Tuesday, November 29, 2011

As the treasonous global (human) elites push America and the world towards wider wars, it is instructive to note murderous bullying... and ORGANIZED WARFARE - in our closest animal cousins, Chimpanzees killing their own, and rival troupe members...

In the below video, Anthropologist and Yale university Professor David P. Watts explains an organized, spontaneous - or even premeditated? - murderous assault by a dozen large male chimpanzees on a member of their own troupe: 
 
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"Normally, male chimpanzees are noisy, but when patrolling they are silent. They often go in a file, and sometimes they stop and sit silently and intently listen.   If they get any sign of other chimpanzees, they get excited... but they still don't make noise."   In the below video, Watts videod many male chimps attacking one of their own troupe members, "Grapelli," before Grapelli finally made an escape and climbed a tree... where another chimp, "Hair" moved to a close tree and protected Grapelli from other males attempting to resume the attack.  3 days later Grapelli was found dead of the wounds inflicted in the biting, beating attack administered by members of his own troupe. 
http://youtu.be/CPznMbNcfO8

  In the below video, the art of gang warfare and organized violence in chimpanzees is taken to the next level: a premeditated raid into border territory between a troupe of one chimpanzees and their neighbors - as Prof. Watts explains (in our previous video, above), the chimps go silent as they intently search for signs of their "enemy" - a level of plotting and scheming immediately calls to mind human warfare's "search-and-destroy" missions, organized ambushes, and rapacious massacres - including those saturated throughout the so-called "holy" bible....

Violent chimpanzee attack - Planet Earth - BBC wildlife  

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