Here’s how to turn ANY woman on, so that she’s begging you to take her home.ĭo you struggle with turning woman on sexually? In that case Sea Shepherd will stream video of live seals, enjoying the protection of the Cape Cross seal reserve, just as is supposed to be the case in a reserve.If you find it hard to turn women on, then this Stealth Attractiontechnique will help. However, there is an alternative for Namibia: End the pointless seal slaughter. From the moment the cruel clubbers step on the pristine beach to kill the nursing baby seals to the moment they leave the processing factory in Hentiesbaai, Sea Shepherd will stream the biggest slaughter of marine wildlife in the world to a global audience - all of them potential tourists. “Equipped with a high-tech video we’ll be able to record every step of the Namibian seal slaughter at Cape Cross - the second biggest tourist attraction in the country. Our next goal is bringing unmanned aerial systems that can fly for hours,” says South African coordinator Rosie Kunneke. “We achieved such a great result with a minimum amount of equipment. I can’t wait to come back here.”Īfter this year’s experience, Sea Shepherd is determined to return to the Southern African country. “Nevertheless we got what we wanted, retrieved the aircraft and didn’t get caught. Not having a visual on the aircraft, knowing it’s over water, that’s when you get slightly concerned,” he grins. At one point I was making zero progress over ground, while my air speed was over 30 mph.

Biggles.” The low cloud base, filled with moisture, clogged our instruments. “Flying was horrible today,” explains “Mr. Hostile weather conditions almost ruined the execution, but the exceptional skills of the team’s UAV flyers resulted in a successful mission. Force modified basic UAV equipment to reach their goals. If the Namibian Government won’t stop the seal slaughter that’s their choice, but Sea Shepherd will do anything it can to make sure that the rest of the world knows about the crime of crushing babies’ skulls for profit.” “We need to get the video out of the country so we can show the world what we did. “We’ve secured footage with very little means,” says O.R.C.A. The team will now extract from their secure location and make its way to a neighboring country. “It felt like living a James Bond movie,” tells team member Dinielle Stöckigt, “launching a stealth UAV, flying it over an airspace that’s restricted during the slaughter, capturing footage and seeing that the Namibian navy, army, police, guards and sealers did not have a clue felt pretty amazing.” Its team’s unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) departed after the seal clubbers arrived at the Cape fur seal reserve, just moments after dawn.

Force has successfully captured video footage and images of the Namibian seal slaughter at Cape Cross.

Force Team member Rosie Kunneke on lookout duty Photo: Sea Shepherd

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