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That's funny!
From that picture (without reading more on it), how could one know they are performing such acts.
Listen you demented dwarf, the freaking Faroese Chief medical officers at the Ministry of Health announced that the whale meat had too much mercury. Do you call government studies in this country and Japan "eco freak misinformation?"
KYODO NEWS/THE JAPAN TIMES
Mercury levels of whale-eating town's residents 10 times average
Friday 22nd January, 06:40 AM JST
TOKYO ?
Levels of mercury in hair samples of residents of Taiji, Wakayama Prefecture, which is known for customarily eating small whales caught by coastal whaling, are about 10 times the average in Japan, possibly due to consumption of whale meat with high concentration of mercury, one of researchers who conducted the survey said Thursday.
Hair samples were collected from 30 men and 20 women living in the whaling town with a population of about 3,400 through local collaborators between December 2007 and July 2008 for testing, Tetsuya Endo, an associate professor at Health Sciences University of Hokkaido, said.
The survey showed the average total mercury levels in the men?s and women?s hair samples were 21.6 parts per million and 11.9 ppm, respectively, while the levels of average Japanese men and women are 2.55 ppm and 1.43 ppm, he said.
The highest concentration level discovered in the survey was 67.2 ppm in a male aged in his 50s, as a total of three people exceeded the level of 50 ppm for no observed adverse effect set by the World Health Organization, Endo said.
Endo expressed alarm that contamination levels among some of the residents appeared to be high enough to develop health problems according to oversea standards.
??It?s necessary to conduct more detailed research on their health conditions and the current status of contamination,?? he said. ??We should also make efforts to curb consumption of whale meat which is highly contaminated with mercury.??
The researchers, also including Koichi Haraguchi at Daiichi College of Pharmaceutical Sciences in Fukuoka, will publish the survey result in an international science magazine on oceanic pollution.
According to Endo, the researchers also discovered high levels of mercury in products made from local marine mammals and fishes, such as pilot whales, dolphins, tunas and skipjack, distributed in and around the community.
In particular, the total contamination levels in the red meat from 22 samples of pilot whales, a cetacean commonly consumed in the town, averaged 9.6 ppm, with the level for methyl mercury alone coming to 5.9 ppm, both well beyond the tentative national regulation figures of 0.4 ppm and 0.3 ppm, respectively.
Among the 50 residents tested, the average total mercury level in those who eat pilot whale once a month or more was 24.6 ppm, while the levels in those who eat it only once every several months or not at all were 15.5 ppm and 4.3 ppm, respectively.
No epidemiologic survey has been conducted in Taiji although health hazards to the residents from the consumption of whale products are suspected, according to Endo.
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It's the Government.. They say there is Global Warming also and the Polar Bear is going Extinct and all the oil is gone and twinkies will kill you and etc etc..
The point is besides the one on your head is DO NOT TELL ME WHAT THE FK I CAN AND CAN NOT EAT!!!
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Oh.... OK... :facepalm:
Leave the damn animals alone crazy Canadiens... :scared
BESTIALITY ADVOCATE IN CANADA CHARGED WITH?WELL, YOU GUESSED IT
Posted on February 29, 2012 at 8:49am by Jonathon M. Seidl Print ?Email ?
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Brian Cutteridge, 38, has made his thoughts on bestiality well known. He?s a fan of it, to say the least. And now he?s set to go on trial in Canada for practicing it.
The British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals says it obtained video of Cutteridge engaging in sex acts with his dog. That video has now led to charges.
Brian Cutteridge, 38. (Facebook via CBC News)
?The B.C. SPCA first started investigating this case back in 2010 when we received some information that this individual was sexually interacting with his dogs, which is illegal in Canada,? SPCA spokesperson Marcie Moriarty told CBC News.
Cutteridge has been an outspoken advocate of the practice. For example, he once wrote a paper called, ?For the Love of Dog: On the Legal Prohibition of Zoophilia in Canada and the United States.?
?Laws proscribing zoophilia are unjust inasmuch as this consideration of why is given paramount legal weight,? he writes. ?They seek to punish those who engage in sexual contact with animals for their own sexual gratification, ignoring the fact that animals are regularly subjected to sexual interference for commercial purposes through such procedures as manual and electronic semen collection and artificial insemination (AI).?
He also argues that such acts are part of a longstanding history, and that prohibiting them violates basic human rights.
?He feels very strongly that that should be something that?s legal,?
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No no no.... you misunderstood me. PLEASE go eat whats left of the dolphin meat and keep eating until the mercury poisoning kicks in. Then let us know how that is if you are even able to type.
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I don't think anyone told you what you can eat, more like what you can kill for sport or delicacies.
