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It was there that that many of the planes that the USA feared to allow into their country on 9/11 landed.
The local Newfoundlanders did everything they could for the stranded passengers, taking them into their homes, making them meals, in general, treating them like royalty
Newfoundlanders are a friendly lot by any standard
To be criticized for making a living is one thing, to have people harass and heckle is another . .
I suspect that this man took alot of verbal abuse b4 it got to the stage where we see this picture -
Heck - it wouldn't surprise me one little bit to discover that the protesters "arranged" this outburst HOPING for a situation just like this to capture this photograph.
The sealer was legally trying to make a living
He was AT WORK fer chrissake . . .
How many here have been heckled at work by people THAT SHOULDN'T BE THERE in the first place??
If the law is wrong - change the law. There is a process for that.
Interfering with people while they are legally making their living is just asking for trouble.
I'm curious as to why there is no statement from the person who was "attacked" - in fact, does this person have a name??
The "attacked" person has different descriptions: a crew member, a member of the International Fund for Animal Welfare, a cameraman from the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, and an animal-rights protester. That's just in the 2 articles I read - this posted one, and the other one from
CBCThe Sea Shepherd Conservation Society has pictured the WHITE baby seals on their
website, which the sealers do NOT hunt.
The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society is misrepresenting the issue right from the start, . . .
I'll side with Rendell Genge and the crew from Newfoundland on this one . . .