Counting whales.

Norway, Island and the Faroe Islands are counting whales in the North Atlantic.

This count will show us if it will be safe to start hunting again in the North Atlantic.

Of course these native people who live close to nature won't hunt any endangered spices but if the whale population can support some killing it would be the right thing to do.

The biggest challenge is to tell the world that 'some whale spices can be in danger of extinction while others are not'.

Indeed this will convince some people - it is the thing that convinces me.

Other people however, such as Anthony Stone, seem to believe that Whales are

some super-species that should be treated as if they were humans. Why he does not give other animals such high standing is beyond me. More accurately, why

he thinks whales are such special creatures is beyond me. It's probably beyond him too, he doesn't seem to be able to put his ideas across particularly clearly.

UK don't want to know how many whales are in their waters. UK have denied the Faroes to count whales in UK territorial waters. And how can this bee. Don't we all want to know how many whales are living in OURS waters?

If the count show that some whale spices aren't in danger UK don't have any arguments for not killing whales. Whales don't have Foot and Mouth disease and Mad Cow disease.

Denying counting will prevent scientific and logic arguments in favour of resuming hunting of some not endangered species.

Hopefully the UK will wake up and do something for nature instead of continuing with their imaginary environmental care.