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My friend Juggo Pop   pointed me to a cool video blogging site.  The site is called Blog Cheese and once you set up an account you can post video on your own video blog.  I haven’t set an account yet.  It’s like when you were a kid with your first tape recorder and could never think of something to say. All you end up doing is making weird noises and laughing.  I’ll get er done.  The lighting is off just now.

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Living on the east coast of Canada, the arrival of the Harp Seal hunt gets a lot of press this time of year. Last month we even had celebrity visitors to these parts. Paul McCartney and his young bride, what’s-her-name.

I’ll skip over the the ignorance they showed on the Larry King show where they were given the full hour of air time, compared with the Premiere of Newfoundland, who was on for around fifteen minutes. I’ll ignore the fact that they bolstered their credibility by saying that they were in Newfoundland when the were actually on Prince Edward Island.

I’ll cut to the chase. What makes the seal hunt so cruel? Is it the image of those poor snow white seal pups being clubbed in the head? Well the practice of harvesting these very young seals was banned in 1987. (Greenpeace touts this as a victory, when in actuality the white coat on the seals is gone at the age of around 24 days.) For that matter, most seals are humanely shot and the clubs used in the past were proven to be humane as well by the Canadian Department of Fisheries and Oceans. But the activists, for some reason, still show footage from the early 1980s. Can you say propaganda? Read the rest of this entry »