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Thursday 23 January 2014

The Shame of Faroe Islands

From January 3, 2014

The Shame Of Faroe Islands



The people of Faroe Islands should hang their heads low in shame. The sea is stained red and it’s not because of the climate effects of nature.

It's because of the cruelty of supposedly civilized human beings, who kill hundreds of the famous and intelligent Pilot Dolphins. What's even worse is that this public display of complete lunacy is an annual ritual.  In this slaughter the main participants are young teens. But WHY does it happen?
This post has received a LOT of attention, praise for raising it and criticism over factually incorrect information - which has been noted and updated.  Some of this information claims that this public display is for food only, that these beautiful creatures suffer no pain, they are killed humanely (if such a thing exists) and less than 0.1% of them are killed annually.  If this was an ongoing, standard practice just for to provide food for the people, why on earth does it draw crowds of hundreds if not thousands? How many of us go down to our local abbatoir to watch the cattle we will eat be slaughtered? Simple - this murder is actually a celebration, to show the community that these teens have now 'matured' and entered the realm of manhood (if you ask me they've entered the realm of lunacy).  It is sick and barbaric and obviously praised by a twisted culture who see it as a spectacle.

In this big 'celebration', in one way or another, everyone is participating and complicit in this highly barbaric, cruel, inhumane and psychopathic display by either maming the innocent, beautiful creatures themselves or merely by standing around, observing and supporting without so much as protesting or attempting to put a stop to it.

Is it necessary to mention that the Pilot Dolphins (sometimes erroneously called Calderon Dolphins) like all the other species of dolphins are nearing extinction, are precious and must be protected.  Due to the gentle nature of these dolphins, they're naturally playful and inquisitive and often approach humans in order to interact and play as a sign of friendship.

What's even worse is that they do not die instantly, contrary to criticism recieved that they are killed humanely.  The words KILL and HUMANE are oxymorons and do not belong together in one sentence, for the mere act of taking a life, any life can not possibly be classified as "humane". They are beaten, cut and gouged 1, 2 or 3 times with thick hooks and at that time the dolphins produce a grim cry.  Again, contrary to criticism, these pictures do not lie.

These images show just how barbaric and cruel the human race can be, whilst these amazing creatures suffer, without any care or compassion, dying in a pool of its own blood.

This is disgusting, it makes me sick, it makes me angry, VERY angry.  If reading or seeing this made any kind of impact on you at all, then please sharethis to as many people as you know, do not fear shame and ridicule because it's only those taking part and witnessing this horrendous slaughter which should be shamed by everyone around the world.  Everyone needs to see this and the more it is shared, eventually it will reach the right people, the people who are also disgusted by it and put a stop to it!

New information received:  The Faroe Islands essentially have their own government and is not ruled by the Danish government. It has been this way since the year of 1948. In fact, they have their very own ministry of fishing. The head of this ministry is two gentlemen by the names of Jákup Mikkelsen and Jacob Vestergaard. Here's the e-mail adress to get in contact with them: fisk@fisk.fo

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20 comments:

  1. omg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!its dreadfull!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  2. No one will so anything about it. Every day I see another horrific story about another poor species of animal being tortured or killed for no good reason by humans. Every single animal should fear human kind. We are this planet's biggest enemy. I am sad to call myself a human being. All this does is depress me because there's nothing I can do to stop it all

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  3. they are not fit to call themself humans they are worse than animals

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  4. you people rot in hell for what your doing SHAME ON YOU ALL

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  5. To hell with morans like them. Shame on u

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  6. Sadly, while we would never condone or participate in this cruelty, we are all from a race which continues to poison the oceans this beautiful creatures live in, we do little to stop the killing of one another en-mass and yet so many of us claim to hold the moral high ground. We should all be ashamed.
    "Tangled Branches, Fallen Leaves" @www.mistereality.com

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  7. This in the Faroe Islands, not Denmark.

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  8. The Faroe Islands maybe self-governing but they operate under Danish sovereignty. That aside, wherever this is, it is wrong and should not happen.

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  9. http://www.snopes.com/photos/hunting/dolphinhunt.asp
    Short version, almost everything you said isn't completely right. Pilot Whales are hunted like this but it's not any sort of manhood ritual, it's subsistence hunting. Plus it's not completely certain that these hunts continue.

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  10. fuck Denmark they are cruel people!!!

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    1. Shame on all on the fucking blog site..
      1. its not Denmark
      2. Its one of the few sources of food on the Faroe
      3. Is it worse than the bull run in Italy?
      4. please get all the facts before you write such shit...

      Its old tradition, thats just how they do up there, and its not hurting the population?
      I think you people should look at it from thier point of view, when you living on a rock, its not all Peace, love and rainbows..

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    2. 1. It's been updated, it is part of the Kingdom of Denmark
      2. If it's part of the food source, why on earth are there crowds gathering to watch it?
      3. The bull run is actually in SPAIN
      4. Please check over YOUR facts as well

      It's not hurting what population? Oh that's right, the people, yes of course, because people are the superior race, let's disregard the dolphin population, even though it's hurting them. I think you should look at if from the viewpoint of the dolphins, but forgive me, I care about our ecosystem.

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  11. I thought Danes as very gentle people so sorry .

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  12. A throw-back to primitive pagan-ritualistic butchery that has no place in todays world...even if humans can't seem to end slaughtering each other en masse at least spare these superb intelligent & innocent creatures from our cruelty.

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  13. Kill the humans instead

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  14. Shame on all on the fucking blog site..
    1. its not Denmark
    2. Its one of the few sources of food on the Faroe
    3. Is it worse than the bull run in Italy?
    4. please get all the facts before you write such shit...

    Its old tradition, thats just how they do up there, and its not hurting the population?
    I think you people should look at it from thier point of view, when you living on a rock, its not all Peace, love and rainbows..

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  15. The Faroes are self-directed, which means even if we wanted to, there's no way for Denmark to force them to stop what they are doing, as they aren't actually under Danish rule. This blog post is incredibly misleading, and the people here who believe a post on the internet with zero sources and no real arguments have no place on the internet. I don't support this practice, but neither do I support the "villainization" of Denmark in this way. We as a country have nothing to do with this, and if you really wanted to make a proper inquiry into getting these activities to stop, direct it at the Faroes, not Denmark. Sincerely, a pissed off dane.

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  16. Dolphins in Faroes, bulls in Spain.
    Two wrongs dont make a right.
    Very painful indeed!

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