Whale killing boss Kristjan Loftsson says the permits came too late for him to launch his two ships and he understood that we would aggressively block his killing operations. Awesome news.
Kristján Loftsson, the wealthiest and most politically influential man in
Iceland, has ignited a storm of controversy in the North Atlantic.
Most Icelanders are against killing whales. The Icelandic government is
opposed to killing whales, but Kristjan Loftsson is used to getting what he
wants, and what he wants is to kill endangered Fin whales. Commercial
whaling was outlawed in 1986 when the Internation Whaling Commission (IWC)
declared a global moratorium on whaling. Fin whales are universally
protected under international conservation law.
Kristján Loftsson is confident that he will get what he wants. We are
confident that we can prevent him from doing what he wants.
In two months, we will once again sail into the waters off Iceland to
aggressively but non-violently intervene against the whale-killing machines.
We’ve stopped Kristján Loftsson before – we cut his whaling fleet in half
and saved hundreds of whales from his deadly harpoons. We now need to stop
him for good.
There is a merciless storm threatening Fin whales in Icelandic waters, a
storm of deadly explosive harpoons in the hands of a Cetacean serial killing
fanatic. Our job is to calm these waters down and to make the North Atlantic
a safe place for whales once again.
**UPDATE JUNE 2024**
It appears that no whales will be killed this summer despite the Icelandic
government giving the green light to slaughter 99 endangered Fin whales.
Whale killing boss Kristjan Loftsson says the permits came too late for him
to launch his two ships and he understood that we would aggressively block
his killing operations.
Awesome news.
But what to do with a ship and crew ready and eager for action?
We will be sending a land crew to the Faroe Islands to oppose the slaughter
of pilot whales and dolphins.
But there is a new insidious threat to the whales and we will pivot
towards that and be back for Operation Ice Storm in 2025 if required.