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oh yeah cause you deffo didn't fucking steer into it and afterward still sprayed them with water stupid idiots you weren't even going to collide untill you tirned the boat
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sink siink sink sink sink! Woot
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le bombe atomiche vi ci vuole
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figli di puttana
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If I were one of those whale hugging moon maidens, Instead of trying to annoy the shit out of everyone, I would have waited until nighttime and started playing Elton Jon tiny dancer karaoke. Whales forgotten. Mission accomplished.
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Holy crap! People agree with with me for once! Thank you Internet for using obvious logic instead of blind faith. It was a pretty sweet boat though. Too bad. I could have used that thing for pretending to be batman and impressing the ladies and such
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Serves those wankers right. I hope they went down with the ship and not a single whale offered to help.
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Common sense here: If it is bigger than you, no matter whether you agree with what they're doing, it has right of way.
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Do you japs need a stronger earthquake? :D
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fucking japs. stop killing the wahle. i hope, they all burn in hell. disgusting pervert.
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Fucking sea Shepard idiots,completely useless at sea
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Bat boat
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fuck the japs
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fucking whale war idiots - served them right
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fucking japs
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everybody i can completely agree with ur comments... 1 pete bethune boarded a ship for nothing and got arrested.. serves him right... also if i put my skateboard in the street and someone ran it over, its my fault and theirs unless they didnt mean to run it over...
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@HurleyWurleyBoolahBa There's nothing super secret about it. Japanese whalers are breaking the territorial laws, fishing laws, and over hunting the whales. Many governments surrounding Japan have complained numerous times to which Japan replied in very American fashion: "WE AINT CAPABLE OF CONTROLLIN' WHAT OUR PEOPLE ARE DOIN'! BESIDES IT DA JAPANESE WAY!" I imagine that spoken with southern accent.
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Serves those activists right. Big Whaling ship built to sustain - 1 Super Secret Anti Whaling Activist Ship which probably cost taxpayers a bit of money - NIL
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@notfatamfluffy As for throwing Bottles onto their decks. It doesnt really have to happen either. Following the fleet and blocking their slipway causes no issues and is very effective. But you have to realize the Japanese do what ever they can to stop Sea Shepherd ships from following the factory ship. They rammed the Bob Barker last year and a great way to fend them off is with stinky smelly bottles.
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@notfatamfluffy Ok...I agree. Jumping aboard the Shonan was stupid. Pete pushed for that not Paul Watson. Paul pushed for Pete to go back to NZ and do media. Pete pushed and pushed to try and go aboard the Shonan. I total believe Pete did it because he was writing a book and at the time had been on the fleet for only a few hours and had a boat destroyed. A short story at best. I think youd find Paul ended up backing someone he really didnt want to back. Pete wanted to do the Boarding Not Paul.
Protest boat Ady Gil destroyed in collision with Japanese whaling ship Shonan Maru 2. Sea Shepherd captain Paul Watson has accused Japanese whalers of a high seas hit-and-run, disputing claims a collision with one of its speedboats was accidental. Six crew members aboard the $1.5 million anti-whaling ship the Ady Gil were rescued, one with broken ribs, after it and the Japanese whalers' ship the Shonan Maru 2 collided in remote Antarctic waters. The high-tech trimaran was sliced in half in the collision. Japan's Fisheries Agency has blamed The Ady Gil for the crash, saying it slowed suddenly while crossing in front of the Shonan Maru. But Mr Watson today labelled the claim ridiculous, saying the whaling ship deliberately rammed the boat in a high seas "hit and run". "The Ady Gil was stationary at the time it was struck," Mr Watson told Macquarie Radio. "The Shonan Maru did a quick turn and came in real fast, they were aiming for the cockpit, where the crew were, and fortunately we got the engines in reverse and backed up just enough so that the front of the ship was torn off instead of hitting the cockpit. "They were trying to sink the ship. We put out a mayday distress signal and the Japanese refused to respond - it was a hit and run really." Mr Watson said it would be impossible to salvage the Ady Gill, meaning a loss of $2 million for the Sea Shepherd organisation. A spokesman for the Institute of Cetacean Research in Tokyo, Glenn Inwood, contradicted Sea Shepherd's account of the incident. "The (Ady Gil) skipper put the boat into full sting to try to cut the Shonan Maru off," he told ABC Radio. "You can see that the Shonan Maru is moving to the port to try and avoid a collision and there's no avoiding the collision with the Ady Gil. "It's a fast boat, she heads off full steam in front of it and miscalculates. So it's no wonder that it came to the grief that it has." Mr Watson, asked if the environmental group would press charges against the whalers, he said "there's no law down here, there's no way to bring charges against anybody". "Japan does what it wants, where it wants. They're killing these whales in violation of international law. And if they were to injure or kill any of us, their government will justify and defend their actions." He again called on the federal government to send naval ships to stop the whalers exploiting the southern ocean whale sanctuary, which falls in Australia's Antarctic Territory waters. Environment Minister Peter Garrett on Wednesday said he had no plans to send a vessel to police the situation, instead calling on both parties to exercise restraint. "Peter Garrett promised before he was elected that he would come down here and stop the illegal Japanese whaling activities - we're still waiting for him to do so," he said. Opposition environment spokesman Greg Hunt called for the Australian government to immediately send a non-military observation ship to the southern oceans. He called on both the whalers and activists to show restraint, and abide by international maritime law. "It's time to get the ship down there, a non-military vessel, by the end of the week," he said. "It should be a non-military observation vessel with two purposes ... to chronicle, to record the slaughter of Australian whales in Australian waters so the world can see it, and ... to act as a calming vessel, so it can help calm the situation." Source: AP News