Brave people risk everything to bring the slaughter of the Dolphins in Taiji to the awareness of the world. Please help by watching the Sundance Film Festival Award Winner "The Cove". It is not easy to watch but we must. The Oceans are being depleted of all life. Japan must be stopped in their slaughter of whales and dolphins. They are buying other Countries in the IWC to remove the ban on whaling. They are slaughtering thousands of dolphins each year. Please blog about this. Put it on Twitter and Facebook. We as a group of humanitarians must work together to raise awareness of this inhumane act that continues. Go here to read all about what you can do to help.
We watched this documentary, I could not believe how the government officials there denied the slaughtering. But then again, I shouldn't be surprised, people do anything for money.
Catherine, please visit the website above and put it on Facebook and Twitter. Let's don't just talk about it. Write your representatives and our leaders to bring down pressure on Japan. Thanks for coming in on this! The website give you many things that you can do to help!
Jeanean -- I'm on it, along with my Daughter, Son & Grandson! Thanks for caring and sharing.
I am with you onthis Jeanean there are plenty of sources of protein folks can get with out slaughtering these beautiful and intelligent animals
Thanks Tish, I'm also sending it out to Facebook today and also subscribing to the cause for it. The website features for these did not seem to work. It's easy to find them on Facebook and then initiate these. I hope the functions to contact people will work. I'll be checking in on that today. It appears that some progress has been made from the website. The movie is horrible to watch. I dreamed about these beautiful beings and their slaughter all night. Thank you for helping.
Hello Charlie, thanks for coming in on this. Hopefully, it will have an impact on whaling and the slaughter of these beautiful beings.
I hate that these incredible animals are being treated like this. Breaks my heart.