Ok if you change your mind send me the code and BOOM hes gone
Do they think we're idiots!
- Thread starter george
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Look at that porpoise, it’s obvious by looking at the picture it was in its prime. Some people don’t see past the rails on a paid for hire boat. There’s no reason that fish should be washing up on a beach in NJ. The older I get the more I’ve come to realize there is no coincidence. I can only imagine the amount of sea life we are not seeing that’s dying, what a shame. Must be global warming 🤯
8 dolphins beached themselves at Sea Isle City today. All 8 have died. Witness said they were frantic swimming back and forth, then went over the bar directly into the beach ! Survey was taking place just offshore for the OSW project.
It's hard to accept that this is OK in any form. Is this normal? Have we EVER seen this before? As anglers, we know all too well what it's like to be treated as second-class citizens. But this, the approved killing of thousands of dolphins and whales, the commercialization of our once beautiful coastline, is by far the most devastating we've ever seen. The fact that this train cannot be stopped is both frustrating and saddening at the same time.8 dolphins beached themselves at Sea Isle City today. All 8 have died. Witness said they were frantic swimming back and forth, then went over the bar directly into the beach ! Survey was taking place just offshore for the OSW project.
Our once beautiful coast will soon be a thing of the past. There is no sugarcoating it; nothing will be the same.
I have little doubt that this will be considered one of the worst environmental decisions our blind and money-hungry politicians have given us. In the meantime, we continue to witness the massacre of these magnificent creatures in numbers we have never seen. Very sad.
It's ironic how today's mammals are being sacrificed for tomorrow's "green" energy.
If these projects were scrutinized as much as every fossil fuel project was, they would never leave the planning phase.
Feels like we're jumping in to the shallow end of the pool head first.
If these projects were scrutinized as much as every fossil fuel project was, they would never leave the planning phase.
Feels like we're jumping in to the shallow end of the pool head first.
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