Ils les ont mangé, oui !

Incroyable, cette histoire:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-24478532

BBC a écrit:

"People were basically told to kill their pets and they did. They killed 750,000 of them in the space of a week - it was a real tragedy, a complete disaster," says Christie Campbell, who helped write Bonzo's War.

Historian Hilda Kean says that it was just another way of signifying that war had begun. "It was one of things people had to do when the news came - evacuate the children, put up the blackout curtains, kill the cat."

(...)

"It isn't well known that so many pets were killed because it isn't a nice story, it doesn't fit with this notion of us as a nation of animal lovers. People don't like to remember that at the first sign of war we went out to kill the pussycat," she says.

 Cat

Et ça pourrait se reproduire ? Non, là on leur dit que c'est la crise et tout et couic le matou ?