PETA pest pied

pettyfog · Jan 30, 2010

ST. JOHN’S, N.L. — People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals got a taste of its own tactics as one of its seal hunt protesters was pied in St. John’s, N.L., on Friday.

A woman wearing a seal suit was waiting for Prime Minister Stephen Harper to arrive for a speech when a man approached, dressed in a local mascot’s outfit — a dog with a rain slicker and a sou’wester.
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Man-Boy aint homo.. it's like 'culturally ingrained', ya know.
Yep, sorta like in prison. I get that. Karzai should, like, appoint a safe-schools czar, then it'd be ok.

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Nothing happening here in the peepul's paradise.. move along

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'More Move along, now news:'
Minor Freedom of Info Act problem

Under section 77 of the FOI Act, it is an offence to intentionally prevent the disclosure of information to which an FOI applicant is entitled.

But action has to be initiated within six months of the offence being committed. In this case the evidence in the UEA's e-mails has come to light too late for any prosecution to be considered.

This issue has been raised before. The Campaign for Freedom of Information had been pressing quietly for the law to be changed. And in July last year the Labour peer Lord Dubs proposed an amendment in the House of Lords to allow a prosecution within six months of sufficient evidence of the offence coming to the prosecutor's knowledge, rather than within six months of the offence being committed.

The junior minister Lord Bach rejected the amendment, on the grounds that "we have no evidence at present that the current six-month time limit presents a systemic problem".
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Move Along, Scientific American just flips their limp wrist and says that's just science boyz being science boyz.

The stolen e-mails may ultimately provide a sociological window into the climate science community. “This is a record of how science is actually done,” notes Goddard’s Gavin A. Schmidt. Historians will see “that scientists are human and how science progresses despite human failings. They’ll see why science as an enterprise works despite the fact that scientists aren’t perfect.”
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- There's so many effing lies in that short piece, I could make a meal of it but Don might get mad.

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