bpnjensen wrote:

Thanks. Proof positive that Greenpeace is a terrorist organization.

....O...K..., whatever you say.

And we know you support crime if it suits your agenda.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

I had dental problems at Shannon Wright Compound (near Vinh
Long,Vietnam) I requested twice to go to Tan Son Nhut (near Saigon) to
get my teeth worked on.Of course Major Rosa granted my request,but he
didn't like it.He got me trasnsfered to Tan Son Nhut.Suited the hell out
of me,,, much more to do and see in Saigon than that tiny little town of
Vinh Long.Major Rosa,,,, Up YOU!
cuhulin

And we know you support crime if it suits your agenda.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

OK - whatever you say.

Bruce Jensen

bpnjensen wrote:

And we know you support crime if it suits your agenda.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

OK - whatever you say.

No, it's what you said earlier in the thread.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

No, it's what you said earlier in the thread.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

OK - whatever you say.

Bruce Jensen

bpnjensen wrote:

Does Greenpeace attack Inuits who go whale hunting?
Just curious.

--Mike L

Greenpeace, AFAIK, harasses the big factory whaling operations that
massacre hundreds at a time. While I am certain that many of them
sympathize directly with the whales (I know I do), their fundamental
goal is species and oceanic preservation. The same is essentially true
of Sea Shepherd, although I think their people may even more strongly
identify with the plight of the whale being hunted.

I don't think they bother the Inuits or others who hunt on a
subsistence basis, although if the target species is truly endangered
they work to find other options.

Bruce Jensen

Bruce,

All the above that you state is right on the money. No one should ever
begrudge an indigenous people their chance to eke out a living on extremely
limited resources (such as with the Inuit). It's the commercial whalers or
thugs that slaughter rhinos and elephants for horns and tusks that p*sses
me off to no end. Humanity has killed off enough species on this planet and
sooner or later such extinctions will come back to haunt us.

JB

John Barnard wrote:

dxAce wrote:

John Barnard wrote:

dxAce wrote:

bpnjensen wrote:

dxAce wrote:

You spend a lot of your time worrying, don't you?

Yeah - It's a hallmark of people who give a damn about something.

No - It's a hallmark of people who sit around and do nothing. Folks who actually
go out and accomplish things don't spend time worrying.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

You actually have to think about a problem before you can start to do anything to
solve it. If your Chimp-in-Chief had tried that the USA wouldn't be deep in **** in
Iraq.

Thinking does not equal worrying, 'tard boy.

Please, try to get a clue!

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Worrying does not preclude thinking. I know you can't handle too many things at the same
time but many people can. Try and grasp the concept.

Run along little Canucky boy, run along.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

John Barnard wrote:

dxAce wrote:

John Barnard wrote:

bpnjensen wrote:

Does Greenpeace attack Inuits who go whale hunting?
Just curious.

--Mike L

Greenpeace, AFAIK, harasses the big factory whaling operations that
massacre hundreds at a time. While I am certain that many of them
sympathize directly with the whales (I know I do), their fundamental
goal is species and oceanic preservation. The same is essentially true
of Sea Shepherd, although I think their people may even more strongly
identify with the plight of the whale being hunted.

I don't think they bother the Inuits or others who hunt on a
subsistence basis, although if the target species is truly endangered
they work to find other options.

Bruce Jensen

Bruce,

All the above that you state is right on the money. No one should ever
begrudge an indigenous people their chance to eke out a living on extremely
limited resources (such as with the Inuit). It's the commercial whalers or
thugs that slaughter rhinos and elephants for horns and tusks that p*sses
me off to no end. Humanity has killed off enough species on this planet and
sooner or later such extinctions will come back to haunt us.

Oh my god! A ****ed off Canuck. That must be really something to see.

What do you do? Wave a hanky? Stamp your foot? Pout? Refuse to eat your
vegetables?

LMFAO

dxAce
Michigan
USA

We like to burn Washington DC and gut the White House.

Care to try it again?

LMFAO at the dumbass Canuck.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

There were some Canadian Troops in the Canadian Military in Vietnam.Of
course the Fact that I saw some of them in 1964 with my very own two
eyeballs (nothing wrong with my eyesight either) probally doesn't mean
anything to the naysayers out there.
cuhulin

Do a search for,Canadian Military Vietnam 1964
cuhulin