Sea Shepherd - Enough is enough, Japanese Killing Whales

[Annces]

Run time: 02:58 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQK9s2U206I   Posted on YouTube: December 04, 2008 By YouTube Member: Views on YouTube: 0   Posted on DU: December 05, 2008 By DU Member: Annces Views on DU: 722

 

Moving video. The Japanese have departed for Antarctica to kill 1000 whales in Whale Sanctuary. Sea Shepherd is on their way to stop them.

[TheCML]

1. I support what they are doing.

But I have watched "whale wars" a few times and they seem horribly disorganized and clueless, maybe the show is edited to make it look like that, but it makes me cringe.

[Annces]

2. Well it is mostly volunteers

A few veterans (people who have gone with them before). Animal Planet is going with them again right now. And I think they have like 20 veterans on board this time, to help out.

[sce56]

3. I supported with a $50.00 donation can anyone better that?

I challenge all of DU to support these defenders of the biggest most peaceful Mammals on the planet.

Thank You for Supporting Sea Shepherd

The wanton slaughter of ocean wildlife can be stopped with your help. Sea Shepherd has the experience, the skills, the courage, and the determination to bring an end to illegal whaling. With your support, we can keep our ships at sea to defend the defenseless dolphins, fish, seals, whales, and all ocean wildlife!

[sce56]

4. Thank you for supporting Sea Shepherd!

Dear SCE56,

Thank you for supporting Sea Shepherd!

On behalf of Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, I would like to extend our appreciation to you for your donation made via our website. It is only through the continued support of concerned citizens such as yourself that we are able to persist in our efforts to protect our planet’s marine wildlife.


The following information was collected about your gift:
Payment Method: Credit Card
Gift Amount: $50.00
Gift Date: 12/5/2008
Designation: To the area of greatest need



I am grateful for your generosity and hope that you will take great pride in the important difference that your gift makes.

For the Oceans.

Captain Paul Watson
Found and President

Sea Shepherd Conservation Society
PO Box 2616
Friday Harbor, WA 98250