[C19fan]

So much for Greenpeace's claiming it is sorry for vandalizing and permanently scarring a UNESCO World Heritage site.

[MrB]

They should be excused because their intentions were noble...

[tanknetter]

I wonder if there’s a way for Peru to seize Greenpeace assets. Or at least have them frozen.

[Vince Ferrer]

If Peru has some sort of RICO laws they can go against the whole organization.

[Sherman Logan]

I must admit skepticism that they have permanently scarred the site.

It’s been there 1500 years, and until very recently indeed anybody who showed up walked around without paying any attention at all where he stepped.

Although I do enjoy bad press for Greenpeace this all seems a bit hysterical.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

But just pet a whale and see what happens to you.

[moovova]

"Last week a Peruvian judge rejected prosecutors' request to keep the activists in the country to face questioning, citing incomplete information."

[BenLurkin]

Greenpeace is a terrorist organization. Has been for many, many years.

[Ghost of SVR4]

Declare them a terrorist organization.

[KosmicKitty]

Are there still Greenpeace activists in the country? If so, detain all of them until those who committed the crime are outed.

[Tax-chick]

Offer a reward and see how fast they sell each other out.

[molson209]

Another Liberal ,WOW this is GREAT IDEA ,lets do it ,these people must be advisers at the White House

[Zuse]

Libs only demand transparency for the CIA, not Greenpeace or the IRS.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

The Peruvian response should be to declare Greenpeace and all its members part of a banned criminal organization subject to arrest if they enter the country. And that any and all Greenpeace property in the country is subject to seizure and sale.