Iceland whales campaign alert
By stvasile
@stvasile (7306)
Romania
June 6, 2009 4:47pm CST
Dear Friends,
The people of Iceland have chosen a new Prime Minister, Johanna Sigurdardottir. A well known opponent Iceland's whaling whaling, before the election, Ms Sigurdardottir's interim government made clear its opposition to Iceland’s whaling legacy.
In the coming month, while the Prime Minister and her colleagues are busy creating a new government and working to regenerate the nation’s economy, Iceland has a real chance to end decades of damaging policy, by becoming a world leader in whale conservation.
Click here (or paste the following link in your browser's address line) to write to Iceland's Prime Minister now.
http://www.greenpeace.org/international/campaigns/oceans/whaling/icelandic-whaling/ask-iceland-to-save-whales?utm_source=gpi-cyberactivist-list&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=iceland
Please ask Ms Sigurdardottir to make the best of this important opportunity: by cancelling Iceland's five year commercial whaling quota, and ensuring that Iceland's representative at this year’s International Whaling Commission meeting votes for whale conservation, firmly establishing Iceland as an environmental model for other nations to follow.
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3 responses
@MsTickle (25180)
• Australia
14 Jun 09
I sent the letter. You need to remember than when you copy something straight from a site, in this case, Greenpeace, it's plagiarism unless you give them the credit for the words.
Thanks for the heads up on this important issue.
@stvasile (7306)
• Romania
19 Jun 09
Now that I come to think of it, I did not copy anything from the Greenpeace site. Everything I used is from what they sent me by e-mail... I have no idea where that stands in copyright terms, but if you ask me, I think I have the property rights over my own correspondence... Or, do I not? What do you think/know about that?
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@reckon21 (3477)
• Philippines
7 Jun 09
About time that these people realized that preserving whale or whale
conservation is important to preserve our environment. We can live with out
eating whales. Why do we have to harm those innocent animals. I just don't
understand the logic in to it.



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@kspezza09 (86)
• United States
29 Jun 09
That is great news for whales and people. i havent really followed whales a lot in my life but i like whale wars which has really got me interested and helped educate me about the whaling issues i am native american and a few years back a local tribe called the makah killed a whale and recieved very bad reviews by everyone. i think personally that since that particular whale had 0% wasted and was only for the education of tribal members on their cultural believes it was the only whale killed properly in many many years.
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