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March 3, 2013
Video here:
http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/424178/february-26-2013/battleground-texas---jeremy-bird
A little bit of good news! We need it!
Video: Jeremy Bird on The Colbert Report
Tuesday February 26, 2013
Battleground Texas - Jeremy Bird
Jeremy Bird describes his Texas initiative to get African Americans, Hispanics, women and young people out to the polls.
Battleground Texas - Jeremy Bird
Jeremy Bird describes his Texas initiative to get African Americans, Hispanics, women and young people out to the polls.
Video here:
http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/424178/february-26-2013/battleground-texas---jeremy-bird
A little bit of good news! We need it!
March 2, 2013
Approximately 900 whales saved!
Sea Shepherd says the Japanese whaling fleet has left the Southern Ocean.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-03-02/japanese-whalers-reportedly-leave-southern-ocean/4549394-snip-
"We're still escorting them, they're about two hundred miles (321 kilometres) north of 60 and the Sun Laurel, their tanker, is another two hundred miles north of the Nisshin Maru," he said.
"So, they're on a course direct for Indonesia.
"So hopefully that means they're going home. We don't know for sure but they're definitely leaving the whaling ground".
Sea Shepherd claims the fleet killed no more than 75 whales, the smallest haul in the history of its Antarctic hunt.
-snip-
"We're still escorting them, they're about two hundred miles (321 kilometres) north of 60 and the Sun Laurel, their tanker, is another two hundred miles north of the Nisshin Maru," he said.
"So, they're on a course direct for Indonesia.
"So hopefully that means they're going home. We don't know for sure but they're definitely leaving the whaling ground".
Sea Shepherd claims the fleet killed no more than 75 whales, the smallest haul in the history of its Antarctic hunt.
-snip-
Approximately 900 whales saved!
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