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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: soda72 on August 24, 2006, 09:17:33 AM
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/5281494.stm (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/5281494.stm)
I didn't realize Greenpeace was still around...
Looks like the fisherman fought back...
:rofl
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To bad they didnt ram that old tub and sink it.
Greenpeace is full of ****.
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Originally posted by GtoRA2
To bad they didnt ram that old tub and sink it.
Greenpeace is full of ****.
Didn't that happen a few years ago? I think it was the French navy..
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Yeah, I think your right!
Did you read about them running that crappy old tub onto the reef they were trying to protect somewhere around Australia or New Zealand?
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Originally posted by GtoRA2
Yeah, I think your right!
Did you read about them running that crappy old tub onto the reef they were trying to protect somewhere around Australia or New Zealand?
Nope... :rofl
Our heros. The enviroment is in safe hands now, just don't let them near a boat..
:lol
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Originally posted by soda72
Didn't that happen a few years ago? I think it was the French navy..
"secret" service. Navy would have done a much cleaner job.
Many of the tuna boats come from my hometown (Sete). they got mad because they do have proper licences, do not fish when tuna spawn and even open the nets when dolphins are stuck in it : they respect quotas and are all legit.
On the other hand, korean and other foreign fishing boats are illegally fishing all the time next to them : they should be have been Greenpeace's target, hence the revolt !
I know a lot of the tuna boats captains on a first name basis, they are a bunch of nice guys but hotheads, I'm surprised they did not "accidentally" ram the crap out of the seaweed huggers...
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Save the minnows!
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Whats wrong with catching dolphin?