Polish Forces Seize Greenpeace Ship

Preventing a country from receiving shipments of a crucial resource is an act of war, so Greenpeace militants should not be so surprised that armed Polish authorities seized their ship, taking the moonbats aboard into custody.

According to Marek Jozefiak of Greenpeace,

for several hours [last] Monday, activists on the Rainbow Warrior and in smaller boats had blocked a shipment of coal from Mozambique from entering the northern Polish port of Gdansk. They also painted slogans like “Stop Coal,” ”Poland Beyond Coal 2030,” and “No Future in Coal’ on the cargo ship’s side.

Coal provides 80% of Poland’s energy needs.

Polish border authorities said 18 Greenpeace activists were brought into their local headquarters on Monday night. They said in all, 22 people had their documents checked and that two — the captain, a Spaniard, and an Austrian activist — remain detained on allegations of having violated safe seafaring regulations.

Releasing any of them was a mistake. Sociopathic behavior only escalates when it is tolerated — as it has been for far too long where Greenpeace militants are concerned.

On a tip from Steve T.

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