If the news is to be believed Paul Watson has finally been arrested in Germany and is awaiting extradition to Costa Rica for attempted murder. One can only hope that no bail will be allowed and that the wheels of justice turn slowly. For years now Watson and his thugs has been roaming the seas assaulting sailors and endangering ships. People came close to getting killed a few years back when one his boats collided with whaling vessel in the south pacific. If this group is allowed to continue its reckless activities it will only be a matter of time before someone is killed. When that happens I wonder how the Hollywood dilettantes and holier-than-thou animal rights activists who support Sea Sheppard's criminal activities will wash their hands of them.
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Right. Putting human lives knowingly and willingly in jeopardy is criminal indeed.
But I wonder to whom will the Japanese whaling thugs , who knowingly and willingly for commercial reasons are in the business to wipe out the largest mammal, will be extradited.
Hey Colson
Thanks for the polite (as always) disagreement.
I'm not convinced that Japanese whaling communities would willingly harvest themselves out of existance. At least efforts are being made to count whales these days. Further I don't think you can call them thugs - they are not disrupting anyones right to earn a living. SS makes a business of doing so. They are fanatics and share the common delusion that their way is the only way.
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Hi PJ,
The latest news said that Watson shall be released on US$ 250,000 bail next week.
Hi Harry
I'm sure we haven't heard the last from paul.
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