Sea Shepherd going back to the Faroe Islands
When Sea Shepherd went to the Faroe Islands in 2011 to get
dramatic video for Discovery Channel’s Animal Planet “Whale Wars Viking
Shores.” The people of the Faroe
Islands, descendants of the Vikings deprived them of that video and the show
was a flop.
This past whaling season in the Southern Ocean the Japanese
harvest only around 100 whales. While
Where was Sea Shepherd? Sea Shepherd was in the Southern Ocean
harassing the Japanese capturing around 100 whales while they ignored the over
one-thousand whales supplying free food to the people of the Faroe Islands.
during this same year over one-thousand whales were harvested in the Faroe
Islands.
In an attempt to rectify Sea Shepherd’s glowing example of
hate towards they Japanese they announced they will return to the Faroe Islands
in 2014. Calling their new campaign “Operation
GrindStop 2014.” This was announced by
Sea Shepherd UK. They will not be taking
their rust bucket garbage scows of their floating circus. The brave defenders of the whales know to do
so could result in confiscation of their floating circus.
The clowns announced:
“Sea Shepherd will use deterrent patrols on land and by
sea…and if required will employ non-violent interventionist tactics to prevent
any Grind from occurring.”
It should be noted the fugitive Paul Watson will be nowhere
in or near the Faroe Islands. Remember
in 2011 when Watson and Cabin Boy pretended there was an active warrant on the
fugitives head, with clam bravado the fugitive claim his freedom was a small
price to pay to save one whale. Perhaps
now two years later his freedom is worth more
than the life of a whale.
Instead the Sea Shepherd drones from the United Kingdom will
put themselves in situations attempting to be arrested. At least the minions have a bit more
dedication than their fugitive leader on the run.
Sea Shepherd’s page announcing their 2014 Faroe Island
vacation:
Their Facebook page for their Faroe Island fantasy:
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