Wow, zinok lietuviu kalba kaip tik ir studijuoju, taip kad manes gali netaisyti. Internete rasau kaip noriu, nededu lietuvisku raidziu. Be to, internetines peticijos labai puikiai patenka i valdzios rankas ir tuo viskas pasakyta. As tau dar karta patariu susisiekti su organizatore, pades ji tau “suprasti” labiau.
tavo ziniai su tokiomis patecijomis kitose salyse uzdraustos gaidziu pestynes. Matau esi perskaites tik tuos du senus straipsnius ir daugiau naujienu sia tema neseki. Del manes tu reiskis, snekek ka tik nori. Zinau ne viena atveji kaip yra su tomis peticijomis ir del manes tu sapaliok ka tik nori. Man bus tik smagiau
Stai oranizatores laiskas I am so sad and disheartened that some of you are still skeptical. The Brigitte Bardot Foundation has been working on this cause non stop for 10 years. Their letter that I posted from February 12, 2012 states that it is in fact still going on. Yes they have a law now on Reunion Island that makes it illegal to have any type of animal alive or dead on a boat. Sea Shepards has posted an ongoing $1,000 reward given to policemen on Reunion who turn these horrible people in.So I have to ask you would all of this people be involved if it were a hoax? The sad thing is that skepticism like this, even with tangible proof that has been presented, only stands to try to dilute a worthy cause. When 30 million friends created their petition when this horror first came to light in 2005 with this puppy, they secured 300,000 signatures and they were able to get a law passed. Which seems to have decreased the numbers of cases, but it still continues. And ONE innocent animal being caught, speared with a hook and thrown in the water to be shark bait is ONE TOO MANY. The next places to tackle are the US and Mexico which is what I am working on at the moment. Standing with us rather than against us would be helpful and much appreciated.
