Cosplay Watson in fear of Japan's whaling
The headline on The Sydney Morning Herald’s website reads:
“Japan rejects international court jurisdiction over whaling”
The International Court of Justice ruled Japan whaling in
the Southern Ocean is illegal and now Japan rejects that illegal verdict. This caused his Excellency cosplay Paul
Watson to post on his Facelessbook page a scathing rebuke of the Japanese.
Cosplay Watson wrote: “Japan Arrogantly Spits in the Faces
of the Judges for the International Court of Justice”
Did not the criminal Watson spit in the face of the German
judge who released him from jail on bond?
Then soon after cosplay Watson skipped bail and ran out of Germany.
Watson wrote: “If Japan kills another whale in the Southern
Ocean they will officially become pirate whalers, a rogue nation with
absolutely no respect for the rule of law, no respect for conservation and no
respect for science.”
Japan has no respect for the law? It was cosplay Watson himself who continually
boast about the whaling vessels he sunk while in port. His minions this past summer in the Faroe Islands
have been arrested for their no respect of the law.
Watson continues with: “Japan's position is that they will
do whatever they wish, whenever they wish, however they wish and the rest of
the world be damned.”
That is exactly how Sea Shepherd behaves in Japan, the Faroe
Islands and the Southern Ocean. Perhaps delusional
Watson believes only he and his cult group are permitted to “do whatever they
wish, whenever they wish, however they wish and the rest of the world be
damned.”
Bail-jumper Watson ended with: “An international policing
effort must take action to prevent Japan's on-going crimes in the Southern
Ocean.”
Why an “international policing effort,” when the cult group
has been given a number of ocean going vessels to interfere with the Japanese
in the Southern Ocean? Seems like come
this whaling season Watson plans to exempt Sea Shepherd from interfering with
the Japanese whalers. Why? Is he a coward?
Japan has reinterpreted Article 9 of their constitution allowing
them to take a more active military role in protecting Japan and their business
interest. The cowards are fearing an interdiction
in the Southern Ocean by the Japanese military.
That is why Watson wrote calling for “an international policing effort.”
How do you spell “coward?”
Here is how “ w a t s o n.”
Link to article concerning Japan’s rejection of the
International Court of Justice (ICJ) judgement:
Link to Watson’s Facelessbook page:
Link to photographs of Watson in his costume at a previous
what seems to be a costume party:
Link to donate to Sea Shepherd:
Link to Texas Daddy store:
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