Eco-Militant Paul Watson, captain of an anti-whaling terrorist ship, the Sea Shepherd, appears to be actively communicating with an environmentalist in Ecuador. Meanwhile, Mr. Watson remains a global fugitive of justice as a German court has issued a warrant for his arrest. His whereabouts are still unknown.

The Dallas Blog has received an email from Mariana Almeida, executive president of RAINFOREST-Life Without Frontiers Foundation/OCEAN DEFENDER-Ecuador. She even disclosed Mr. Watson’s future legal strategy.

She claims that, “the case of Captain Watson would also be presented to the pertinent Human Rights commissions and organizations and shall be placed on the agenda of the European Parliament, the international agreements shall be respected and it is clear that Germany might need to explain to the European Parliament the reason to accept the extradition request from a Caribbean country without an extradition agreement.”

So, it’s seems imperative that the German government, along with Japanese officials contact Ecuador to inquire about the whereabouts of Paul Watson. Failure to do so would imply that the rule of law no longer matters. No one should be above the law, and that includes Captain Paul Watson.

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