The announcement attracted a storm of protest from wildlife protection organisations.The RSPCA called it "totally unacceptable".
Robert John Bennett, Dusseldorf, Germany: "The Holy Capitalists" may be one of those columns that attracts a storm of messages criticizing you.
But his idea has attracted a storm of protest from everyone from Liberty to the Daily Mail.
A picture of the unidentified man and his look-a-like was shared by Lee Beatie – and immediately attracted a storm of attention on Twitter.
The midfielder attracted a storm of criticism for refusing to wear a poppy on his Sunderland shirt during last season's annual Remembrance weekend commemorations.
c7018c16-5a32-4399-809f-7f977a830a04 EARLIER this month the president's chief economic adviser, Gregory Mankiw, once Harvard's youngest tenured professor, attracted a storm of abuse.
WikiLeaks did not immediately release more information about the incident, and the tweet attracted a storm of comments and speculation on social media from across the world.
The Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, has attracted a storm of criticism for an incendiary speech in which he accused the second world war Palestinian grand mufti of Jerusalem of having suggested the genocide of the Jews to Adolf Hitler.
The charges were later dropped on a technicality, but not before they had attracted a storm of international criticism.Ascribing to him the Byzantine wiles displayed by some of his characters, Mr Pamuk's enemies are now saying that he engineered his own trial so as to win the Nobel.
Mrs Bercow's decision to enter the Celebrity Big Brother house has attracted a storm of criticism, but she has let it be known that her intention, besides raising money for an autism charity, is to "stick two fingers up to the establishment".
