New salmon aquaculture-bashing film looks like it’s gonna be a humdinger of a crockumentary

Salmon Farm Science. 2014/09/25

...Yes , nobody asked for this but apparently Scott Renyard decided to assist our favourite activist in reliving the glory days, when she sort-of walked down Vancouver Island to hang around on the Leg lawn and wave signs and shout at The Man with a bunch of her friends one afternoon. The role salmon farmers play in "The Pristine Coast" because the filmmaker apparently can't handle the thought of allowing different viewpoints. The role salmon farmers play in “The Pristine Coast” because the filmmaker apparently can’t handle the thought of allowing different viewpoints. Not surprisingly, the list of co-stars is all the usual suspects, who have made nice careers out of opposing salmon farming. No salmon farmers were invited to participate.

 

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 Liar? See what you think.

Posted by Alaska Salmon Ranching on Thursday, September 25, 2014

See what we did there – with this blog title? We lead you with a question (suggesting someone is lying), then pretend that we want you to make up your own mind. This is exactly the modus operandi of a person we recently profiled on our blog...This week, a documentary is being shown at the Vancouver International Film Festival, titled “The Pristine Coast”. As the blogger at Salmon Farm Science accurately describes it, this salmon aquaculture-bashing film looks like it’s gonna be a humdinger of a crockumentary. The movie profiles narcassist Alexandra Morton in her fight against salmon farms. Will it contain new lies, and repeat old ones? See what you think…

 

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