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Fight Over Whaling in Iceland

Greenpeace shot video of the first haul of fin whales in Iceland under that country's quota allowing up to 150 such whales to be killed this year, along with 100 minke whales. The group is pressing...  
 
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ihaveairlockers (1 week ago) Show Hide
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I fully support and endorse iceland for sustainably harvesting Finn and MInke whales.
Fresh whale beef tastes great.

There is nothing like a fresh whale steak with chips, salad and an ice cold beer.

Save the Whale...for me ! Yummy !

As for RecentlySeen and SorryImso great 2, they are just like Paul Watson and the rest of the pirates.

Would love to see SS stray into Norwegian or Icelandic waters !! That would be very funny !
alienfunk (3 days ago) Show Hide
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Hope you enjoy your endangered whale steak, well at least when they're exstinct you will have to find something else to hunt, maybe your own young?
alienfunk (3 days ago) Show Hide
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Oh and Iceland are not sustainably hunting whale, these Whales are endangered.
theplaguecarrier (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Whale = delicious
RecentlySeen (1 month ago) Show Hide
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U.S FEDERAL LAW:

U.S. GPO Access [CITATION: 50CF-R230.3]
CHAPTER II--NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES SERVICE (NMS), NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA), DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE (DOC)

"It is unlawful for a person to: engage in whaling in violation of the US Convention, IWC regulations, commit an Act or breach US Commerce regulations; to ship, transport, purchase, sell, offer for sale, import, export or possess a whale or whale meat products."
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WHALERS HELP POISON THEIR OWN PEOPLE & CHILDREN:

"A Norsk Scientific panel has ruled that meat from minke whales contained dangerous levels of chemicals & PCBs 10-1000 x higher than even fish, Monday."

"Our advice is not to eat whale meat," due to the impact on child's brains, said Janneche Utne Skaare, deputy director of the Nordic Natl Institute.

"Japan, Norway, & Denmark have issued advisories against eating whale meat because of brain damage due to toxic mercury."
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ihaveairlockers (2 months ago) Show Hide
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I love eating fresh whale. It tastes really nice. It is part of my balanced varied diverse diet. Whale has alot of things in it that are not found in bovine beef.

There is nothing like a good fresh whale steak with chips and a cold beer in summer.

Save the Whale......for me !!! yummy ! :o)
Striker4928 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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arilockerhead I would enjoy seeing a criminal like you and your criminal icelandic friends skinned alive by a swat team. Your screams of pain would brighten my day. Whatever you have in your stomachs at that point will be irrelevant and mixed with the gallons of blood from the execution you deserve.
Monferno123 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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well there still not a lot of them left in the sea and do you want that they will disappeared
ihaveairlockers (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Because of man putting nutrients in the sea, the population of Minke whales is in plague proportions.
And Iceland and Norway never even reach the self imposed quota's...
Minke whales are more now then there has ever been.
And norwegian and icelandic whalers don't want to destroy all the whales, then they would have no job.

Eat whale, it is good for you.

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