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Greenpeace 'Orca-strate' whale killing

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Pascuala, the whale in need of a good 'green activist' meal
Readers may remember the story of Knut the polar bear cub rejected by its mother and being hand-reared in a German zoo. 
They might also remember the furore created (and still continuing) over the claims by Green activists that the cub should be killed...as being hand-reared 'set a bad precedent' (i.e. didn't fit with the Green moralists screwed up worldview).  Well they have been at it again.

This time Greenpeace are trying to Orca-strate the killing of a wounded, beached orphan whale as, they believe, saving its life by sending it to a US marine theme park would "set a bad precedent". 

Here's a thought that could only enhance the quality of life for us all: save the whale and the polar bear as best we can - and when each is fully grown let's set the president of Greenpeace in with them to get 'better acquainted'. Now how would that be for 'setting a bad president'?

There was a time when Greenpeace used to campaign to 'Save The Whales!' Now they want them dead. Better dead than bred, apparently.  

Posted on Thursday, May 24, 2007 at 02:29PM by Registered CommenterPeter C Glover in | Comments1 Comment

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Well, Pascuala is dead now. It is too late for her, but we are hoping that at least something good comes out of this, on my site:
http://www.jessicasoler.blogspot.com/
there is a PDF of a press release that the NGO I belong too, another NGO, both involved in the care of the baby orca, algong with the park she was in, prepared. There is a version in english:
CASO PASCUALA PRENSA - INGLES that you may be interested in.


Also we are collecting signatures to support a proposal we are delivering to authorities regarding this case:
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/caso-pascuala

Best regards

July 4, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterJessica Soler

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