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Whale Defense Agency Seeks $5 Million Vessel Donation For Anti-Whaling Campaign

Whale Defense Agency Seeks $5 Million Donation For Fight Against Whaling, Ship Donation To Confront Kangei Maru
In pursuit of our mission to protect the world’s whale population from the devastating effects of whaling, we are actively seeking a donation of a large vessel capable of speeds in excess of 20 knots, which we’ve found a few, along with a $5 million contribution to procure these vessels and retrofit vessels for our crucial operations. Remaining funds will be used to purchase additional ships if the funding is available after refitting the vessel we’ve located.
Founded by James Anderson, the WDA operates as the most aggressive, innovative, non-violent anti-whaling non-governmental organization globally. Our cutting-edge tools and groundbreaking R&D exemplify our commitment to implementing the most effective whale defense program on a global scale. The Whale Defense Agency is the leading authority in modern anti-whaling approaches, employing innovative tactics to disrupt whaling operations worldwide.
The Southern Ocean Campaign represents a pivotal frontline in our ongoing efforts to safeguard whales from the threats posed by whaling activities of the Japanese whaling fleet and their new mothership the Kangei Maru. With your support, we aim to deploy a dedicated patrol vessel equipped with state-of-the-art technology to monitor, intercept, and deter illegal whaling operations in these critical waters, and those around the world. This vessel will serve as a campaign hub at sea for whale conservation, ensuring their protection and conservation for future generations.
Donations received will be allocated towards acquiring and retrofitting vessels, outfitting them with advanced surveillance equipment, and supporting our dedicated team of experts tasked with executing strategic anti-whaling initiatives. Contributing to our cause, you will directly contribute to the preservation of marine biodiversity and the sustainability of our planet’s oceans.
“We believe in the power of collective action to effect positive change,” says James Anderson, Founder of the Whale Defense Agency. “We will make a tangible difference in the fight against whaling, and engage the whaling fleet with resources, ships, tools and capabilities that are unmatched anywhere in the world today. From engaging the ships over the horizon in excess of 2,800 nautical miles, to launching surveillance drones from these ranges, to more covert, advanced undersea operations, we are ready to defend whales and stop the Kangei Maru with the support of anti-whaling forces the agency has developed.” – James Anderson, Whale Defense Agency Founder & CEO.
Join us in our mission to defend whales from whaling. Your support is vital in our endeavor to innovate, navigate, and defend until the harpoons cease. For inquiries regarding donations or partnership opportunities, please contact us at [email protected].
We are still looking for ship donors, if you would like to support our mission, please contact us for more details. These donated vessels will support efforts against whaling now, while our advanced solutions are funded. Currently, WDA has the capacity to enforce anti-whaling with our extreme measures, even without a high-speed vessel for defense, however this is with limited capacity. To ensure our plans can be met by 2050 to end whaling, WDA will need to focus on dedicated, custom solutions.
WDA has showcased our thermal engagement tool via a video recently, that can sever the whalers prop-fouling lines in seconds, and it can also be used to attach via drone mechanisms to remotely destroy, netting, and other defense and offense infrastructure like harpoons from over 100km away, and so safely without injury to the whaling crew and without destruction of our UAV’s. This allows WDA to use slower vessels, if required, and still meet mission objectives and anti-whaling sea control and area denial in a limited form. To maintain and ensure full dominance over the whaling fleet, WDA has and continues to develop a comprehensive anti-whaling sea control plan.
WDA will effectively deny whaling, through constant innovation, at levels that are almost impossible for the whaling fleet to counter, without them having a dedicated firm to develop counter technologies. WDA is already decades ahead of the whalers, and has plans to disrupt currently technologies, but also future one’s, should they appear. We are ready to fund and deploy tools that can disable new forms of whaling, that are not even here yet. This is how far ahead we are.
We predict that by using MHNS payloads on drones, the harpoons will be obsolete as a tool for whaling, and as such, wda has prepared in advanced, a variety of solutions to disrupt potential technology by the whalers, including the use of UUV’s for whale hunting, a dangerous form of whaling that WDA is already positioning itself to tackle such threats before they even arrive in the real world as a threat.
Our objective is to end whaling by overwhelming force, technology, constant innovation and hidden technologies from our for-profit business model firms we’ve started independent of WDA, and our partners of companies who are not associated with WDA, like defense companies and shipyards, which enable us to conceal and otherwise operate in ways that a traditional anti-whaling charity has not, over a vast organizational network that expands beyond the traditional NGO founding structure and goes into the for-profit sector, where annual reports do not need to be published, allowing WDA in some respects, to conceal the technology it uses, simply because it is not authorized to even disclose it, due to intellectual property rights and other factors protected under for-profit firms and legal protections.
These additional for profit firms enable WDA to fund activities outside of WDA directly, thus preventing actionable intelligence from getting in the hands of the whaling fleet through our annual reports, and allowing WDA to always present new tech that is far ahead of the whalers each time. We reveal what we want, without disclosing our full range of capabilities or development firms and assets. Most of this technology is done outside of WDA, therefore the reporting requirements are not needed.
We simply are reporting this, due to the fact as an NGO, we want to maintain transparency on our actions, but what we reveal is in some respects controlled by these other for-profit firms with tech, a majority of current technology showcased was produced before WDA’s official founding, therefore it is not obligated to report on the APV as this was designed outside the legal founding of WDA, like most of the technology shown today.
This is done strategically and by design, to erode the whalers information “advantage” they seem to assume they have against anti-whalers. By limiting info for them via a non-profit and for-profit structure model, and by reporting campaigns and actions after they are done, rather than before, we deny them the ability to coordinate an effective response, both legal and maritime based.
We are systematically working to destroy the whalers legal options, by ensuring campaigns can be conducted in vastly new, strategic and operational ways, without giving away the details on what that is or how it can be done. It can be done, and that’s all that needs to be public at this time. We must operate in new ways, that confuse, confound and disrupt the whalers in ways they have never encountered before, and we are positioned to do just that. We are confident in our ability to deny and degrade whaling, as well as the tactics and threats used against our anti-whaling community worldwide.
One prime example of this, is our APV project. At 60 knots, this is the fastest ship on earth, at the size of 60 meters long, and can travel over 1,300 nautical miles at full speed. No current whaling vessel or security ship or naval vessel today that is publicly known, can catch the APV. Japan’s fastest armed vessel, the Hayabusa class, could not even catch the APV, it would have to sink it, and with 30 former U.S. Marines on-board, that won’t go well for the nation of Japan, and they can be sure if they attempted that, and any American was hurt, that the response from the United States would likely be immense, even likely to the point of limiting arm sales to Japan, as the U.S. recently threatened against Israel, in 2024 for claimed human rights violations. Japan is not immune to restrictions by the U.S. Government. It doesn’t get to do what it wants, or it would have had access to American F-22 raptors, which they wanted and were denied.
(Last updated on 11/7/2024)