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Iceland slaps the IWC in the face -part 2

Author - CEO


So as I write, Iceland's RÚV reports that two fin whales have been killed and the whaling boat is on its way to Hvalfjörður station. Well done Iceland, that's telling the world and your tourism industry that you don't care what they think!

Heh, Sweden and everybody else that wants to be sympathetic to Iceland and Greenland, I hope you are watching.

I also hope that all the UK's fish and chip shops and retailers that buy from the companies linked to Icelandic whaling know what they are subsidizing!

You can see an interview with Kristjan Loftsson and a rather gruesome film of the two fin whales being flensed there


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