Anbody remember that?

Well the threat now appears to be real.

>When a vast fishing armada appeared outside the Galapagos Marine Reserve in South America, the world was again reminded of China’s belligerent approach to fishing on the high seas.<
>
It isn’t only the sea, it is wild animals everywhere. They are all in high demand in China and those who buy and sell care not at all for whether the supply keeps providing. They care only about catering to demand.

China is now too big for its boots.

It’s a sculpture that was in Melbourne back in the 70s(?)

buffy said:

It’s a sculpture that was in Melbourne back in the 70s(?)

Probably is. ;)

Your suggestion is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vault_(sculpture)

A reference: The Yellow Peril is a color-metaphor that represents East Asian peoples as an existential danger to the Western world… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_Peril

It has been revisited in the Covid thing https://theconversation.com/coronavirus-the-yellow-peril-revisited-134115

The real peril however was always the threat to the worlds ecosystems. The food vaults.
Simply an overpopulation issue.

roughbarked said:

Your suggestion is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vault_(sculpture)

A reference: The Yellow Peril is a color-metaphor that represents East Asian peoples as an existential danger to the Western world… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_Peril

It has been revisited in the Covid thing https://theconversation.com/coronavirus-the-yellow-peril-revisited-134115

The real peril however was always the threat to the worlds ecosystems. The food vaults.
Simply an overpopulation issue.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-12-19/how-china-is-plundering-the-worlds-oceans/12971422

Ian said:

Imagine all the poor critturs that thing can kill.

Ian said:

Morning all.
Nothing green about the yellow peril.

Tamb said:

Ian said:

Morning all.
Nothing green about the yellow peril.

Problem is a lack of blue.

roughbarked said:

Your suggestion is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vault_(sculpture)

A reference: The Yellow Peril is a color-metaphor that represents East Asian peoples as an existential danger to the Western world… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_Peril

It has been revisited in the Covid thing https://theconversation.com/coronavirus-the-yellow-peril-revisited-134115

The real peril however was always the threat to the worlds ecosystems. The food vaults.
Simply an overpopulation issue.

I didn’t know it was only in the city square for a short time. I would have said it was there longer than that. It wasn’t very well liked by anyone I knew.

roughbarked said:

Anbody remember that?

Well the threat now appears to be real.

>When a vast fishing armada appeared outside the Galapagos Marine Reserve in South America, the world was again reminded of China’s belligerent approach to fishing on the high seas.<
>
It isn’t only the sea, it is wild animals everywhere. They are all in high demand in China and those who buy and sell care not at all for whether the supply keeps providing. They care only about catering to demand.

China is now too big for its boots.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-12-19/how-china-is-plundering-the-worlds-oceans/12971422

That is shocking and a blatant disregard for biodiversity and sustainability. I suppose it is just another nail in our coffin. Homo sapiens don’t deserve this planet.

roughbarked said:

Anbody remember that?

Well the threat now appears to be real.

>When a vast fishing armada appeared outside the Galapagos Marine Reserve in South America, the world was again reminded of China’s belligerent approach to fishing on the high seas.<
>
It isn’t only the sea, it is wild animals everywhere. They are all in high demand in China and those who buy and sell care not at all for whether the supply keeps providing. They care only about catering to demand.

China is now too big for its boots.

Now I’ve got that song in my head:

They call me yellow peril,
Quite rightly
…

roughbarked said:

Anbody remember that?

Well the threat now appears to be real.

>When a vast fishing armada appeared outside the Galapagos Marine Reserve in South America, the world was again reminded of China’s belligerent approach to fishing on the high seas.<
>
It isn’t only the sea, it is wild animals everywhere. They are all in high demand in China and those who buy and sell care not at all for whether the supply keeps providing. They care only about catering to demand.

China is now too big for its boots.

eating us out of house and home