Sea Shepherd and whales tagged
in the Faroe Islands
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Recently some whales were detained in the Faroe Islands to
be tagged. Tagging wild creatures in the
sea or on land is a world-wide wild life management practice. The tagging of the whales will enable the
Faroese scientists to monitor the migratory patterns of the whales and
establish sustainability numbers.
This tagging provides the disposable minions of Sea Shepherd
an opportunity to get arrested to the delight of the criminal cult leader
enjoying a luxurious life in Paris, France.
While Sea Shepherd has been in the Faroe Islands this summer over 400
whales were harvested for free food for the inhabitants. During
this harvesting Sea Shepherd was not successful in getting one whale spared
the faith of the Faroese whaling knife.
Hey, hey girly-men how many whales did you save today? Zero, zip, nadda.
Three of Sea Shepherd’s disposable land team minions were
arrested today during this tagging in the Faroe Islands. That will make about 15
disposable minions arrested this summer with over 400 whales harvested. So what did Sea Shepherd accomplish in the
Faroe Islands by getting their disposable minions arrested? How many whales were saved?
Their accomplishment was to gain money donations for their
criminal cult leader enjoying the good life in Paris, France, while zero whales
have been saved. The behavior of the
disposable land team in the Faroe Islands is classic cult-like. They throw themselves to be arrested while their
criminal leader resides miles away in safety.
He tells them to do this to save whales when no whales are being
saved. The mindless disposable minions
are too mindless to assess the situation.
They are being thrown in jail while their cult leader is on the run from
being in jail himself. He tells them it
is honorable to be arrested on behalf of his clients the whales while he is
wanted on two continents and jumped bail from Germany.
Background to understanding the Sea Shepherd caste
system: The elites (muckety-mucks) serve
on the vessels (rust bucket garbage scows) while the lowest level of their
caste system, the minions, suckers are regulated to the disposable “land
team.” The sucker minions on the land
team are there to serve as fodder to raise money for the criminal cult leader. Their goal in the Faroe Islands is to engage
in sensationalism by getting arrested to gain the attention of world-wide news
media and emotional wrecks to donate money.
Each time a Grind (whale harvesting) had taken place this
summer in the Faroe Islands, Sea Shepherd’s vessels the Bridgette Bardot and
Sam Simon sailed out of Faroese waters to avoid arrest. Remember the elites serve on the vessels
while the trash are thrown to be part of the disposable land team.
Link to Sea Shepherd’s website to donate money:
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| Whales being tagged in the Faroe Islands |
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