Eco-Gore...seving up endanged fish at his daughters wedding rehersal

j.t. the brick was talking last night about gore's daughters wedding and he was saying to his sidekick, loonie, that they could have easily crashed the reception, blah blah blah, and loonie comes up with "was al's son there? maybe we could have scored some coke."

i chuckled.

Guess like most of the illegal fish trade plundering our coastline nothing will happen to Gore or anybody else that continues on with this shit!

http://archive.greenpeace.org/oceans/piratefishing/toothfish.html

That does it! I'm going to vote for a Rebublican!

Like duh! What would you expect from Al Gore. Him being the leading figure in the global warming scam prepetrated by this elite group of conspirators to earn federal grants and get us all to submit to government regulations on just how much we will be allowed to trash this planet!

I want my freedom to turn this place into a lifeless dump, dammit!!

Death to the Gore beast! He's nothing but a no good fish murderer!

don't gimme no wrote:

I've heard rumors that he's been breeding fish for fish fighting. http://www.mit.edu/~lxs/cichlids/fighting.html It's a brutal underground sport in which several elite politicians have been known to participate. I've heard they not only gamble USD but also whether or not they'll vote for a bill. One source says they've seen Gore personally purchase over 500 lbs of fish food. You do the math.

that bastard! :mad:

told you so...


Al Gore's fish dinner turns out green

By Catherine Elsworth
Last Updated: 12:01am BST 19/07/2007

Al Gore, the world's most high profile green campaigner, was at the centre of an embarrassing row yesterday after the serving of a rare fish at his daughter's Beverly Hills wedding.

Just one week after Live Earth, his global musical spectacular to raise awareness of environmental issues, the former vice-president attended a rehearsal dinner for his daughter's marriage that featured Chilean sea bass. Sarah Gore, 28, a medical student, was married to the Los Angeles businessman Bill Lee at the Beverly Hills Hotel on July 14.

The night before the wedding, People magazine reported, the Gores were at a dinner for 75 at the nearby Crustacean restaurant where a six-course tasting menu included Chilean sea bass - also known as Patagonian toothfish.

The reaction was swift: writing in in the Australian Daily Telegraph, Rebecca Keeble of Humane Society International, a conservation pressure group, complained of the danger to the species from "from illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing activities".

She noted that "more than 50 per cent of toothfish traded is illegally caught, and includes juveniles vital to the ongoing toothfish population". She called on the US government to help crack down on illegal fishing by sanctioning Spain for allowing its nationals to fish illegally for the species in conservation areas.

And in the meantime, she acidly suggested, "Al Gore could choose something else to eat". Her attack on the former vice-president, and his implied hypocrisy, were rapidly picked up by bloggers around the world.

But the fish enjoyed by the Gores were not endangered or illegally caught.

Rather, the restaurant later confirmed, they had come from one of the world's few well-managed, sustainable populations of toothfish, and caught and documented in compliance with Marine Stewardship Council regulations. The Gores' spokesman, Kalee Kreider, admitted that the fish has been on the menu, but said: "The Gores absolutely agree with this humane society and the rest of the environmental community about illegally caught Chilean sea bass.

"The problem is huge. This is unfortunate, we have been in touch with the society today. The really important thing is that people become more aware of this issue."