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**Update: ABSOLUTE DISGRACE FOR DENMARK** Captain Paul Watson was arrested by Danish authorities this morning believed to be due to an Interpol red notice issued in 2012 following an arrest warrant from Japan. Japan, which recently inaugurated the largest whaling ship ever built, has been conducting illegal hunts in...

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Фото профиля CheetahGirl001
CheetahGirl0012 лет назад

To think the dolphin slaughter of Japan will be here before you know it Sept 1st on top of what's happen to Paul Watson

Фото профиля mum & Sherlock
mum & Sherlock2 лет назад

@domdyer70 According to Danish news @DRNyheder #paulWatson will be heard at the court in Greenland, and that the decision of whether to hand Mr. Watson over to the Japanese authorities will be taken by the Ministry of Justice, @justitsdk

Фото профиля Catherine
Catherine2 лет назад

How can this possibly be an Interpol Red Notice offence.

Фото профиля Neil Salter
Neil Salter2 лет назад

Utterly shocked and disappointed at how low Denmark have sunk, it would seem nations protecting Ecocide against whales and the climate vandalism that does to the sea, are partners in their planetary crime

Фото профиля rndnoise
rndnoise2 лет назад

Going off Japanese brands rapidly

Фото профиля Alex
Alex2 лет назад

Let's not be like Denmark @LesleyRiddoch

Фото профиля Sheila Vanloo 💙
Sheila Vanloo 💙2 лет назад

@ChrisGPackham Absolutely sickening, #Denmark you should be ashamed of yourselves. Disgusting to give support to the horrific cruelty by Japan against our wildlife. 😡

Фото профиля Susan Lansdell
Susan Lansdell2 лет назад

Absolutely appalling.xx

Фото профиля Hon2109 aka OneTMalloy
Hon2109 aka OneTMalloy2 лет назад

The case of Captain Paul Watson needs to be shared as widely as possible. I'm happy to help do this.

Фото профиля SWi
SWi2 лет назад

Paul Watson is a hero! We’ve watched the despicable horrors in the Faroe Islands! Do the right thing, Japan!

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