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Jacob 04-21-2002 07:07 PM

Swampy doesn't and he is fussy

Danny 04-21-2002 08:02 PM

Who's Swampy?

Jacob 04-21-2002 10:08 PM

Dont u remember him, like 5 yrs back or sumat, he was this parasitic hippy and he was really gross and ugly looking. I used to watch the stuff he was on so i cud bitch...

Statikk HDM 04-22-2002 11:35 PM

Will the real Swampy Marsh please stand up, please stand up
 
Swampy Marsh worked on what could be called nickelodeon's magnum opus:Rocko's Modern life!!!!! Long live swampy marsh!!!

One, Two, Middlesboogie 05-25-2002 02:07 PM

WHOO-HOO!
 
To get back on topic... SUCCESS! For the time being, anyway.

Just got this in my email:

:

The Fisheries Agency of Japan failed again at this year's meeting of the International Whaling Commission to end the 1986 moratorium on commercial whaling despite building a larger than ever bloc of votes bought with promises of overseas development aid. The usual group of eastern Caribbean countries plus western African nations Benin and Gabon, Pacific island nation Palau and even land-locked Mongolia voted in lockstep
with Japan, with only a couple of surprise abstentions from St. Vincent and the Grenadines breaking the grim pattern.

Nevertheless, the Japanese-bought voting bloc was not large enough to revive commercial whaling. In what can only be seen as a bitter retribution, Japan blocked the small non-commercial traditional whale quota assigned to Arctic aboriginal peoples in Russia and the United States - the first time in the history of the IWC that this quota was blocked.

See the Greenpeace whales site at:
http://whales.greenpeace.org
for more information.

Thank you to the thousands of people who wrote letters to Japan, to countries who were selling their vote, and to stiffen the resolve of anti-whaling nations. Thanks also to everyone who signed our picture petition against whaling and encouraged friends and colleagues to join the Global Whale Action Team. In part because of your effort, the plans of the Fisheries Agency of Japan have been defeated for another year and the whales have been given a brief reprieve.

In a few weeks our whale campaign will begin discussing next steps. The Fisheries Agency of Japan continues to buy more votes, and unless they are stopped, it is only a matter of time before the ban on commercial whaling is overturned.

We welcome your suggestions on the next steps forward. Please join in the discussion at:

http://act.greenpeace.org/1022278096

Danny 05-25-2002 09:58 PM

I got that, too. I heaved a sigh of relief as I read it...

Surfacing 05-27-2002 05:14 AM

Form filled :)

Statikk HDM 05-28-2002 09:23 PM

Someone brought up predators. Well, I ask you, what the hell is going to mess with a pod of friggin' whales, the biggest animals on earth. And with the wolves, they don't take a lot of deers and it is not as though they arwe on the verge of extinction. Populations are exploding and seasons on them will soon be opened. In fact not only are wolves and coyotes no longer on the endangered list but their is a movement to take them off the threatened list. So the wolve argument is like a one legged man in an ass kicking contest. Nuke the whales for Jesus.

Statikk HDM 05-28-2002 09:25 PM

Oh and don't give money to those eco gestapos, PETA and Greenpeace. They ave hundreds of thousands of dollars to eco terrorists but less than 800 dollars to humane societies. Your money goes to the scum of the earth, eco terrorists and the like, if you give them money.

Danny 05-28-2002 09:57 PM

You really are a dickhead, aren't you?

Jacob 05-29-2002 06:55 PM

Damn, Danny beat me to it!!