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ihope2eatwhales said...

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  ihope2eatwhales at 02:55 PM JST - 10th May

  cleo, the Antarctic ocean are internationally recognised as high seas. The agreement which Australia and Japan adhered to says "*1. Notwithstanding anything contained in this Convention any Contracting Government may grant to any of its nationals a special permit authorizing that national to kill, take and treat whales for purposes…

  Posted in Japan, Australia agree to work out diplomatic solution to whaling dispute at 02:55 PM JST - 10th May

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  ihope2eatwhales at 10:21 AM JST - 10th May

  cleo, The "Antarctic Whale Sanctuary", as are all the rules of the IWC, an opt-in measure. The difference between the sanctuary rule and most other rules is that the sanctuary was not established in accordance with the IWC's convention. The IWC was established in 1948 primarily to regulate whaling, with…

  Posted in Japan, Australia agree to work out diplomatic solution to whaling dispute at 10:21 AM JST - 10th May

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  ihope2eatwhales at 06:43 PM JST - 9th May

  Altria, that is an important question. If the current take of whales were too many to be sustainable, people who hope to eat whales would no longer be able to. This would be a huge disaster for us. It is in the interests of people who hope to eat whales…

  Posted in Japan, Australia agree to work out diplomatic solution to whaling dispute at 06:43 PM JST - 9th May

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  ihope2eatwhales at 03:48 PM JST - 9th May

  People have been eating whales since ancient times, and japan has unique whaling related traditions which continue today in various parts of the country. It is not persuasive to use ignorance or denial of this as some kind of justification for why absolutely sustainable whale eating should end.

  Japan's programmes…

  Posted in Japan, Australia agree to work out diplomatic solution to whaling dispute at 03:48 PM JST - 9th May