Friday, May 18, 2012

Captain Paul Watson (Sea Shepherd) arrested on bogus Costa Rican charges in Germany...awaiting extradition

Urgent Call to Sea Shepherd Supporters - Help Save Captain Watson from Extradition to Costa Rica!

Photo credit: SEA SHEPHERD CONSERVATION SOCIETY-Free Paul Watson


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"Show your support for Captain Watson by contacting Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger, the Federal Minister of Justice in Berlin, Germany. Let her know that the warrant for Captain Watson's arrest is politically motivated and thus should be ignored by the German government. With international support we can set Captain Watson free, and keep him from the possibility of facing an unfair trial in Costa Rica."

Please contact: (Please be respectful in your communications)

    Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger
    Federal Minister of Justice
    Deutscher Bundestag
    Platz der Republik
    11011 Berlin

    Telephone 030 - 227 751 62
    Fax 030 - 227 764 02
    E-Mail: sabine.leutheusser-schnarrenberger@bundestag.de


    Federal Ministry of Justice
    Mohrenstrasse 37
    10117 Berlin, Germany

    Telephone: +49 (030) 18 580-0
    Telefax: +49 (030) 18 580-9525


    Dr. Guido Westerwelle
    Minister of Foreign Affairs
    FDP-Bundestagsfraktion
    Platz der Republik 1
   11011 Berlin

    Tel.: 030 / 22771636
    Fax: 030 / 22776562
    E-Mail: guido.westerwelle@bundestag.de

Sample Letter:

    Dear Ms Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger,

    I was very concerned to hear that Germany has detained Sea Shepherd's Captain Paul    
    Watson for possible extradition to Costa Rica. I understand that the warrant for Captain 
    Watson's arrest is politically motivated and possibly due to an incident in which Sea 
    Shepherd uncovered an illegal shark finning operation.

    I support Sea Shepherd's efforts to monitor and publicise illegal fishing and whaling   
    around the world and recognize that some illegal fishing operations try to use 
    international law to shut down the Sea Shepherd operations. I urge you to consider the 
    valuable work Captain Watson and Sea Shepherd are undertaking globally to highlight 
    the dangers to our oceans in considering this extradition request.

    Sincerely,
    Your Name.

2 comments:

  1. Screw those Costa Rican coke heads...I say let's all get in the water and just duke it out.
    I'll take a few pilot whales on my side and smash those scumbags...

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  2. it seems more and more ppl are starting to take notice of Sea Shepherd and it`s activities and is now becoming a huge target of the world`s illegal fisherman and companies

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