zoo. this tiger temple has long been on the target of conservationists and animal rights activists who accuse the Buddhist monks of exploitation of these animals and offer the worlds rich travelers a wildlife fantasy spot  and a stop to feed sick tigers for religious profit. The Thai government had enough and attempted to end this project but had to be stopped after a lawsuit was filed in February. this has pitted a military government against wealthy tourist enterprises wanting to keep these tiger temples in operation because there is so much money to be made from displaying the one hundred and fifty big cats this temple own enslaves and holds in captivity. This religious institution now rakes in six million dollars a year in tickets and clearly receives as much in donations from foreign money wanting to keep this hip and cool vacation destination operating for future generations. The moral authority of the monks in Thai society makes this a thorny issue for animal activists and the government in their battle to close this scam temple. The government had ordered the temple to stop breeding tigers and letting tourists dangerously feed the tigers up close but the stubborn Buddhist monks often act like they are above the law with their moral authority.

the extreme exploitation y these phony monks in Thailand is audacious and many tigers have disappeared as after four years of age it is unsafe for the cats to be around human. man y retired tiger attractions are retired to cages and sometimes the cost of operating these tigers can make a tiger simply vanish and more likely his bones sold on the black market. The staff often beat the tigers in an order for total control and force interspecies harmony which can be difficult for tigers to comprehend since like ..they are wild animals. the animals are often abused and during a raid last year by Thai officials more exotic animals were discovered and rescued out of this barbaric cult. protesting mons and their supporters have blocked several attempts to seize these animals and rescue them from their brutal captivity. it seems the moral authority of the monks and the rich are prevailing every day this disgusting temple exists and their tiger victims linger longer in captivity.