Es ist
unglaublich aber leider wahr! Jedes Jahr werden
diese Delphine brutal abgeschlachtet, weil diese
junge Männer beweisen wollen, daß sie erwachsen
sind!
Diese superintelligente Delphine haben keine
Scheu, die nähern sich Menschen aus reiner
Neugierde!
Leitet die Mail weiter! Laßt diese Schande über
Dänemark bekannt werden. Vielleicht hört dann
dieser Wahnsinn auf!
Click the long white URL
below, and you can send this letter to:
http://www.wdcs-de.org/view_e_protest.php?e_protest_select=19&&select=402
Dear Minister Strøm,
As you know, Faroese health experts recently
called for an end to eating pilot whale meat in
the Faroe Islands because high levels of toxins in
whale meat and blubber render the animals unfit
for human consumption. We hope that you and your
government will now act responsibly to ban the
consumption of pilot whales and other small
cetaceans. Years of studies by Faroese and
international researchers have linked
developmental problems in children to consumption
of whales, and new information now links eating
whale meat to Parkinson’s disease. These high
levels of contaminants also pose a threat to the
animals themselves, and there is growing evidence
of health concerns for these and other toothed
cetaceans in the North East Atlantic. We believe
you must act urgently to protect the health of
your citizens.
Pass it on to
your friends around the world! It is OUTRAGEOUS! Make Denmark
STOP!
Circulate this. Make this atrocity known and hopefully stopped.
Stop Makah Whaling
On September 8, 2007 five members
of the Makah Indian Tribe killed a Pacific gray whale. All reports indicate
that the whale suffered a long and agonizing death after being harpooned
and shot with a large-caliber rifle. Both the U.S.
National Marine Fisheries Service and the Makah Tribal Police are
investigating the killing.
This whale's death was a flagrant violation of U.S.
federal law and an example of the inhumanity of whaling.
HSI is calling upon the National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration to stop any consideration of a waiver until a full
investigation into the matter has been completed.
