You know what? I dont like whaling either, but these stupid racist left wing eco-terrorist fucks from Sea Sheperd just make me want to go out and murder ever last whale in the ocean by raping the blow hole until they choke to death.

http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Environment/2012/08/01/20055291.html
OTTAWA -
Eco-fugitive Paul Watson has rammed one too many whaling ships, says a
former Sea Shepherd skipper who's done time for his own anti-whaling
activities.
"I think he's done so much of that illegal activity that it's all
starting to bite him in the ass," said Pete Bethune, who has gone legit
in his environmentalism, though he says he still respects Watson.

Bethune is suing the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, claiming
he's owed $500,000 for a ship he sold them that was ultimately scuttled
after a collision with Japanese whalers in 2010.
Authorities are searching for Watson, the Canadian founder of the
society, after he skipped bail in Germany last week, following his
arrest at Costa Rica's request over a violent 2002 confrontation with
shark hunters.
Watson has said he decided to give up a $307,000 bond when
"sympathetic sources" told him there was a deal to extradite him to
Japan, where he'd likely end up in maximum security prison for a long
time.
Bethune said the 62-year-old Watson "would go bananas" in a
Japanese prison, so it doesn't surprise him the eco-fugitive ran,
possibly escaping by boat to the United States













"The U.S. is a very difficult country to extradite people from," Bethune said.
Still, Bethune said Watson will also be looking to wriggle out of
his predicament because Sea Shepherd isn't nearly as effective without
its figurehead.
With up to $10 million per year in donations, the Sea Shepherd
Conservation Society can throw money at keeping Watson hidden.

"At the moment, I imagine they're earmarking a fair chunk of that to protect Paul," Bethune said.
Bethune said Watson also has an almost fanatical following
willing to run the risk of criminal charges to help the man known for
attacking whaling crews with acid and crashing tuna farms.

"I wouldn't say (Sea Shepherd) is a cult, but certainly there's
an extremely loyal group of people who are very staunch in their support
of Paul Watson," Bethune said. "It's got a very strong support base
amongst the vegan and vegetarian communities, and a lot of those people
are animal rights (activists)."