Sea Shepherd Watson to be released on bail
Sea Shepherd founder and leader Paul Watson was arrested in
Germany pending an extradition hearing to Costa Rica. This was done based upon alleged illegal
activities in Central America some years ago.
On Friday Mr. Watson was granted bail, 250,000 Euro (318,000 USD,
25,237,50 JPY).
It was reported he would remain in jail until Monday when
the group would be able to pay the bail.
It will be interesting to see the group use this as another excuse to
raise money from suckers around the world.
The cult group’s Cabin Boy Peter Helmethead is quoted as
indicating this whole affair arose due to the complicity of the Japanese
whalers. Never-mind the fact in a recent
IWC (International Whaling Commission) meeting Costa Rica voted AGAINST
whaling.
By the cult invoking Japan it is a transparent attempt to
appeal to the hate their minions have for Japan and the Japanese. A hate derived either out of jealousy or
racism. But these folks keep dropping a
bucket down an empty well by donating to this cult.
The group always appeals for money needed arising out of
stressful situations. Money to replace
abandoned or sunken vessels. Money to
pay for Peter’s defense in Tokyo. Money
to get their vessel Steve Irwin free from Scotland. Now money needed to bail the leader out and
provide luxurious accommodations in Germany for perhaps three months.
The Costa Ricans have a three month window to formally file
for Watson’s extradition. Consider the
money given to Sea Shepherd, what has been accomplished? Has whaling in the Faroe Islands
stopped? No. Has Bluefin tuna gathering in the Mediterranean
stopped? No. Did the dolphin gathering in Taiji, Japan
stop? No. Has Sea Shepherd deterred the Japanese from
whaling in the Southern Ocean? No.
Negative results only result in continued donations. One has to bring into question the sanity of
their minions. American showman P. T.
Barnum would have been envious of this group as he once said, “A sucker is born
every minute.”
Related news article:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2012/may/18/anti-whaling-activist-paul-watson
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