Talk:Criticism of Greenpeace

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[edit] Stolen Tree Stock incident

I decided to add this back. Look discussion from here: [1]

[edit] Ice covered lake which was said to be clear cut

I added case "Kahlschlag am nordfinnischen Peurakairasee" (Greenpeace Magazin 6/2005). Photo where was said to be clear cutting, but which in reality was a snowy bog and ice covered lake, which has never been a forest (at least not in last 10000 years) [2], [3]. Just more lies from this organization.

[edit] Maybe something to discuss

Soviet Union supported Greenpeace? More sources? And what was this Leif Blaedel case. I don't remember? Did it happen in 80's? [4], [5]

"Gudmundsson's film reexamines evidence produced in 1986 by award-winning Danish journalist Leif Blaedel, which shows that one propaganda film used by Greenpeace was faked by using paid animal torturers. Greenpeace has tried to silence Gudmundsson, with demands for injunctions and/or damages in the courts of Iceland, the U.K. and Norway. Gudmundsson has spent about $40,000 in legal fees so far" ... "Greenpeace then threatened lawsuits against Danish television, but decided instead to sue the two journalists most responsible for compiling the devastating information. One of these reporters is Leif Blaedel, a recipient of the prestigious Cavling Prize for Danish journalism" (those links say original sources are The New American, November 19, 1990 and Forbes, November 11, 1991, unfortunately can not check) 85.156.154.143 22:53, 17 March 2007 (UTC)