I'll have the dolphin burger please. Yes, the one in the non-enviromentally-friendly styrofoam box.
And yes, I'll have the super-sized genetically modified fries with that too.
Hacktivist collective Anonymous knocked offline two of Japan's busiest websites in a protest against dolphin killings. Distributed denial-of-service attacks against Tokyo's Narita airport and Nagoya's Chubu airport left each largely inaccessible for about eight hours. Flights at both airports were unaffected, the Japan Times …
Yeah, f**k 'em! Why bother trying to save the biodiversity on this planet. We've shit all over it since we fell out the trees ( on our arse or head, I don't know which ) and we're only going to continue to f**k it up even more, and thanks to spirited people like yourself, I'm sure the end of humanity can't come quick enough!
> What's the world coming to? I'm off to protest world hunger at WHSmiths later because as everyone knows if Airports are the reason behind cruelty to Dolphins then it stands to reason WHSmiths are guilty of world hunger.
... and thirst. I mean £2 for a bottle of water, or free if you buy a newspaper that you don't want for £1.40.
Pointless PR stunt. Come on Anon., I know you can do better than take down a fishing unions website for an hour or two (as if many actually went there).
Come on, take out the banks that finance these fishermen or something worthwhile.
And el Reg, why can't I post under my name *and* use the Anonymous Coward icon?
>>"So long, and thanks for all the fish!"
Actually given the massive over-fishing, there probably wont be any of them left, either.
Sadly, not all environmental causes are as stupid as deploying wind farms everywhere because we think nuclear power will create Godzilla. Some causes, like trying to stop catastrophic collapse of our marine ecology, are real. :(