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"Good to know that there are people out there who have whales close to their hearts.   "
Have you any idea how much sea life those feckers swallow? They are an environmental disaster. |
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Used to support then financially until their outright lies re a couple of high profile topics came into the public domain....untrustworthy lot unfortunately 
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"Used to support then financially until their outright lies re a couple of high profile topics came into the public domain....untrustworthy lot unfortunately
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When they also decided to accidently vandalise a few ancient Nazca lines they lost a little respect.
I quite like Sea Shepherds style although they have been known to stretch the odd publicity stunt. |
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"Used to support then financially until their outright lies re a couple of high profile topics came into the public domain....untrustworthy lot unfortunately
When they also decided to accidently vandalise a few ancient Nazca lines they lost a little respect.
I quite like Sea Shepherds style although they have been known to stretch the odd publicity stunt. "
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Hang on four or five guys working on a stupid stunt does not make the whole of Greenpeace.
I'm a Greenpeace member and the first I heard of the story was when I read it in the paper like everyone else.
We've spent years campaigning on many issues without great publicity, it was Greenpeace that finally got the eu to ban the sale of illegal logging that ruins many countries.
Besides that I think this thread is on about an entirely different type of whales
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"Used to support then financially until their outright lies re a couple of high profile topics came into the public domain....untrustworthy lot unfortunately
When they also decided to accidently vandalise a few ancient Nazca lines they lost a little respect.
I quite like Sea Shepherds style although they have been known to stretch the odd publicity stunt. "
I absolutely can not stand Paul Watson he's a coward beyond belief |
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"Used to support then financially until their outright lies re a couple of high profile topics came into the public domain....untrustworthy lot unfortunately
When they also decided to accidently vandalise a few ancient Nazca lines they lost a little respect.
I quite like Sea Shepherds style although they have been known to stretch the odd publicity stunt.
I absolutely can not stand Paul Watson he's a coward beyond belief "
Agreed he's a douche but I like the style of the organisation. Several antique boats messing with several very cruel industries. |
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"Used to support then financially until their outright lies re a couple of high profile topics came into the public domain....untrustworthy lot unfortunately
When they also decided to accidently vandalise a few ancient Nazca lines they lost a little respect.
I quite like Sea Shepherds style although they have been known to stretch the odd publicity stunt.
I absolutely can not stand Paul Watson he's a coward beyond belief
Agreed he's a douche but I like the style of the organisation. Several antique boats messing with several very cruel industries. "
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It's a tough call.
I've seen the utterly devastating effect of the Japanese whaling industry and I can understand how it would drive people like Watson to the extremes but you just can't condone violence! As much as I like his results |
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"Used to support then financially until their outright lies re a couple of high profile topics came into the public domain....untrustworthy lot unfortunately
When they also decided to accidently vandalise a few ancient Nazca lines they lost a little respect.
I quite like Sea Shepherds style although they have been known to stretch the odd publicity stunt.
I absolutely can not stand Paul Watson he's a coward beyond belief
Agreed he's a douche but I like the style of the organisation. Several antique boats messing with several very cruel industries. .
It's a tough call.
I've seen the utterly devastating effect of the Japanese whaling industry and I can understand how it would drive people like Watson to the extremes but you just can't condone violence! As much as I like his results"
It does seem a little hypocritical when he promotes non violent direct action one minute and the next he is hurling bottles of acid (albeit stinky acid) and firing flares.
Pete Bethune is up to some interesting stuff now. |
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"Used to support then financially until their outright lies re a couple of high profile topics came into the public domain....untrustworthy lot unfortunately
When they also decided to accidently vandalise a few ancient Nazca lines they lost a little respect.
I quite like Sea Shepherds style although they have been known to stretch the odd publicity stunt.
I absolutely can not stand Paul Watson he's a coward beyond belief
Agreed he's a douche but I like the style of the organisation. Several antique boats messing with several very cruel industries. .
It's a tough call.
I've seen the utterly devastating effect of the Japanese whaling industry and I can understand how it would drive people like Watson to the extremes but you just can't condone violence! As much as I like his results"
What I hate about him though is how he sits safe on his ship while he orders everyone else to do the dangerous work
grrrrr don't get me started
if he's so passionate about his cause why don't he risk his life and freedom for it instead of getting others to do his dirty work for him while he sits on his big arse spouting out orders
cunt
I can even think about him I'm getting wound up already |
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"Used to support then financially until their outright lies re a couple of high profile topics came into the public domain....untrustworthy lot unfortunately
When they also decided to accidently vandalise a few ancient Nazca lines they lost a little respect.
I quite like Sea Shepherds style although they have been known to stretch the odd publicity stunt.
I absolutely can not stand Paul Watson he's a coward beyond belief
Agreed he's a douche but I like the style of the organisation. Several antique boats messing with several very cruel industries. .
It's a tough call.
I've seen the utterly devastating effect of the Japanese whaling industry and I can understand how it would drive people like Watson to the extremes but you just can't condone violence! As much as I like his results
What I hate about him though is how he sits safe on his ship while he orders everyone else to do the dangerous work
grrrrr don't get me started
if he's so passionate about his cause why don't he risk his life and freedom for it instead of getting others to do his dirty work for him while he sits on his big arse spouting out orders
cunt
I can even think about him I'm getting wound up already "
Did you watch the episode when he pretended he had been shot? |
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"Did you watch the episode when he pretended he had been shot?
No I missed that
was it as annoying as I'm guessing it was?"
Ha ha it would boil your blood!!  |
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"Did you watch the episode when he pretended he had been shot?
No I missed that
was it as annoying as I'm guessing it was?
Ha ha it would boil your blood!! "
right I'm off to Google |
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"Used to support then financially until their outright lies re a couple of high profile topics came into the public domain....untrustworthy lot unfortunately
When they also decided to accidently vandalise a few ancient Nazca lines they lost a little respect.
I quite like Sea Shepherds style although they have been known to stretch the odd publicity stunt.
I absolutely can not stand Paul Watson he's a coward beyond belief
Agreed he's a douche but I like the style of the organisation. Several antique boats messing with several very cruel industries. .
It's a tough call.
I've seen the utterly devastating effect of the Japanese whaling industry and I can understand how it would drive people like Watson to the extremes but you just can't condone violence! As much as I like his results
It does seem a little hypocritical when he promotes non violent direct action one minute and the next he is hurling bottles of acid (albeit stinky acid) and firing flares.
Pete Bethune is up to some interesting stuff now. "
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I've been making my own diesel for around 6 years now, it's a little bit tricky when you first start and worrying! Lol.
But it's so simple now I've got it down to a fine art.
I have a deal with a local chippy who provides me with oil in return for servicing his gas appliances so I'm getting the base product for free but I'm making it for around 10-12p a litre now  |
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I've been making my own diesel for around 6 years now, it's a little bit tricky when you first start and worrying! Lol.
But it's so simple now I've got it down to a fine art.
I have a deal with a local chippy who provides me with oil in return for servicing his gas appliances so I'm getting the base product for free but I'm making it for around 10-12p a litre now "
Of course, you're no doubt declaring it to HMRC and paying fuel duty......  |
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I've been making my own diesel for around 6 years now, it's a little bit tricky when you first start and worrying! Lol.
But it's so simple now I've got it down to a fine art.
I have a deal with a local chippy who provides me with oil in return for servicing his gas appliances so I'm getting the base product for free but I'm making it for around 10-12p a litre now
Of course, you're no doubt declaring it to HMRC and paying fuel duty...... "
It would be interesting to know what the rules are on that one. For example you can make home brew beer and wine for personal consumption and not have to pay duty. Is it the same rules for home made diesel?
A friend of mine in Spain makes his own diesel from cooking oil and swears by it. |
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Hello SExybum,
have you read Patrick Moore's book about Greenpeace. It's about how he was involved in the original creation of Greenpeace and how he fell out with the direction they took.
Worth a read.
Alec
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