Stephen Harper Plagued by … Himself

Published January 24, 2011 by PETA Staff. Last Updated October 14, 2013.

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Seal Enemy Number One, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, was seeing double (or rather, quadruple) at a dinner marking the anniversary of his fifth year in office. More than a dozen PETA members, including some wearing masks of Harper spewing blood, joined Sammy the Seal in braving minus-32 temperatures to swarm the Ottawa Hampton Inn, where the dinner took place.

Five years of turning a blind eye to the largest marine-mammal massacre on the planet doesn’t really seem like anything to celebrate, does it?

Written by Michelle Sherrow

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