"MARITIME LUNACY" genre: Power Metal
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	A metal song illustrating the absurdity of radical environmentalism.
	MP3.com CD: The Element Of Surprise - buy it! CD: The Element Of Surprise   Label: Rockabilly Records Credits: Mark Rathke
	Story Behind the Song A news story about the incident in the Tasman Sea involving Greenpeace protestors trying to stop a nuclear cargo ship. Insane. Lyrics In international waters Between Australia and New Zealand There were two Greenpeace protestors One of them a legislature Australian They were there to try and halt Two armed cargo vessels Packed with 650 pounds Of plutonium and reactor fuel The protestors chased the ship for several hours Caught up to it, holding a sign, jumped in the water The ship then made an emergency evasive maneuver Which could have caused an ecological disaster Now we have ourselves a case of maritime lunacy All in the good name of the insane Greenpeace After they jumped into the Tasman Sea They could have been killed or maimed The banner read 'nuclear free Pacific' A near ecodisaster they weren't using their brains

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