They too have “your say”

http://blogs.theaustralian.news.com.au/yoursay/index.php/theaustralian/comments/now_try_to_enforce_it/

It’s a small point, but the Nisshin-maru actually hit the Robert Hunter, although the Robert Hunter was at fault.

That’s not the incident I’m referring to. I’m talking about the RH ramming the Nisshin-maru with its bow at a 90 degree angle–broadside. The video was available early last year on the site of the Cetacean Institute, which has a link on the right sidebar.

Ironically enough, the RH was dead in the water for a while after that, but the NM wasn’t.

It’s a small point, but the Nisshin-maru actually hit the Robert Hunter, although the Robert Hunter was at fault. The Robert Hunter was supposed to contain the Nisshin-maru until the Farley Mowat could get there to ram it. The ships were in close proximity and, as the Nisshin-maru tried to change course, it drifted into the Robert Hunter.

Peter Singer, the author of Animal Liberation is opposed to almost all meat eating and almost all killing of animals. He is also a vocal critic of whaling. What he has said that whaling advocates have taken way out of context is that Australia weakens its anti-whaling arguments by continuing industrial beef production and mass slaughter of kangaroos.

http://ampontan.wordpress.com/2007/02/22/abes-poll-ratings-not-a-one-size-fits-all-answer/

I’m supposed be sleeping by now.Really should stop blogging.

1. It admits the media is biased.

2. It cites Peter Singer, an advocate of “Animal Liberation”

I’m sure Watson would love that WaPo report on Japan,where population is shrinking and robots are considered as alternative of immigrant.

Still it is funny to know that he too is an immigrant from Canada!

BTW, more on Watson’s anti-immigration stance:

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2001859863_sierra18m.html

I think he’s racist.