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| Noel Edmonds has urged eople to have 'a sense of priority' when it comes to Cecil the lion |
TV STAR Noel Edmonds has urged people to have "a sense of priority" when it comes to Cecil the lion.
The 66-year-old presenter reminded the many thousands of people outraged by the killing of one of Zimbabwe's most loved lions that many youngsters die in the UK each week.
News of Cecil's death sparked global outrage last week, causing hunter Walter Palmer to publicly defend his actions - claiming he didn't know the big cat was protected or part of a decades-long study.
Although Noel said Walter's actions were "a massive negative", he added: "But don’t forget in the UK every single week children are killed by their parents or carers – let’s have a sense of priority.
"People who do these things have an imbalance in their energy system. Positivity can be measured scientifically."
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| Walter Palmer sparked global outrage when he killed Cecil in Zimbabwe |
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| Noel also claimed there'd be some 'karma' for Walter |
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| The star reminded people children get killed in the UK by their parents |
The Deal Or No Deal star – who believes in Spiritualism and cosmic ordering – went on to say: "The man who shot the lion, this is not a threat, this is science, will have karma.
"Something is going to happen to that guy because what he did was so utterly negative. The energy he poured out left such a big gap, negative energy will pour into him," Noel told the Mirror.
During his interview, Noel also went on a bizarre rant and 'electro smog'.
He said: "The biggest problem we have is not Ebola, it’s not Aids, it’s electro smog.
"The Wi-Fi and all of the systems that we are introducing into our lives are destroying our own natural electro-magnetic fields. All you are is energy, remember that."
Noel also claimed there was no such thing as death.
"There isn’t such a thing as death, it’s just departure. You cannot die. It’s been known for a very long time."
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