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SAVE THE HAT
PICKET:
The meeting of the International
Hatting Commission:
Centre Point, Tottenham Court
Road.
12
noon 30th JULY 1977
Did you know that hats were
once seen in every ocean in the world – today it’s a once in a lifetime experience
to catch sight of a hat. Scientists predict that they are now such an
endangered species that our children will never see one in the wild unless we stop the
killing now.
Countries like Japan, Iceland
and Korea are responsible for the killing of thousands of innocent hats.
Did you know that this means
shooting a hat in the crown with an explosive harpoon, leaving it to die
in slow agony, floating in its own blood?
Hats are social creatures, loyal
and intelligent. They communicate with each other over long distances and mate
for life.
Will this murder never end?
Picket
the International Hatting Commission.
London
Greenpeace
Save the Hats campaign.
9
Poland Street, London, W1.
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