Material certified by IWC in 1992. There are 76,000 minke whales in the waters around Antarctica. The report states that there is no problem even if the annual take of 2,000 whales continues for 100 years. And the IWC's protocol was that it was up to the discretion of member nations to take whales for research as long as they stayed within the limits. The number of captures set by Japan at that time was less than half of the limit.
@@wadepsilon01 Will they stop at 2000 ? Like really, you think so ? They are already breaking law, if it's allowed without resistance they will take out more and others will jump in as well.
Incidents not reported by the French media Frenchman Alexandre Laforet Mathieu harassed a Japanese woman and killed a Japanese man who helped her. Frenchman Charlie Evan punched a Japanese woman in the face and fled. Paris-based chef Kei Kobayashi was attacked by three Frenchmen and his wife was seriously injured.
Incidents not reported by the French media Frenchman Alexandre Laforet Mathieu harassed a Japanese woman and killed a Japanese man who helped her. Frenchman Charlie Evan punched a Japanese woman in the face and fled. Paris-based chef Kei Kobayashi was attacked by three Frenchmen and his wife was seriously injured.
We do not have a bail system in Denmark. What was he thinking😅 All your donations will not help. If japan wants him, i am sure he will go. Find me a good legal reason to say no to Japan. There isnt one.
This is disgusting - whales are peaceful beautiful creatures and essential to life on earth. This man not only defended them but did so within the law seeing as Whaling is ILLEGAL
The minke whales hunting by Norway and Japan are considered "the least concerned" species in terms of extinction. And Inuit and indigenous cultures around the world are allowed to hunt for "cultural" and "survival" reasons, and some species are endangered😑
In the 30 years since 1980, the population of Adélie penguins off the coast of Antarctica has plummeted by more than half. This is because minke whales have proliferated rapidly, depriving them of plankton and fish for food (from an April 2011 National Geographic article). The recovery of the blue whale population, which really needs protection, has been slower than expected due to the surge in minke whales. In addition, the increase in human suffering from sharks in the waters around Australia is due to an increase in the number of sharks migrating to target minke whales Originally, the project should have proceeded in a systematic manner, distinguishing between species that need protection and those that need adjustment. This is an example of how indiscriminate protection has caused confusion in the ecosystem.
The minke whales hunting by Norway and Japan are considered "the least concerned" species in terms of extinction. And Inuit and indigenous cultures around the world are allowed to hunt for "cultural" and "survival" reasons, and some species are endangered😑
@@cbx3323 i believe raiding is also part of Norways ancient tradition, why not hold that part. An envolving collection of tradition is called civilizationl', those who refuse to do the proper change only in the name of tradition are barbaric dead civilization
@@Mancer1980 It's such a sad world to live in, isn't it. A man attacks and almost kills others for their "barbaric actions," which have been part of their tradition for hundreds of years. It's almost as if this wasn't the exact reason imperialism used to colonise other countries. Japan's whaling, of course, needs criticism, but if you think it's okay to kill someone to achieve your political goal, you're no different from the 9/11 terrorists.
Stop killing in wild life sanctuaries. I eat meat. But I don't go to the wildlife park in by backyard and shoot up all the deer. Be reasonable. This has nothing to do with racism.
@@kathymoorehead7827 That I completely agree with. But Sea Shepards goes beyond that. In 1999, the Makah people resumed their traditional whaling after a 70-year halt. The halt by the way, was brought due to the near-extinction of grey whales caused by white Americans. Sea Shepherd still decided to invade the territories granted to the Makah and attack their whaling boat. If this isn’t racism, I don’t know what is.
Thank you very much , The People Of France for being Pro-Active, for Paul Watson! I must apologize for being American at this time. We are a weak nation; no cajones! No voice believable on the international stage!
@@kimsoon6927oh and killing chickens for meat is not barbaric? We don't need them for ecosystem? Your logic is so weird. And as an environmentalist, they have no authority to ram ships as they are not coast guards or the police. That is violation of the law as well, whether the whaling itself during the time was illegal or not.
You know what? Then they should not have killed what most of the world does not want to be hunted and killed. Whales and dolphins are amazing sentient and intelligent beings, at the very least they should be left alone to thrive. Why would peoples' lives be more important than theirs? They too have families, form bonds, communicate, etc.
Yes Japan are illegally fishing in protected areas,,only sea shepard are policing them ,,Japan does Not make money from whaling ,it is gov subsidised ,,they also are driving deforestation ,,no one wants to stand agaist japan ,,
that's what happens when you screw with people's livelihood... it's like the whole oil/gas war currently a little ways into it's 3rd year now in Eastern Europe, they'll figure it out years after it's over that it's all it was about.
This represents the ignorance and racist attitude of those anti-whaling activists with a dictatorial colonialist mindset thinking as if Greenland is Denmark. Greenland is a sovereign state. It's the best ally of Japan
"Greenland is a North American island autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark. It is the larger of two autonomous territories within the Kingdom, ..." Wikipedia
He only stOps ILLEGAL whaling,,that is within the law ,,Japan wants to keep fishing in international sanctuarys,,and also any waters belonging to countries too small or poor to fight off the japanese mega fleet ,,😢
@@wadepsilon01Canadians used to clobber seals and we became more civilized and no longer behave like barbarians. The rest of the world can follow suit.
No. He was planing on interfering near Japan's waters, North Pacific is vague and that includes Japan's area. He should be lucky he got arrested by Danish authorities instead since there is a chance they will let him go since Japan has no extraction right with EU nations. If he proceeded with his plan Japan's coast guard will intercept his ship and arrest him back to Japan.
Also ramming others ship is also illegal. Paul Watson and the Sea Shepherd foundation cannot act on behalf of police or coast guard in ramming or intercepting ships. That is also violation of the law. The have no authority to do those actions whether or not the other is doing something illegal or not.
It's insane that the comment section isn't talking about Japan breaking international law in international waters.
Material certified by IWC in 1992.
There are 76,000 minke whales in the waters around Antarctica.
The report states that there is no problem even if the annual take of 2,000 whales continues for 100 years.
And the IWC's protocol was that it was up to the discretion of member nations to take whales for research as long as they stayed within the limits.
The number of captures set by Japan at that time was less than half of the limit.
There was a mistake in the description. The exact number written above is 760000.
@@wadepsilon01 There is no research going on those whales.
@@wadepsilon01 Will they stop at 2000 ? Like really, you think so ? They are already breaking law, if it's allowed without resistance they will take out more and others will jump in as well.
Incidents not reported by the French media
Frenchman Alexandre Laforet Mathieu harassed a Japanese woman and killed a Japanese man who helped her.
Frenchman Charlie Evan punched a Japanese woman in the face and fled.
Paris-based chef Kei Kobayashi was attacked by three Frenchmen and his wife was seriously injured.
seems strange that activists can ,get arrested anywhere meanwhile someone accused of war crimes is getting a free pass in America....
who is exactly?
Its called UN diplomatic immunity we have to let diplomats into the un without threat just like che in the 60s
Meanwhile, the French government has blown up Greenpeace's ship ''Rainbow Warrior'' in the past.
Don't commit Acts of International Terror on the High Seas ! We've all had our fill of Eco- Whack Jobs & their Thuggery !!
This all come down to money. No whale's No money.
Incidents not reported by the French media
Frenchman Alexandre Laforet Mathieu harassed a Japanese woman and killed a Japanese man who helped her.
Frenchman Charlie Evan punched a Japanese woman in the face and fled.
Paris-based chef Kei Kobayashi was attacked by three Frenchmen and his wife was seriously injured.
We do not have a bail system in Denmark. What was he thinking😅 All your donations will not help. If japan wants him, i am sure he will go. Find me a good legal reason to say no to Japan. There isnt one.
Denmark is a notorious state of white supremacists abusing Greenlanders, stop it! You don't own Greenland and Greenlanders, Shame on you 恥知らず
This is disgusting - whales are peaceful beautiful creatures and essential to life on earth. This man not only defended them but did so within the law seeing as Whaling is ILLEGAL
The minke whales hunting by Norway and Japan are considered "the least concerned" species in terms of extinction. And Inuit and indigenous cultures around the world are allowed to hunt for "cultural" and "survival" reasons, and some species are endangered😑
In the 30 years since 1980, the population of Adélie penguins off the coast of Antarctica has plummeted by more than half. This is because minke whales have proliferated rapidly, depriving them of plankton and fish for food (from an April 2011 National Geographic article).
The recovery of the blue whale population, which really needs protection, has been slower than expected due to the surge in minke whales.
In addition, the increase in human suffering from sharks in the waters around Australia is due to an increase in the number of sharks migrating to target minke whales
Originally, the project should have proceeded in a systematic manner, distinguishing between species that need protection and those that need adjustment.
This is an example of how indiscriminate protection has caused confusion in the ecosystem.
Japan has no shame, always
The minke whales hunting by Norway and Japan are considered "the least concerned" species in terms of extinction. And Inuit and indigenous cultures around the world are allowed to hunt for "cultural" and "survival" reasons, and some species are endangered😑
@@cbx3323 i believe raiding is also part of Norways ancient tradition, why not hold that part. An envolving collection of tradition is called civilizationl', those who refuse to do the proper change only in the name of tradition are barbaric dead civilization
Each nation and citizen has the right to property.
Do whales inhabiting the high seas or EEZ have property rights?
He attacked vessels.
Please get your facts straight!
@@judykinsman3258 I did, he attacked Japanese vessels and should be jailed accordingly.
@@jerrymiller9039 they attacked whales lol.
Consumption is all you Westerners do. Never giving back. POS.
@@jerrymiller9039 you sound rather short sighted.
@@clive373 In what way? Do you support political violence?
I like how it's 21st century and racism is still normalised like this... the number of people pleading for his release is wild.
And so is your ignorance
@@Mancer1980 It's such a sad world to live in, isn't it. A man attacks and almost kills others for their "barbaric actions," which have been part of their tradition for hundreds of years. It's almost as if this wasn't the exact reason imperialism used to colonise other countries. Japan's whaling, of course, needs criticism, but if you think it's okay to kill someone to achieve your political goal, you're no different from the 9/11 terrorists.
Stop killing in wild life sanctuaries. I eat meat. But I don't go to the wildlife park in by backyard and shoot up all the deer. Be reasonable.
This has nothing to do with racism.
@@kathymoorehead7827
You are a crude white supremacist! Stop attacking us!
@@kathymoorehead7827 That I completely agree with. But Sea Shepards goes beyond that. In 1999, the Makah people resumed their traditional whaling after a 70-year halt. The halt by the way, was brought due to the near-extinction of grey whales caused by white Americans. Sea Shepherd still decided to invade the territories granted to the Makah and attack their whaling boat. If this isn’t racism, I don’t know what is.
Thank you very much , The People Of France for being Pro-Active, for Paul Watson! I must apologize for being American at this time. We are a weak nation; no cajones! No voice believable on the international stage!
Did you know that France has a history of blowing up the Greenpeace "Rainbow Warrior" and killing one sailor?
AFAIK, this suspect assaulted, firebombed Japanese boats, and then deceased two crews on board.
Nothing of value was lost. Why kill the whales? It’s barbaric behaviour
@@kimsoon6927
Two people were killed by his attack. It's a felony, a barbaric terror.
@@Funica11 killing humans is bad, should not have been done. Killing whales is bad as well. What is the purpose?
@@kimsoon6927oh and killing chickens for meat is not barbaric? We don't need them for ecosystem? Your logic is so weird. And as an environmentalist, they have no authority to ram ships as they are not coast guards or the police. That is violation of the law as well, whether the whaling itself during the time was illegal or not.
You know what? Then they should not have killed what most of the world does not want to be hunted and killed. Whales and dolphins are amazing sentient and intelligent beings, at the very least they should be left alone to thrive. Why would peoples' lives be more important than theirs? They too have families, form bonds, communicate, etc.
😂😂😂😂
Times up, boy !!!
Go back to your hentai and imaginary girlfriend
The statute of limitations for a wanted person is suspended if the subject is out of the country.
Paul Watson deserves to be in prison due to terrorist acts across the globe !
This is shameful!
Chicken →⚪︎
Pork →⚪︎
Beef →⚪︎
goose →⚪︎
duck →⚪︎
whale neet →×
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Shouldn't we be boycotting Japan? Or are they too integral for American interests?
Yes Japan are illegally fishing in protected areas,,only sea shepard are policing them ,,Japan does Not make money from whaling ,it is gov subsidised ,,they also are driving deforestation ,,no one wants to stand agaist japan ,,
@@julzhepburn3688
Liar, It's legal whaling authorized by IWC.
Since their criminal acts were publicly released on UA-cam, it is only fair that Paul Watson be found guilty.
Japan, please imprison this man!
Jarl Balgruuf.. always on the wrong side.
Jarl_Balgruuf Only low vibrational vicious humans talk like this!
まかせてくだい👌
WELCOME TO JAPAN
yeah anytime not only Watson but also all people🤣
that's what happens when you screw with people's livelihood... it's like the whole oil/gas war currently a little ways into it's 3rd year now in Eastern Europe, they'll figure it out years after it's over that it's all it was about.
This represents the ignorance and racist attitude of those anti-whaling activists with a dictatorial colonialist mindset thinking as if Greenland is Denmark. Greenland is a sovereign state. It's the best ally of Japan
"Greenland is a North American island autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark. It is the larger of two autonomous territories within the Kingdom, ..." Wikipedia
Send him to Japan already
#freePaulWatson
He only stOps ILLEGAL whaling,,that is within the law ,,Japan wants to keep fishing in international sanctuarys,,and also any waters belonging to countries too small or poor to fight off the japanese mega fleet ,,😢
Um no that's not what he does
Sea Shepherd interfered with traditional dolphin hunting in the Danish Faroe Islands.
@@wadepsilon01Canadians used to clobber seals and we became more civilized and no longer behave like barbarians. The rest of the world can follow suit.
No. He was planing on interfering near Japan's waters, North Pacific is vague and that includes Japan's area. He should be lucky he got arrested by Danish authorities instead since there is a chance they will let him go since Japan has no extraction right with EU nations. If he proceeded with his plan Japan's coast guard will intercept his ship and arrest him back to Japan.
Also ramming others ship is also illegal. Paul Watson and the Sea Shepherd foundation cannot act on behalf of police or coast guard in ramming or intercepting ships. That is also violation of the law. The have no authority to do those actions whether or not the other is doing something illegal or not.
Japan will never give him any harsh penalty.