Richard Dean Anderson, better known as Colonel Jack O’Neil from SG1 command us all to unite to save Captain Paul Watson from The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. Captain Watson dedicates his life to… Continue reading
Published on May 24, 2012 by nickiM22 In May, 2012, Captain Paul Watson, Founder of Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, was arrested in Germany and may be sent to Costa Rica in a politically motivated extradition guised… Continue reading
If you have been following the arrest and subsequent release on bail of Captain Paul Watson from Sea Shepherd then you will know that today there was an International protest. Sea Shepherd supporters made… Continue reading
SOS Day in Berin – Save our Skipper Heute war Paul Watson in Berlin am großen Stern und zur allgemeinen Info hier ein Video von seiner Rede. Er spricht über Japanischen Walfang und… Continue reading
A special message from John Paul DeJoria Co-Founder and CEO, Paul Mitchell Systems Yet another celebrity steps up for our oceans and the planet. This is incredible! I almost want to thank whomever is… Continue reading
I watched a video today with an interview with Sea Shepherd Captain Peter Hammarstedt and yes, it inspired the trekkie in me. If you are swimming underwater and you look at the stars and… Continue reading
The Cove movie changes lives. For many of us, after viewing it, we want to spread the word. We want to do something about the unjust murder of thousands of cetaceans and the… Continue reading
Save One Life, Save Thousands – That is how I started my subject box for the latest email I have sent to the German Minister of Justice Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger with a copy to… Continue reading
I have two children under five that frequent the local playgrounds here in North Texas. Any time I decide to leave the house with them I wear a t-shirt related to our cause.… Continue reading
Time is of the essence, every minute, every email, every fax and every blog helps. Today is judgement day and the fate of our Captain will probably be decided. Please keep the activity… Continue reading
