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| View Poll Results: Should Sea Shepherd be taking such drastic direct action against the whaling fleet? | |||
| Yes - Direct action is the only thing that works, everything else is hot air |
  
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| Yes - Direct action is useful, but needs to be restrained in case it damages the cause |
  
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13th February 2007, 06:05 PM
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Sea Shepherd ships and whalers clash in Antarctica
Should Sea Shepherd be taking such direct action against the Japanese whaling fleet?
http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/s...4206da&k=94068 Meanwhile the Japanese host a meeting hoping to bring a resumption of commercial whaling: http://www.boston.com/news/world/asia/articles/2007/02/13/whaling_activists_withdraw_threat_to_ram_japan_fle et/ On Monday (12th Feb 2007) - "The two sides blamed each other for the clash at sea, which holed a Sea Shepherd Conservation Society ship, the Robert Hunter, but not badly enough for it to abandon the chase." 
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