Make this atrocity known and hopefully stopped!

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  • benny
    • Sep 2006
    • 2501
    #1

    Make this atrocity known and hopefully stopped!

    WHAT DOES THE EU SAY ABOUT THIS?


    This happens in Denmark !
    Pass it on to your friends around the world! It is OUTRAGEOUS! Make Denmark STOP!










    While it may seem incredible, even today this custom continues, in Dantesque - in the Faroe Islands, ( Denmark ). A country supposedly 'civilized' and an EU country at that. For many people this attack to life is unknown? a custom to 'show' entering adulthood. It is absolutely atrocious. No one does anything to prevent this barbarism being committed against the Calderon, an indolphin that is placid and approaches humans out of friendliness.


    WHAT A SHAME, A SAD SCENE! THIS MAIL HAS TO BE CIRCULATED. THERE IS NO WORSE BEAST THAN MAN!

    Circulate this! Make this atrocity known and hopefully stopped!
    Tags: atrocity, stopped
  • ~IronMan~
    Admin
    • Nov 2006
    • 21300
    #2
    Very bad scenes.. and very bad people.. Man make his way to end himself by doing these kind of thing.. he doesnt realise that when he kills the other lives he is seeing his end too
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    • xman
      Admin
      • Sep 2006
      • 24007
      #3
      Ssssoooo My god. What a barbarian scene. We should find a way to stop this sort of atrocity. Let me find out the reporting agency, and at least we can convey our concerns to them.

      Quite unfortunately       European Environment Agency's head office is in Denmark only.

      Click here to write to them.
      Last edited by xman; 17 December 2008, 05:12.

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      • anniyan91
        • Dec 2008
        • 24
        #4
        That's really cruel man... I live in Italy and I didn't know about this atrocity!!!

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        • sunil21
          • Jul 2009
          • 29
          #5
          it is very cruel ,

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          • jay303
            • Aug 2007
            • 28
            #6
            absolutely....disgusting!!!! hail vegetarians !!!!!!!!!!!
            Originally posted by benny View Post
            WHAT DOES THE EU SAY ABOUT THIS?


            This happens in Denmark !
            Pass it on to your friends around the world! It is OUTRAGEOUS! Make Denmark STOP!










            While it may seem incredible, even today this custom continues, in Dantesque - in the Faroe Islands, ( Denmark ). A country supposedly 'civilized' and an EU country at that. For many people this attack to life is unknown? a custom to 'show' entering adulthood. It is absolutely atrocious. No one does anything to prevent this barbarism being committed against the Calderon, an indolphin that is placid and approaches humans out of friendliness.


            WHAT A SHAME, A SAD SCENE! THIS MAIL HAS TO BE CIRCULATED. THERE IS NO WORSE BEAST THAN MAN!

            Circulate this! Make this atrocity known and hopefully stopped!

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            • Sreekesh
              • Dec 2010
              • 82
              #7
              Re: Make this atrocity known and hopefully stopped!

              There is no point in saying that they are cruel. All human beings are cruel.We always give preference to our personal needs to anything else. Nothing to be shocked of. Dolphins have always been known to be mans friend but still we want to kill it. It may not be the whole picture as we may see. As I know Faroe Islands is a very small Island. It is possible that it is their only source of income.

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