Sea Shepherd’s Paul Watson’s book,
part
two
Writings of a dangerous man, Watson’s
book.
Sea Shepherd’s Paul Watson wrote a book
published 1993 titled “Earthforce.” This
is an interesting read into the mind of a man riddled with hallucinations,
filled with self-aggrandizement, and just a dangerous person.
The book was sent to me by a friend named
Ady Gil. Below in part are some of
Watson’s disturbed writings in the book:
Link to first video concerning the book:
This video is to highlight three portions
of the work worth expanding upon. They
reveal a man who advocates anti-social behavior and breaking the law.
On the following page:
Page 43.
"If you do not know an answer,
a fact, a statistic, then simply follow
the example of an American President, and do as Ronald Raegan did - make it up on the spot and deliver the information confidently and
without hesitation.
Comment: Here Mr. Watson supports telling lies. That has been evident in many of his
writings, interviews, and diatribes.
Reality and truth have no place in this cult and he admits it in this
book.
Page 96: "To kill with explosives intentionally is cowardly and can seldom be justified within the strategy of a warrior serving the Earth. However if it is the only defense available, it should be carefully prepared and executed with extreme efficiency."
Comment: All though he opens with it is wrong to kill,
he concludes it is okay if that is the only “defense.” A normal person would have written “killing
or murder is never an option in the advancement of our cause / mission.” Only a
dangerous man would attempt to justify its use no matter how limited.
Page 108: "The fireworks strategy. If you can't achieve your aims through facts,
then baffle your opposition with bullshit. Deceive with dazzling dramatics, fabricate fantasies fired forth
with flair and shower your targets with flamboyance and fiery rhetoric. Give the public a circus and contain your
message within. Educate through the
media of entertainment. Exploit existing
myths and create your own myths and legends.
Comment: Here in
1993 Watson urges to “give the public a circus.” Then some nineteen years later Oli Breckmann
of the Faroe Islands labels the cult group a “floating circus.” That is exactly what Watson called for in his
book..
Oli
Breckman of the Faroe Islands labeling Sea Shepherd as a “floating circus:”
His Excellency
pope Paul the Watson in this his 1993 book reveals the thoughts of a pathetic,
and dangerous man. Parents should
prevent their children from joining his cult as it is led by a man who cares
nothing for their well-being.
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