| "Well it's definitely because it's easier to make money and because it's easier to make a profit because there are over a thousand animals on the endangered species list, and the harp seal isn't one of them." |
Paul Watson, Founder Sea Shepherd Conservation Society (SSCS)
Watson's response after being asked if the anti sealing movement was about making money. |
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16.May.08 Comment - New comment from Colin
14.May.08 Hate Mail - New hate mail from Kat
14.May.08 Hate Mail - Fifth response from Patrick
08.May.08 Comment - New comment from Ron
02.May.08 Hate Mail - New hate mail from Wench
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Sealing: A Rightful Occupation |
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IT'S NOW four decades since animal rights groups started their anti-sealing campaigns in Canada that have raised for them hundreds of million of dollars.
During this time Canadian sealers have taken their yearly quotas while more than doubling the population of the harp seal herd to over five million animals.
So is sealing a conservation issue? Obviously no. Harp seals are not and never have been on any respected international list of either endangered or threatened species. |
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