Animal lover targetted (Off Topic)

Hihi Kitties,
Human note:
This is not quite normal, but the Sea Shepard Society has for many
years worked to protect our friends in the sea, and not just the cute
ones like baby seals, but the big, intelligent, gentle ones like the
whales and even the scary ones like the sharks. Fred loves all animals
and has been a contributor for a couple of years now and volunteered to
go on the boat with them this year, but was turned down, because they
had enuff people.
This morning we found a disturbing piece of news on their web site. A
bullet was taken from Captain Watson's bullet proof vest after he felt
a thump. The Japanese whaling fleet this year brought coast guard
people along with them to the Antarctic and they were using flash
grenades as a diversion. To hit a person within a couple of inches of
their heart from one ship to another ship while at sea whe both vessels
are pitching in the swells requires some degree of expertese and a well
serviced weapon. In short it requires a sniper. This was not a random
event. From what has been announced so far there was only one rifle
shot. It was a deliberate, and premeditated plan to assassinate
Captain Paul Watson.
The whalers must be desperate to stoop so low and maybe the end of
whaling is in sight.
Furends can follow the story at http://www.seashepherd.org/, because
the press is not promoting it very much. I looked for the story this
morning in Canada and none of the Canadian networks were saying
anything about it, like they didn't want anyone to know. I'm going
back in a few minutes and see if any have picked it up since. It's a
busy day people & kitties. Lets purrr fur life and those who are most
in danger. Lets not forget whales, dolphins and sharks, and in a few
months, seals. They are all living creatures facing one danger or
another, all too often created by hoomans. May we become more
intelligent ourselves and learn to love them all.


--
Regards,
Fred
http://www.fredwilliams.ca/thesecretofmoney.html

On Mar 7, 3:54*pm, Fred Williams wrote:
Hihi Kitties,
Human note:
* * * * This is not quite normal, but the Sea Shepard Society has for many
years worked to protect our friends in the sea, and not just the cute
ones like baby seals, but the big, intelligent, gentle ones like the
whales and even the scary ones like the sharks. *Fred loves all animals
and has been a contributor for a couple of years now and volunteered to
go on the boat with them this year, but was turned down, because they
had enuff people.
* * * * This morning we found a disturbing piece of news on their web site. *A
bullet was taken from Captain Watson's bullet proof vest after he felt
a thump. *The Japanese whaling fleet this year brought coast guard
people along with them to the Antarctic and they were using flash
grenades as a diversion. *To hit a person within a couple of inches of
their heart from one ship to another ship while at sea whe both vessels
are pitching in the swells requires some degree of expertese and a well
serviced weapon. *In short it requires a sniper. *This was not a random
event. *From what has been announced so far there was only one rifle
shot. *It was a deliberate, and premeditated plan to assassinate
Captain Paul Watson.
* * * * The whalers must be desperate to stoop so low and maybe the end of
whaling is in sight.
* * * * Furends can follow the story at http://www.seashepherd.org/, because
the press is not promoting it very much. *I looked for the story this
morning in Canada and none of the Canadian networks were saying
anything about it, like they didn't want anyone to know. *I'm going
back in a few minutes and see if any have picked it up since. *It's a
busy day people & kitties. *Lets purrr fur life and those who are most
in danger. *Lets not forget whales, dolphins and sharks, and in a few
months, seals. *They are all living creatures facing one danger or
another, all too often created by hoomans. *May we become more
intelligent ourselves and learn to love them all.

The Associated Press is carrying this story:
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5g...h0kQD8V8N7J07\

Will in New Haven

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--
Regards,
Fred
http://www.fredwilliams.ca/thesecretofmoney.html

Unka Fred,

Weze seed dis on da pikturboxthingy on da noon newz tuday in Los Angeles.

Booker

Fred Williams wrote:
Hihi Kitties,
Human note:
This is not quite normal, but the Sea Shepard Society has for many
years worked to protect our friends in the sea, and not just the cute
ones like baby seals, but the big, intelligent, gentle ones like the
whales and even the scary ones like the sharks. Fred loves all animals
and has been a contributor for a couple of years now and volunteered to
go on the boat with them this year, but was turned down, because they
had enuff people.
This morning we found a disturbing piece of news on their web site. A
bullet was taken from Captain Watson's bullet proof vest after he felt
a thump. The Japanese whaling fleet this year brought coast guard
people along with them to the Antarctic and they were using flash
grenades as a diversion. To hit a person within a couple of inches of
their heart from one ship to another ship while at sea whe both vessels
are pitching in the swells requires some degree of expertese and a well
serviced weapon. In short it requires a sniper. This was not a random
event. From what has been announced so far there was only one rifle
shot. It was a deliberate, and premeditated plan to assassinate
Captain Paul Watson.
The whalers must be desperate to stoop so low and maybe the end of
whaling is in sight.
Furends can follow the story at http://www.seashepherd.org/, because
the press is not promoting it very much. I looked for the story this
morning in Canada and none of the Canadian networks were saying
anything about it, like they didn't want anyone to know. I'm going
back in a few minutes and see if any have picked it up since. It's a
busy day people & kitties. Lets purrr fur life and those who are most
in danger. Lets not forget whales, dolphins and sharks, and in a few
months, seals. They are all living creatures facing one danger or
another, all too often created by hoomans. May we become more
intelligent ourselves and learn to love them all.

Dat iz sik an rongh!
Meown Mewomie dunt wach da newz cuz der iz no gud nuz na it makz hur sad.
Mosey

"Fred Williams"
Hihi Kitties,
Human note:
This is not quite normal, but the Sea Shepard Society has for many
years worked to protect our friends in the sea, and not just the cute
ones like baby seals, but the big, intelligent, gentle ones like the
whales and even the scary ones like the sharks. Fred loves all animals
and has been a contributor for a couple of years now and volunteered to
go on the boat with them this year, but was turned down, because they
had enuff people.
This morning we found a disturbing piece of news on their web site.
A
bullet was taken from Captain Watson's bullet proof vest after he felt
a thump. The Japanese whaling fleet this year brought coast guard
people along with them to the Antarctic and they were using flash
grenades as a diversion. To hit a person within a couple of inches of
their heart from one ship to another ship while at sea whe both vessels
are pitching in the swells requires some degree of expertese and a well
serviced weapon. In short it requires a sniper. This was not a random
event. From what has been announced so far there was only one rifle
shot. It was a deliberate, and premeditated plan to assassinate
Captain Paul Watson.
The whalers must be desperate to stoop so low and maybe the end of
whaling is in sight.
Furends can follow the story at http://www.seashepherd.org/,
because
the press is not promoting it very much. I looked for the story this
morning in Canada and none of the Canadian networks were saying
anything about it, like they didn't want anyone to know. I'm going
back in a few minutes and see if any have picked it up since. It's a
busy day people & kitties. Lets purrr fur life and those who are most
in danger. Lets not forget whales, dolphins and sharks, and in a few
months, seals. They are all living creatures facing one danger or
another, all too often created by hoomans. May we become more
intelligent ourselves and learn to love them all.


--
Regards,
Fred
http://www.fredwilliams.ca/thesecretofmoney.html

Hissssppittttt at da badbad hoominz!

Rebecca, for her entire house

"Mosey =^..^=" wrote in message
. ..
Dat iz sik an rongh!
Meown Mewomie dunt wach da newz cuz der iz no gud nuz na it makz hur sad.
Mosey

"Fred Williams"
Hihi Kitties,
Human note:
This is not quite normal, but the Sea Shepard Society has for many
years worked to protect our friends in the sea, and not just the cute
ones like baby seals, but the big, intelligent, gentle ones like the
whales and even the scary ones like the sharks. Fred loves all animals
and has been a contributor for a couple of years now and volunteered to
go on the boat with them this year, but was turned down, because they
had enuff people.
This morning we found a disturbing piece of news on their web
site. A
bullet was taken from Captain Watson's bullet proof vest after he felt
a thump. The Japanese whaling fleet this year brought coast guard
people along with them to the Antarctic and they were using flash
grenades as a diversion. To hit a person within a couple of inches of
their heart from one ship to another ship while at sea whe both vessels
are pitching in the swells requires some degree of expertese and a well
serviced weapon. In short it requires a sniper. This was not a random
event. From what has been announced so far there was only one rifle
shot. It was a deliberate, and premeditated plan to assassinate
Captain Paul Watson.
The whalers must be desperate to stoop so low and maybe the end of
whaling is in sight.
Furends can follow the story at http://www.seashepherd.org/,
because
the press is not promoting it very much. I looked for the story this
morning in Canada and none of the Canadian networks were saying
anything about it, like they didn't want anyone to know. I'm going
back in a few minutes and see if any have picked it up since. It's a
busy day people & kitties. Lets purrr fur life and those who are most
in danger. Lets not forget whales, dolphins and sharks, and in a few
months, seals. They are all living creatures facing one danger or
another, all too often created by hoomans. May we become more
intelligent ourselves and learn to love them all.


--
Regards,
Fred
http://www.fredwilliams.ca/thesecretofmoney.html

Fangu Furry mutch Rebecca. Meowmie sayd tonite dat Cats shud run da wurld
cuz dey dont went war, dey only hate mice. Dat iz troo innit?
Wanna come ofer n pway wif me n sum otter kitts aftur da hooms r sleeping?
We can mess up da plaze n i hab sum ham dey made fur us fur din din. an sum
nip tew.
Den we kan digus pollytix., n otter tings. I got sum neet toyz too.
Wuv
Mosey
"
Hissssppittttt at da badbad hoominz!

Rebecca, for her entire house

"Mosey =^..^="
Dat iz sik an rongh!
Meown Mewomie dunt wach da newz cuz der iz no gud nuz na it makz hur sad.
Mosey

"Fred Williams"
Hihi Kitties,
Human note:
This is not quite normal, but the Sea Shepard Society has for
many
years worked to protect our friends in the sea, and not just the cute
ones like baby seals, but the big, intelligent, gentle ones like the
whales and even the scary ones like the sharks. Fred loves all animals
and has been a contributor for a couple of years now and volunteered to
go on the boat with them this year, but was turned down, because they
had enuff people.
This morning we found a disturbing piece of news on their web
site. A
bullet was taken from Captain Watson's bullet proof vest after he felt
a thump. The Japanese whaling fleet this year brought coast guard
people along with them to the Antarctic and they were using flash
grenades as a diversion. To hit a person within a couple of inches of
their heart from one ship to another ship while at sea whe both vessels
are pitching in the swells requires some degree of expertese and a well
serviced weapon. In short it requires a sniper. This was not a random
event. From what has been announced so far there was only one rifle
shot. It was a deliberate, and premeditated plan to assassinate
Captain Paul Watson.
The whalers must be desperate to stoop so low and maybe the end
of
whaling is in sight.
Furends can follow the story at http://www.seashepherd.org/,
because
the press is not promoting it very much. I looked for the story this
morning in Canada and none of the Canadian networks were saying
anything about it, like they didn't want anyone to know. I'm going
back in a few minutes and see if any have picked it up since. It's a
busy day people & kitties. Lets purrr fur life and those who are most
in danger. Lets not forget whales, dolphins and sharks, and in a few
months, seals. They are all living creatures facing one danger or
another, all too often created by hoomans. May we become more
intelligent ourselves and learn to love them all.


--
Regards,
Fred
http://www.fredwilliams.ca/thesecretofmoney.html

I effin luff mice...
az in Micekreem© an Mousesikulz©!
--
Pitô.ônya

"Mosey =^..^=" wrote in message
. ..
Fangu Furry mutch Rebecca. Meowmie sayd tonite dat Cats shud run da
wurld cuz dey dont went war, dey only hate mice. Dat iz troo innit?
Wanna come ofer n pway wif me n sum otter kitts aftur da hooms r
sleeping?
We can mess up da plaze n i hab sum ham dey made fur us fur din din.
an sum nip tew.
Den we kan digus pollytix., n otter tings. I got sum neet toyz too.
Wuv
Mosey
"
Hissssppittttt at da badbad hoominz!

Rebecca, for her entire house

"Mosey =^..^="
Dat iz sik an rongh!
Meown Mewomie dunt wach da newz cuz der iz no gud nuz na it makz hur
sad.
Mosey

"Fred Williams"
Hihi Kitties,
Human note:
This is not quite normal, but the Sea Shepard Society has
for many
years worked to protect our friends in the sea, and not just the
cute
ones like baby seals, but the big, intelligent, gentle ones like
the
whales and even the scary ones like the sharks. Fred loves all
animals
and has been a contributor for a couple of years now and
volunteered to
go on the boat with them this year, but was turned down, because
they
had enuff people.
This morning we found a disturbing piece of news on their
web site. A
bullet was taken from Captain Watson's bullet proof vest after he
felt
a thump. The Japanese whaling fleet this year brought coast guard
people along with them to the Antarctic and they were using flash
grenades as a diversion. To hit a person within a couple of inches
of
their heart from one ship to another ship while at sea whe both
vessels
are pitching in the swells requires some degree of expertese and a
well
serviced weapon. In short it requires a sniper. This was not a
random
event. From what has been announced so far there was only one
rifle
shot. It was a deliberate, and premeditated plan to assassinate
Captain Paul Watson.
The whalers must be desperate to stoop so low and maybe the
end of
whaling is in sight.
Furends can follow the story at
http://www.seashepherd.org/, because
the press is not promoting it very much. I looked for the story
this
morning in Canada and none of the Canadian networks were saying
anything about it, like they didn't want anyone to know. I'm going
back in a few minutes and see if any have picked it up since. It's
a
busy day people & kitties. Lets purrr fur life and those who are
most
in danger. Lets not forget whales, dolphins and sharks, and in a
few
months, seals. They are all living creatures facing one danger or
another, all too often created by hoomans. May we become more
intelligent ourselves and learn to love them all.


--
Regards,
Fred
http://www.fredwilliams.ca/thesecretofmoney.html

Mee tuu!! YUM!!

Lucy


Pi2nya AKA Sweetee wrote:
I effin luff mice...
az in Micekreem© an Mousesikulz©!

NPR and BBC carried it, soft
Fred Williams wrote in message
...
Hihi Kitties,
Human note:
This is not quite normal, but the Sea Shepard Society has for many
years worked to protect our friends in the sea, and not just the cute
ones like baby seals, but the big, intelligent, gentle ones like the
whales and even the scary ones like the sharks. Fred loves all animals
and has been a contributor for a couple of years now and volunteered to
go on the boat with them this year, but was turned down, because they
had enuff people.
This morning we found a disturbing piece of news on their web
site. A
bullet was taken from Captain Watson's bullet proof vest after he felt
a thump. The Japanese whaling fleet this year brought coast guard
people along with them to the Antarctic and they were using flash
grenades as a diversion. To hit a person within a couple of inches of
their heart from one ship to another ship while at sea whe both vessels
are pitching in the swells requires some degree of expertese and a well
serviced weapon. In short it requires a sniper. This was not a random
event. From what has been announced so far there was only one rifle
shot. It was a deliberate, and premeditated plan to assassinate
Captain Paul Watson.
The whalers must be desperate to stoop so low and maybe the end of
whaling is in sight.
Furends can follow the story at http://www.seashepherd.org/,
because
the press is not promoting it very much. I looked for the story this
morning in Canada and none of the Canadian networks were saying
anything about it, like they didn't want anyone to know. I'm going
back in a few minutes and see if any have picked it up since. It's a
busy day people & kitties. Lets purrr fur life and those who are most
in danger. Lets not forget whales, dolphins and sharks, and in a few
months, seals. They are all living creatures facing one danger or
another, all too often created by hoomans. May we become more
intelligent ourselves and learn to love them all.


--
Regards,
Fred
http://www.fredwilliams.ca/thesecretofmoney.html

Interesting. Noffin even yet has bean sed in Catnada. Da manestreem
press is totallie silent, like it neffer happened. Ov korse dey is
kitten ready to kill baby seels witch See Shepard also opposes, sew
maybe dey duznt want tu spred stories about him.

Diana, fur her house.

On Saturday 08 March 2008 23:09, Stormmee wrote:

NPR and BBC carried it, soft
Fred Williams wrote in message
...
Hihi Kitties,
Human note:
This is not quite normal, but the Sea Shepard Society has for
many
years worked to protect our friends in the sea, and not just the cute
ones like baby seals, but the big, intelligent, gentle ones like the
whales and even the scary ones like the sharks. Fred loves all
animals and has been a contributor for a couple of years now and
volunteered to go on the boat with them this year, but was turned
down, because they had enuff people.
This morning we found a disturbing piece of news on their web
site. A
bullet was taken from Captain Watson's bullet proof vest after he
felt
a thump. The Japanese whaling fleet this year brought coast guard
people along with them to the Antarctic and they were using flash
grenades as a diversion. To hit a person within a couple of inches
of their heart from one ship to another ship while at sea whe both
vessels are pitching in the swells requires some degree of expertese
and a well
serviced weapon. In short it requires a sniper. This was not a
random
event. From what has been announced so far there was only one rifle
shot. It was a deliberate, and premeditated plan to assassinate
Captain Paul Watson.
The whalers must be desperate to stoop so low and maybe the
end of
whaling is in sight.
Furends can follow the story at
http://www.seashepherd.org/,
because
the press is not promoting it very much. I looked for the story this
morning in Canada and none of the Canadian networks were saying
anything about it, like they didn't want anyone to know. I'm going
back in a few minutes and see if any have picked it up since. It's a
busy day people & kitties. Lets purrr fur life and those who are
most
in danger. Lets not forget whales, dolphins and sharks, and in a few
months, seals. They are all living creatures facing one danger or
another, all too often created by hoomans. May we become more
intelligent ourselves and learn to love them all.


--
Regards,
Fred
http://www.fredwilliams.ca/thesecretofmoney.html

--
Regards,
Fred
http://www.fredwilliams.ca/thesecretofmoney.html