"Workers in Iceland hose down an endangered fin whale"
Err, yeah, like, it's sitting on a bloody platform out of the water - I'd say it's endangered...
Anyway, as one who has eaten whalemeat (and come to think of, the flesh of quite a number of endangered critters), I can honestly say that:
1) I am sure that the people of iceland know what they are doing, and
2) I can't see what all the fuss is about.
After all, whale tastes better than seal.
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Occasional ramblings, covering a whole host of subjects, mainly centered about my life. Dull? maybe. Repetitive? possibly. Real-life? probably. Expect a whole stream of banal ravings with some gems thrown in, as a surprise...
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2 comments:
You ARE being objectionable just for the sake of it aren't you Stel? Is this part two of an ongoing anti-BBC rant?
err, no and no.
If the Icelanders want to hunt whales and they feel that they can do it in a sustainable way, then let them do it. They are advanced enough to look after their resources.
I find the use of the word "endangered" in the article a little amusing.
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