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At 1209 P.M. Fremantle, Australia time, the Yushin Maru 3 intentionally rammed the Sea Shepherd ship Bob Barker, penetrating it's hull and endangering the lives of it's crew. The collision occurred at 65 degrees 21 South, 67 degrees 58 East, about 180 miles off Cape Darnley in the Australian Antarctic Territory. The Bob Barker had been actively blocking the slipway of the Nisshin Maru, the Japanese whaling fleet's factory ship when the collision occurred. Four harpoon ships, the Yushin Maru 1, 2, and 3 and Shonan Maru 2, were circling and making near passes to the stern and bow of the Sea Shepherd vessel. The Bob Barker did not move from its position. At which point, the Yushin Maru 3 intentionally rammed the Bob Barker, creating a 3-foot long 4-inch deep gash in the mid starboard side of the Sea Shepherd vessel above the waterline. No crew was injured during the collision. The Bob Barker continues to block the slipway of the Nisshin Maru, preventing the transfer of slaughtered whales and effectively shutting down illegal whaling operations.
Dogs look up to you, cats look down on you. Give me a pig. He just looks you in the eye and treats you as an equal.
Winston Churchill
The PETA Practical Guide to Animal Rights by Ingrid Newkirk
In The PETA Practical Guide to Animal Rights, you'll learn hundreds of simple ways to stop thoughtless cruelty. The tips and resources Ingrid Newkirk provides will connect you to a whole community of others who respect animals enough to make kind choices. For each topic, Newkirk provides hard facts, personal insight, inspiration, ideas, and resources.
Ban of Circuses in Karlovac
The Killing of Dogs in Dubrovnik
The Death of Belgian Shepherd

The Hans Ruesch Centre www.vivisectionfraud.com
Tales from the Plate
Japan's Bloody Sun
Real Bears Don't Wear Somebody Else's Fur
Yellow Card For Animal Abandoning
The Continuity of Consciousness
Invisible Animals
Tamara Ecclestone Against Foie Gras
Truckloads of Pain