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Boarding a moving vessel at sea was "unlawful and extremely dangerous," a Shell spokesperson said.
"The right to protest is fundamental and we respect it absolutely. But it must be done safely and lawfully," the spokesperson said.
Lol eat rocks. "We support the right to protest when it doesn't amount to meaningful change"
2 million dollars in damages from boarding a boat. No mention of any damage to the boat.
How much did they end up paying for dumping 80,000 gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico?
Four Greenpeace activists used ropes to hoist themselves onto the vessel from inflatable boats that chased the ship at high speed.
Sounds exhillarating!
The damages Shell is seeking include costs related to shipping delays and expenses for extra security, as well as legal costs, according to a document seen by Reuters.
2 mil and no damage was done to the ship? Shell should be happy it wasn't that "Stop Oil" group, I doubt there would be a ship left if they protested...
Sounds like a typical disingenuous suit to quash critical voices. Green peace are doing the work I want to do, if I didn’t have to work every week.