Where does the money come from for the SSCS? Since NAUTICAL LOG confirmed that the SSCS are a salaried executive Pirate Group paying certain of its employees between $30,000 and $60,000 with the Chief Pirate getting $96,000 we wondered.
Our inquires, which respect the DMCA, led to Australia's "The Sydney Morning Herald" www.smh.com.au and their Public Domain SSCS Report. It seems one source is the little person in the street with his or her heart in the right place responding to the SSCS "Save the Whales" campaign. Another source is from Public Figures and the SMH published photographs of these persons. Perhaps you recognize them and can confirm who they are for NAUTICAL LOG - some faces do seem familiar however we lead a somewhat sheltered life!!
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Our thanks to "The Sydney Morning Herald" which has an article all about the SSCS salaried pirates, their expenses and those contributions.
A final note before closing it seems there is a problem viewing your comments to some NAUTICAL LOG Posts. Perhaps the SSCS are running scared of NAUTICAL LOG and perhaps the SSCS Staffer who was reported to us as interfering recently with our Freedom of Speech under the Bill of Rights of The U.S. Constitution is repeating this interference. We would request the Blogspot Staff (to whom we can give the name of the SSCS Staffer if required) to look into and clear up any blockage to this DMCA compliant Blog, thank you. If you cannot read your comment please feel free to contact the Blogspot Staff to assist you.
Good Watch.
Off the coast of Puntland, Somalia some 300 of our fellow seafarers are held hostage by pirates. They are under threat of being murdered every minute of every hour of every day. Wonder if anyone is contributing to their rescue and freedom?
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Capt- a somewhat personal question: If SSCS employed professionally-trained and accredited licensed mariners to command their vessels in a parallel structure with the volunteer force serving as supernumeraries, how would this change your opinion on their operations? I thought about this last night, and while it would mean the end of breaking the law for the SSCS, their most effective tactics (surveillance, telepresence and simply tailgating the processor ship) could conceivably continue. Thoughts?
PAUL: Not in the least, besides what decent mariner would sail with these people. "Wats-his-name" would never allow it because 1. It would spoil his Cult leadership. 2. He has already said he wants nothing to do with professional mariners.
Good Watch.
Sorry to hear the DMCA complaint is still causing problems. It is such a childish response to legitimate criticism.....
mmm. Good point. I bunkered a livestock ship not that long ago, and I'd imagine the SSCS ships smell similar, with maybe a patchouli oil chaser. I'd certainly not want to deal with the staff.
The SSCS's latest IRS Form 990 shows Paul Watson got a raise from $96,000 in 2009 to $120,000 in 2010.
http://nccsdataweb.urban.org/orgs/profile/930792021?popup=1#forms
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