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Japan offered bribes for support at whaling meeting - Video

Mon, 14 Jun 2010 18:20
A UK newspaper has uncovered evidence Japan bribed countries for their support at the International Whaling Commission. - read full story »
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Comments [7]

Leonard Green
14 Jun 2010 10:54p.m.

Ann, the anti-whalers started this process of paying countries to join the IWC in the late 1970s and throughout the 1980s, that is how they got the votes to pass the 10-year moratorium 24 years ago. So I guess your side is pretty shameful too, in fact since they taught the Japanes jow to do it and since they showed the small countries involved that their votes had a monetary worth, I would be willing to say that your anti-whaling supporters are the cause of the whole situation.

Are you will to confess your shameful actions and seek forgiveness?

V
14 Jun 2010 10:08p.m.

Reminds me of the Copenhagen Carbon Treaty fraud proposed by the UN and its cronies. At least one gets sushi and sex from the Japanese, rather than Tax and sodomy from the UN.

Kiwi
14 Jun 2010 9:29p.m.

Big surprise... Lets see, America, China, Britain, France, Australia, New Zealand.... and on and on and on... have been doing this for DECADES! It's called having a foreign policy.

JD
14 Jun 2010 9:04p.m.

And the anti-whaling countries have not offered incentives and trade deals in return for support. Grow up, this is how businesses and nations all around the globe operate.

atrout
14 Jun 2010 8:33p.m.

Hey Ann, what surprises me is that you are imposing your own personal values on the buyers and sellers of influence without the slightest understanding that you don't have the moral right to do so. Sure you disagree with whaling but you have no grounds to judge whether or not the negotiators are "shameful" or not. You might exercise a bit more cultural relativism and realise that to them it is just another cost of doing business and is perfectly morally acceptable in their cultural context. You are also a bit on the trendy "anti" sentiment of hating money and means. Envious more likely!! Go with the flow a bit and try to understand other people's points of view. You might get to the moral high ground that way (if you want to be there!!!).

cyril
14 Jun 2010 8:03p.m.

I wouldnt be surprised if New Zealand and Australia were doing it in there own way to gain support for there cause.

Ann
14 Jun 2010 6:49p.m.

Why am I not surprise to hear this? Japanese think they can bribe everyone with money and whatever means just so they can get their way with whaling. What a shameful thing to do!

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