Dominica spurns Japan on commercial whaling

Tuesday 10th June, 03:45 AM JST

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Scrote at 08:06 AM JST - 10th June

Looks like the bribes aren't working any more, although these days Japan tends to focus on bribing even smaller nations: it's probably more cost-effective.
some14some at 08:31 AM JST - 10th June

Perhaps bribe amounts have gone up plus Japan has cut back on ODA
faulkmore at 11:24 AM JST - 10th June

Perhaps the Dominicans adopted a whale meat diet and started to get mercury poisoning like many Japanese who eat whale meat. And then thought maybe eating whale meat is not that bright after all.
Betting at 11:57 AM JST - 10th June

Great move from Dominica, my hat is off to them.
meija at 12:58 PM JST - 10th June

With the price of oil and food going up like it current is, I guess the mighty yen just doesn't stretch as far as it used to.
thedeath at 01:02 PM JST - 10th June

good move, but i hope that is not a way asking for more money from japan.
Hughgarse at 01:27 PM JST - 10th June

“I welcome the decision although it is eight years late,” said conservationist Atherton Martin, who resigned as environment minister in 2000 when the island decided to vote with Japan.

sounded like a solid guy....
Altria at 01:52 PM JST - 10th June

Sucks for those people who hope to eat whales.
Damax6 at 11:44 PM JST - 10th June

whale tongue is gooddddddd, i want it more affordable. if you havent tried it , then dont knock it. it is really good, so i think it is time Japan start whaling again. The maguro population is getting too low