Sea Shepherd illigal green laser used by criminal Dutch vessel Steve Irwin.

illigal green laser used by criminal Dutch vessel Steve Irwin.
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22 December 2009
Dutch vessel attacks again Japanese ship Shonan Maru No. 2
The Japanese Antarctic whale research vessel Shonan Maru No. 2 was subject to new attack today by the Dutch anti-whaling vessel Steve Irwin. The attack started at about 1100 JST and lasted about two hours.
The Shonan Maru No. 2 has been monitoring the Steve Irwin movements in the Antarctic. At past 1100JST, the Steve Irwin crew started to deploy a rope from the ships stern. When the Japanese ship approached to closely monitor these activities, the Steve Irwin activists started to irradiate green laser pointers toward the Shonan Maru No. 2 crew. The Steve Irwin made then a steep turn approaching abnormally the Japanese vessel and started to shoot its water cannon while the activists threw butyric-acid containing bottles.
After broadcasting a warning message through a long range acoustic device (LRAD), the Shonan Maru No. 2 started its water cannons and proceeded to dodge the activists attack.
The Steve Irwin then continued to tow a rope with buoys aimed at the propeller and rudder of the Shonan Maru No. 2, while the activists repeatedly irradiated hand-held green laser devices toward the Japanese crew and hurled bottles containing butyric acid. Five or six of these bottles hit the Japanese vessels deck. Neither injuries to the Japanese crew nor damage to the Shonan Maru No. 2 resulted from the Steve Irwin attack.
High-power laser devices (laser pointers) are known to be extremely dangerous as they can produce blindness if irradiated to the naked eye. Their manufacture and sale is subject to regulations not only in Japan but also in the Netherlands, the Steve Irwins flag state, and Australia, its virtual home port country. Aiming a laser at a craft where vision and situational awareness are critical for safety may be considered criminal behavior.

DUTCH GOUVERNMENT....REMOVE THAT TRICOLORE OF THIS VESSEL

SEA SHEPHERD = COWARDS PRAYING ON DEFENCELESS CIVILIAN JAPANESE CREW.......DISCUSTING......TRY ICELAND OR NORWAY...HAHAHAHAHA CHICKENS

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[pyroman1000k]

They have NOT been doing this for thousands of years, when the hell in the fuedal era did Japan go to ANTARCTICA?!

[pyroman1000k]

They have Japanese crew moron.

[robertjusher]

Go SS, give them hell.

[patrick10001]

@raptorculiacan What??

[raptorculiacan]

@ninjamemnoch Its just a laser pointer... If it was a Photonic Disrupter then it would be a lot more powerful, and they would have it on a fixed area of the boat instead of aiming it by hand. And the laser CAN and WILL cause permanent eye damage... use your head, bud...

[raptorculiacan]

@patrick10001 Probably the same way people have been doing it for thousands of years... idiot.

[WispyTerror]

Sea shepherd ftw and frankly I think they deserve a laser in the eye for all the harm they have done to the whales!

[ninjamemnoch]

It’s called a “Photonic Disruptor.” Here are some of the details:

It’s classified as a TALI, or Threat Assessment Laser Illuminator and is designed specifically for military and law enforcement use.

Has been featured on Discovery Channel’s “Future Weapons.”

Is equipped with versatile focus-adjustable collimating lenses to compensate for range and power intensity.

Will temporarily overwhelm a threat’s visual senses without causing permanent eye damage.

Please note the Japanese use them as well.

[JUKIO01]

@patrick10001 what, u just said how did they, i dont know who they is. be more specific.

[patrick10001]

@JUKIO01 I mean 250* And what has this to do with Americans?

[JUKIO01]

@patrick10001 dude, during the 1800's, america killed whales in the atlantic. they use the whale oil to light up lamps and lubricate machinary. that was about 150-200 years ago.

[patrick10001]

@JUKIO01 Lol? How thaaa hell where they killing whales 150years back?