PETA had earlier warned that it would protest the Canadian seal hunt during the Harper event.
Instead, PETA got a taste of its own tactics as one of its seal hunt protesters had a pie pushed into her face.
The person wearing the yellow outfit was an employee of K-Rock, a private FM radio station in St. John's, who contacted PETA in the morning and offered to help with the protest.
Shortly after the protest began, the K-Rock emplyee started denouncing PETA and its protests in front of the cameras.
Earlier in the week PETA was happy to take credit for hitting federal Fisheries Minister Gail Shea in the face with a pie to protest her support for sealing.
Back in July we asked our readers how you felt about eating seal meat.
With 705 total votes, here were the results:
The question? Would you try seal meat at a restaurant?
Yes, I'll try anything once (389)
55%
Yes, I like seal meat (38)
5%
No, it's a cruel industry (226)
32%
I don't eat meat (52)
7%
It's clear that eating seal is not a big issue for the majority, that's a total of 60% of you.
7% don't eat meat and 32% refused to eat seal because you believe it's a cruel industry.
