September 28,2010 (VIDEO) There’s never a dull moment hearing Captain Paul Watson state his position on behalf of his clients, the whales! In this new interview, he discusses the life-threatening actions taken by the Japanese whalers against Sea Shepherd volunteers.
Sept. 28,2010 (VIDEO) In this interview with Captain Paul Watson of Sea Shepherd, Watson addresses the allegations that he is anti-Japanese or Japan-bashing. Hear Watson make the point that his daughter is half-Asian and that anti-whaling and protecting whales from slaughter is an international concern, among other compelling statements.
Sept. 28,2010 (VIDEO) The most controversial videos in the series yet! In this compelling interview with Sea Shepherd’s Paul Watson, the Captain addresses the attacks that he and Sea Shepherd are ‘terrorists.’ Watson also discusses being on INTERPOL’s watch list and what it’s like to be tracked like fellow ‘terrorist,’ His Holiness, The Dalai Lama.
(VIDEO) Pete Bethune’s take action attitude is good news for Lolita The Whale, who’s been imprisoned in a tiny tank for over 40 years. In this video podcast interview with Global Animal, Bethune describes how, after hearing from a young boy about Lolita’s plight, he decided to get involved. Hear what this conservationist, former Sea Shepherd, and holder of the world record for the fastest trip around the world in a powerboat thinks is the key for anyone who wants to make a difference in the world.
(VIDEO) Sea Shepherd maverick Pete Bethune talks about actually making friends with his captors aboard the Shonan Maru 2 Japanese whaling vessel! Bethune also corrects the hype surrounding him and other Sea Shepherd volunteers, explaining how they’re ordinary people from all walks of life…
NEW ZEALAND – (VIDEO) Pete Bethune, conservationist and anti-whaling activist, describes his three months in a Japanese prison and the regimen that kept him sane. He discusses being treated like Hannibal Lector and how his reputation may have actually been a very good thing.
NEW ZEALAND– (VIDEO) The Kiwi Has Landed! Pete Bethune of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society discusses his harrowing middle-of-the-night boarding of the Japanese whaling vessel Shonan Maru 2, which sank Bethune’s trimaran, the Ady Gil, in the Antarctic Ocean last January.
(VIDEO) In this new series of video interviews with Sea Shepherd’s Paul Watson, the Captain draws an illustrative analogy that people are just passengers on a spaceship called Earth. Watson explains why ‘popping the rivets’ of the ship – or removing species from the planet, one by one – has disastrous implications for us all.
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