Industry Reform proposals MO 2004

[naesco]

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[JennM]

????

Gee Wayne you got me all excited for nothing.... :roll:

Jenn

 

[Anonymous]

I think Wayne ment to post HIS reform proposals for MO 2004 which is now over. Guess he forgot!

 

[mkirda]

I'm still trying to read the fine print.
I think it says "Ban it."

 

[clarionreef]

Great post Wayne!
I wouldn't disagree with a single thing you said!
Steve

 

[Anonymous]

:lol:

rofl

 

[clarionreef]

Finally!
A consensus!
But then again who could disagree w/ Wayne.
I reconcile myself to the infallibilty of his wisdom.
Steve

 

[naesco]

Finally!
A consensus!
But then again who could disagree w/ Wayne.
I reconcile myself to the infallibilty of his wisdom.
Steve

Thank you and we can agree that nothing happened at MO 2004 to in any way advance reeform of industry.


That leaves no other option but to close the Philippine exports down and lobby to ensure that both governments do that.

So in your inaction you have voted unanimously for the government intervening in correcting the damage industry is doing to the precious resources of the Philippines.

By your inaction you have invited theUS government to take another look at the cyanide trade not only in the Philippines but Indonesia and other countries.

The ban now will include more than just the Philippines.

 

[Anonymous]

Finally!
A consensus!
But then again who could disagree w/ Wayne.
I reconcile myself to the infallibilty of his wisdom.
Steve

Thank you and we can agree that nothing happened at MO 2004 to in any way advance reeform of industry.

i don't think we can agree on that at all-there's a difference between nothing being announced, and nothing happening

funny how you seem to think that finding a very good source for netting, which enables a far easier push to help correct things from the 'ground up', equates to nothing

That leaves no other option but to close the Philippine exports down and lobby to ensure that both governments do that.

you go right ahead and do it, bubba

g'luck!

So in your inaction you have voted unanimously for the government intervening in correcting the damage industry is doing to the precious resources of the Philippines.

why do you insist on repeatedly putting words in others mouth? just because you interpret anything as a vote doesn't make it so

which inaction, the netting inaction? :roll:


By your inaction you have invited theUS government to take another look at the cyanide trade not only in the Philippines but Indonesia and other countries.

see above responses

The ban now will include more than just the Philippines.


which ban?

do you still not get that a ban, any ban, enacted swiftly, will do more to harm the fishermen, and the reefs, if a plan to fix things during said ban isn't acted upon and functioning?it's been explained to you repeatedly, ignoring it won't make it go away :wink:

 

[John_Brandt]

I had forgotten how silly this forum is and accidentally posted here.

 

[mkirda]

All he's missing is the tin foil hat...

 

[MaryHM]

Gotta give props where props are due....


Kudos, John!! :lol:

 

[clarionreef]

Wayne,
lots happened at MO.
ASK MAC FOLKS how negotiations with EASI went. I'm sure they'll tell you.
Private talks, private meetings and closed venues typify that group. They will not tell you anything. Why then expect it from us?
I reveal stuff all the time. Much apparently to entertain you.
Its someone elses turn.
Steve
ps. I told you of a MAC stooge is paid and planted in the P.I. fisheries directors office and it went unnoticed..
All the cert. fish going to China now...Do you understand what that means?
Wrong netting for all the trainings finally revealed!!!
You want more? Digest that stuff first.
Then come back for more.