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sorry for my not perfect english, it's just a little message from the other side of the earth. I have nothing special to say, just I really cry with warm "larmes" of emotion. mixing that I am so sad of what humans do of the Earth, and so happy that some people or now on a way to try and do something.
I was 2 years ago in New-Zealand, for a family wedding. There I have been absolutely charmed by birds songs, fur seals. Deep emotion on a desert beach, close to yellow-eyed penguins. And, yes I have payed to see sperm whales. Turism is a strange industry.
But it was one of the most important days in my life. I have always loved whales (when I was 4 years old I danced and danced again on the whale song disc). I have never really liked dolphin pictures. But on this boat, with 50 persons, I saw royal albatros, fur seal hunting, sperm whales and I received an infinite emotion with dolphins. I can't explain, it was very very strong (and I have grown close to forest , in a farm with lot of animals, definitely cetaceas are different).
New-Zealand is almost a green and peaceful country.

This message was just few words to say that so many people around the world are sensitive and agree deeply the Esperanza travel.
I am tight-roper and today I continue to dance on whale songs, I speak about whales, I sing like whales. I feel that so few, but that's my job.

If it's possibly I send you lot of courage and esperanzas.
Good luck! good all!
be careful
be confident

celine

Hey there John...,
...and thanks for another perfect introspect and testimony of the greatest organization this earth has ever known. Warriors of the Rainbow, ...to know you, is to Love you (all). Please be careful this time around, ...while you guys have the bull by the horns, ...all we can do here is sit here and worry, ...a lot, ...GC

From Billy G to Southern O

"It's folks like him [Billy Greene] and all of you who write us and send us your support, in whatever form you choose, that not only allow us to make the effort we're making, but also feel like you are here with us. Never underestimate the power of that, and the power you have, wherever you live, to play your own part in this and every struggle we're making for a better world."

Thank you for writing this. It reminds me of my own mission, my own part in the whaling issue. I am currently writing my final thesis on the media representation of Japan's pro-whaling policy and New Zealand's anti-whaling policy for my Masters Degree in Communication Science and International Relations. I know my writings are a small token in the realms of anti-whaling pursuits. Nevertheless, I believe that all the pieces will complete the circle one day.

My thoughts are with you all, I would have loved to be in Aotearoa (a place I am well familiar with) to shake hands with you personally, but I am currently on the other side of the world. Yet, something tells me, we will meet up someday.

I wish you all the best, ‘bon courage’, and send you the strength of all the seas and oceans to support all of you brave men and women during your highly appreciated endeavors!

Yours sincerely,

Katja