Sea Shepherd group offers $25,000 reward for Japanese whalers' location

I hope that they make whaling as painful as possible for nations who insist upon this terrible business. I wish I knew where the fleet was I'd give them directions for free.

 

Why don`t we all help out. Let`s do a Google Maps satellite view search?

 

I hope you are joking?
Google Satellite images aren't current, and the don't show ocean.

 

How about all the counter-intelligence by sending the idiot group false locations and bombarding them with so much of it so that it can't trust any lead and/or it makes them use up more fuel by sending them on a wild goose (whale) chase?

Or better yet, the whalers should send a decoy fleet!

 

...they need to know where the whales are.

 

They want to protect the whales, but they don't even know where the whales are!

 

That's true a group like that should understand the migratory patterns of various whale groups. I'm a little surprised they haven't used technology to "bug" a ship or two of the whaling fleet.
This group is either very unimaginative or they lack true conviction

 

Apparently the Japanese have been pressuring nations to deny this groups flag ship the Farley Mowat any registration.
This group needs to create a horribly bloody whaling video game to be played on a Sony playstation.

 

for one thing, if they had conviction they'd have actual jobs. Not that whaling is a proper job..or is it?

 

Maybe the whales really are becoming harder to find? (outside of Japanese supermarkets, of course)

 

Ha ha ha! This is great! It's like 'Sink the Bismarck' or 'The Hunt for Red October'...

 

If it was a game, it'd have to be for the Xbox. The Japanese wouldn't publish it.

However 1942, 1944 & 1945 were published for the NES ...

 

SCE wouldn't make the game, but since the Japanese PS2 version of Medal of Honor Rising Sun was being sold in Japan...

They should make a first person verson of being on a whaling vessel and you shoot harpoons at the whales with bonus points for ramming greenpeace wackos. Bigger points if you sink their dinghies with the harpoons or hose guns.

 

Why don't they disguise their boats as whaless, and let the Japanese find them!

 

"This information will save us considerably in fuel costs," Paul Watson, founder and president of the U.S.-based Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, said in a statement."

I wonder what grade Paul got in English class.