Peru dolphin slaughter
Dolphin hunting in Peru is illegal which does not deter
Peruvian fishermen. According to a
report from ITV News, (British news outfit) anywhere from 10,000 to 15,000
dolphins are slaughtered by Peruvian fishermen in violation of Peruvian law.
Once the dolphins are captured, the Peruvian fishermen slice
up the dolphins and use parts of the sliced dolphin as bait to capture
sharks. The remains of the dolphins are
then thrown into the ocean, meaning up to 15,000 dolphin carcasses are dumped
overboard.
The fishermen of Taiji, Japan capture around 2,000 dolphins last
dolphin season, which is legal in Japan.
Some of the dolphins are shipped live to marinas around the world. The remaining dolphins are then used for food
and food byproducts.
So where does Sea Shepherd send their Cove Guardians? To Peru where 15,000 dolphins are illegally
slaughtered or to Taiji, Japan where around 2,000 dolphins are captured? The answer is Taiji, Japan. Further proof these foreigners who go to
Taiji to document the dolphin activity are cowards and hate Japan / the
Japanese. They know if they go to Peru
and behave there as they do in Taiji, they will get more than their feelings
hurt.
Plus going to Peru there is no money in it for them. While in Taiji the cowards broadcast hateful
commentary both on live-stream and their Facebook page causing suckers around
the globe to donate. Many donate to masquerade
their hate for Japan / the Japanese by hiding their compassion for the
dolphins. If they have such a high level
of compassion for the dolphins, then how come they do not demand their “Guardians”
go where 15,000 dolphins are illegally being slaughtered as oppose to being
where 2,000 dolphins are legally captured?
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