The fur farmers in Norway claim that the last photos taken on fur farms are fake.  They say that the animal activists have placed the injured animals on the farms.  The newspapers announced this with almost no critical questions.  A farmer who is charged for animal cruelty after the activists found 30 fox cubs with their tails torn off and several other injured animals, claims that he has DNA-tests that proves that two animals he found injured on the farm in August 18^th. were not from his farm.  But the activist's photos from the farm are dated July 25^th..   He also claims that he found two of his own foxes in a cage outside the farm on August 18^th., where the activists should have placed them.  If the activists had placed the animals there, the foxes then had survived three weeks without food and water...This is totally false, and the farmer is obviously lying, but still the newspapers and the minister of agriculture seem to have made their conclusion: (That the evidence of animal cruelty is fake.) Let's hope the truth will win at last, or else there is no hope for animals in this corrupt country of Norway.