Hunt sabs in bed with “deeply offensive” band Bob Vylan

As if the company kept by sabs couldn’t get any lower (cf. Dan Norris, arrested on suspicion of child sex offences), Behind The Masks has discovered that Salisbury Plain Hunt Sabs is in cahoots with “deeply offensive” rap punk dup Bob Vylan, whose Glastonbury Festival set has appalled the nation.

The band is currently under police investigation after its singer led chants of “death to the IDF” during their set on the festival’s West Holts Stage on 28 June. The Israeli Embassy to the UK said it was “deeply disturbed by the inflammatory and hateful rhetoric expressed on stage at the Glastonbury Festival”.

The BBC has told a number of its senior staff to step back from their day-to-day duties following its broadcasting of the controversial set.

The duo's frontman, Bobby Vylan

It won’t surprise anyone who has been the victim of sab harassment – from those physically assaulted while following a trail hunt to those whose businesses have been targeted online or vandalised in person – that they are in bed with the likes of Bob Vylan.

The frontman of the duo, Bobby Vylan, has said, “Sometimes we have to get out message across with violence because that’s the only language some people speak, unfortunately”. This is exactly the MO of sabs.

And now, in another sickening turn of events, The Telegraph has unearthed footage from 2023 where Bob Vylan’s singer says the “only good pig is a dead pig” in an anti-police rant. This disgusting attitude towards the police officers who help keep our country safe is something else he has in common with sabs, who are commonly found having scrawled ‘ACAB’ symbols. ACAB, which stands for ‘All Cops Are Bastards’, has been classed as a hate symbol by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL).

Calder Valley Hunt Sabs apparently think police officers are 'bastards'

While the exact nature and extent of the relationship between Bob Vylan and sabs in unclear, BTM has discovered Salisbury Hunt Plain Sabs has been tagging Bobby Vylan in various posts on X, alongside Chris Packham, another controversial face on the BBC.

We’d imagine that these links would not reflect well on the new anti-hunt lobby group, The New Hunting Ban, that is trying to influence parliament and directly lobby MPs under a slick and professional-looking front.