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Reality (Whales - Slaughter - 01) The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society took this and the following photos in the Faeroe Islands. This small Danish dependency between Scotland and Iceland is host to one of the most barbaric spectacles on the planet as each year thousands of gentle pilot whales are herded into bays and viciously slashed to pieces by drunken sadistic islanders who kill the whales for sport.
(Whales - Slaughter - 02) Sea Shepherd reports: Faeroese children suffer from the highest levels of mercury contamination in the world. The mercury literally eats away brain tissue and may help explain how these people can engage in such barbarity. This level of ruthlessness is extreme even compared to the behavior of Newfoundland sealers and Japanese dolphin killers.
(Whales - Slaughter - 03) The Faeroese proudly boast of how much they enjoy the pleasure of making the whales bleed, poking out their eyeballs, and ripping the fetuses from the pregnant females. Whether or not the mercury contributes to this barbarism, we can't say, but it does show that these people have a depraved indifference to the suffering of others.
(Whales - Slaughter - 04) Some people try to say that there is no evil in the world and that everyone is basically good. The pleasure that these Faeroese people derive from torturing and killing these gentle pilot whales is proof that there is evil in the world and that they turned from God to do evil.
(Whales - Slaughter - 05) The killing frenzie continues in the Faeroe Islands, and the people chase down and brutally slaughter the pilot whales.
(Whales - Slaughter - 06) Evil attracts evil! Everyone turns out to either kill or watch the killing of the pilot whales.
(Whales - Slaughter - 07) A killer and the innocent prey!
(Whales - Slaughter - 08) In this photo we can see that these people enjoy killing in the most brutal ways. No wonder so many people write to us and say that they are ashamed to be a member of the human race.
(Whales - Slaughter - 09) And other ask, "How could God allow this to happen?" The simple answer is that God gave the care of this world to us, and most people have made things worse. Jesus called up us to be blessed as peacemaking children of God (Matthew 5:9), which these people obviously want no part of. Paul writes in Romans 8:18-23 that the children of God are to free the whole of creation from it's present corruption, which is further proof that these people cannot be those children. Why hasn't the church taken a stand against this wanton killing, or are they part of the corruption, too?
(Whales - Slaughter - 10) Whale carcass is stripped of meat in Iceland. October 2006.
(Whales - Slaughter - 11) Children watch a whale being butchered in Iceland. October 2006.
(Whales - Slaughter - 12) This picture shows what the Australian government says is the slain carcass of a minke whale tied to the Japanese harpoon ship Yushin Maru 2 in the Antarctic waters
(Whales - Slaughter - 13) A minke whale and her calf are towed up the rear ramp of the Japanese whaling vessel Yushin Maru No.2 in the Southern Ocean
(Whales - Slaughter - 14) Two whales are dragged on board a Japanese ship after being harpooned in Antarctic waters. The pictures, plastered over front pages and shown on television were taken from an Australian customs vessel tracking the whalers to gather evidence for possible legal action to stop the annual slaughter
(Whales - Slaughter - 15) An Australian Customs Service boat from the patrol vessel Oceanic Viking, right, tracking the Japanese whaling in Antarctic waters. The Australian government stepped up it's public relations campaign against Japanese whaling in Antarctic waters by releasing images of whale killings to Australian media organisations
(Whales - Slaughter - 16) The whale is being dragged on board a Japanese ship after being harpooned in Antarctic waters.
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