Australian Surfer Missing After Shark Attack

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Trapper wrote:

Far to many shark attacks occur across the world, God has given us dominion over the animals yet we allow ourselves to be attacked? We should be sweeping our oceans clean of these killers.

Trapper wrote:

Far to many shark attacks occur across the world, God has given us dominion over the animals yet we allow ourselves to be attacked? We should be sweeping our oceans clean of these killers.

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Trapper wrote:

Far to many shark attacks occur across the world, God has given us dominion over the animals yet we allow ourselves to be attacked? We should be sweeping our oceans clean of these killers.

Al Beeno wrote:

A bigger problem is the anglo population. There are far too many anglo parasites so we should be sweeping the world clean of those parasites.

Trapper wrote:

How can you people be so ignorant? We have the ability to cleanse our oceans of these killer, why would we not? If we choose not to destroy them, we should at least provide netting around the beaches of the world to prevent attacks.

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Ian wrote:

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I find it highly entertaining when dumb americans get beaten up by their own pet chimps and hilarious when a friend of a pet owner gets their face ripped off. Here is a very funny video of two stupid americans with a chimp. http://www.youtube.com/watch...

stacked and proud wrote:

<quoted text>i guess the thing is........ that the water is their home..... not ours...... and i have to be honest... after reading the report.... it goes on to say that there has been some near misses too....... i am wondering if,, it is the same shark..... 16 ft long?? that is one bloody big fish!!

Ian wrote:

<quoted text>I find it highly entertaining when dumb americans get beaten up by their own pet chimps and hilarious when a friend of a pet owner gets their face ripped off. Here is a very funny video of two stupid americans with a chimp. http://www.youtube.com/watch...

Chairman Obama wrote:

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I disagree, as humans, our domain is wherever he choose it to be

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Ian wrote:

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No wonder the world is as f/ucked up as it can get. Supposedly run by a country that is fast crumbling away under their own debt, initiates wars under the guise of "the war on terrorism" that they can't afford to fight. But the best one is the fact that they killed nearly 3000 of their own people in the 911 attacks that they organised and executed to try and win their own people over so they can start this so called "war on terrorism".

RYOKI wrote:

I really don't understand why sharks are a protected specie for?
After all, Sharks would make a great food source seen there number's are quite high.

Chairman Obama wrote:

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LOL....so you are a conspiracy theorist to boot? Damn, your are one stupid SOB....I hope you are not typical for Australians for their sake

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Ian wrote:

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The stupidity of your averasge american is shown right here. How can you possibly believe that 911 was executed by terrorists who specialise in cheap but very deadly tactics usually involving crude home made bombs and organised by very small groups? The only terrorists capable of 911 is a very large group with access to large amounts of money and capable of perfect precision military planning. Doesn't sound like islamic terrorism to me, more like the US government. 911 was just one big expensive fireworks display to fool dumb americans into going to war. Remember the reason for invading Iraq? Weapons of mass destruction. Where any ever found? No. Once again your government decieved you into entering another war which was unneccessary.

_0rion_ wrote:

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In times past some species were nearly wiped out completely, they've since been protected & their numbers are on the rise again.
The truth is no one really knows how many is out there.
From what I understand the main reason humans & sharks are coming into contact with each other more nowdays is because humans are travelling into more remote locations in higher numbers.