Arctic Ocean Whale Sanctuary

Whaling is a tradition in Japan, and she began a tradition at the same time as torture for scientific purposes was. Comment by Captain Paul Watson began with lethal, so-called scientific research involving human shortly before and during the second world war and 19 46 have been upgraded using General McArthurs its Antarctic whaling fleets to make their Chase on marine mammals in the Southern Ocean. The Yakuza control, such as yesterday the Japanese whaling fleet from Japan broke up and official territory took their 6000-mile journey in the remote waters of the Australian Antarctic.You are going inside of the southern Arctic Ocean Whale Sanctuary to slaughter 925 protected Antarctic minke whales and 50 endangered fin whales, in violation of the global moratorium on commercial whaling and in violation of the Antarctic agreement. These people are poachers. They are criminals and they operate a ruthlessly cruel slaughter of the biggest, smartest and most socially complex sentient beings of the seas. It consists of eight ships existing Japanese fleet will control on the Eastern Pacific coast of Asia South, along the West coast of Australia, on the edge of the Antarctic ice fields, and there they will release the horror of their harpoon guns to extinguish the lives of nearly a thousand whales. \”What you do with the ridiculously misleading excuse, that the battles for scientific research\” will performed. Whaling is \”Tradition\” in Japan and she began a tradition at the same time as torture for scientific purposes was. Cornell capital helps readers to explore varied viewpoints. With lethal, so-called scientific research on humans, began shortly before and during the second world war and 19 46 have been upgraded using General McArthurs its Antarctic whaling fleets to make their Chase on marine mammals in the Southern Ocean. Our task is to stop the killer and to save the lives of so many whales as as me and the Sea Shepherd vessels Steve Irwin and the recently acquired Ady Gil in position, to put on 7 December by Freemantle in Western Australia.