July 2010
19/10/2010
Shocking Appalling Disgusting Faeroe Islanders Are Savage Barbaric Idiots
Baby whales cut out of their mothers womb by ruthless barbaric Faeroe Islanders. The Faeroe's are part of the Danish Kingdom, Denmark is in the EU, Denmark is a disgrace to the EU for allowing this to happen within their kingdom.
One whole large pod of 236 Pilot whales were happily swimming in the North Atlantic Ocean when they were driven by the Faeroe Islanders in to Klaksvik in the Danish Faeroe Islands. The whales were forced in to a cove, left helpless, stranded and then mercilessly hacked to death with knives by humans, called people, who's ages of those who knifed the whales ranged from 14 years upwards.
There were approximately 236 Pilot whales in all, that were sickeningly slaughtered, they included pregnant whales, juveniles and there male partners, many were brutally chopped around the head and they were growning in agony and taking up to 4 to 5 long long minutes to draw their last breath and helplessly die.
The whole of the cove was red with blood, which was oozing from the 236 ripped open innocent Pilot whales, chopped to death. The fear and panic of these highly intelligent innocent whales seeing their families slaughtered must have been beyond horrific.
Barbaric Faeroe Islanders every year mass butcher whilst still fully alive, whole families of whales that should be strictly protected, but are being completely wiped out.
Pilot whales are classified as 'Strictly Protected' under the convention on the Conservation of Wildlife and Natural Habitats. By allowing the slaughter to continue in the Faeroes, Denmark fails to abide by its obligations as a signatory of the convention.
Many thanks and praise to Peter Hammarstedt for his courageous and dangerous undercover work and no doubt what he witnessed, sadly he will never forget.
We here at GreenEcoPeace as whale medics, would do everything possible to save a whale, yet not far away from the UK in the Faeroe Islands of the Danish kingdom, they do everything possible to kill whales.
Something is wrong!
12/07/2010
Nasty Dealings, Endangered Whale Slaughter, IWC, Greenland
Quota's for Indigenous whaling in the Greenlandic slaughter hunts. Some countries expressed reservations over the whale limits. The revised annual slaughter limits for West Greenland are 178 common Minke whales, 10 fin whales, 2 bowhead whales and 9 humpback whales (a new quota).
Greenland is not Indigenous and does not need a cruel whale killing quota. There is evidence that Greenland sells its whale meat. Greenland's claim of Indigenous, is a whole load of deceit and lies. Greenland is part of the kingdom of Denmark, Denmark is in the European Union. The E.U. is against cruelly slaughtering whales for commercial gain.
Fareo Isles also kills hundreds and hundreds of Pilot whales by dragging them into coves and knifing them. The whole sea is then blood red. Fareo Isles is also part of the Danish kingdom.
12/07/2010
Sea Turtles Will No Longer Be Burned
As the devastating reports of the BP oil spill and its harmful effects continue, a little good news reinforces some hope for a better future. Thanks to a lawsuit filed by The Centre for Biological Diversity and Turtle Island Institute -- along with petitions and letters from the public -- BP and the U.S. Coast Guard have agreed to stop allowing endangered sea turtles to be burned alive during surface-oil clean-up operations.
Concern was sparked when news spread that BP was using controlled fires as a method to clean up the oil via dragging together fire-resistant booms and then lighting the enclosed "burn box" on fire. It has been reported that as of July 01, 594 stranded sea turtles had been collected in the Gulf area since the oil spill. Of those, 441 were already dead when they were found.
With over 12,000 signatures on two petitions demanding BP to stop the torching of sea turtles in the Gulf. A big thank you to all who continue to make efforts to help sea turtles and other victims of the BP oil tragedy. This burning ban will help prevent even more unnecessary deaths.
But it is important to remember that sea turtles are endangered and still need your help.
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