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Toronto group vows to block cormorant cull in this region
Chinookeith 
  Port: Racine WI   11/18/2005 20:45
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Here We go again, it's us AWEFUL Humans that are at fault.
Don't harm the poor little cormorants!!
What is with these people? If they'd have been around in the stone age we'd be extinct right now.
"Don't harm the poor little saber toothed tigers, or cave bears, and don't kill the mamoths for food, we don't desreve to exist"
What a bunch of WHACK JOBS

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Re:Toronto group vows to block cormorant cull in t
SkeinMachine 
  Port: Anywhere on the north shore of lake.O   11/18/2005 20:57
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Amen Keith


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Re:Toronto group vows to block cormorant cull in t
salmonhead 
  Port: Muskegon, South Haven   11/20/2005 18:04
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letting their feelings cloud better judgement. those People should be on the cull list




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