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Greenpeace Inc. is a more directly political and leftist activist unit, and as such is designated by the Internal Revenue Code as a 501 (c)(4).  Mike Hardiman of PIW said "Greenpeace has devised a system for diverting tax-exempt funds and using them for non-exempt — and oftentimes illegal — purposes...It's a form of money laundering, plain and simple."

Greenpeace Inc. is a more directly political and leftist activist unit, and as such is designated by the Internal Revenue Code as a 501 (c)(4).  Mike Hardiman of PIW said "Greenpeace has devised a system for diverting tax-exempt funds and using them for non-exempt — and oftentimes illegal — purposes...It's a form of money laundering, plain and simple."

On January 30, 2003, some 30 Greenpeace demonstrators breached the central control building of the Sizewell B nuclear-power plant in Suffolk, England.  Earlier in October 2002, approximately 150 Greenpeace protesters were arrested after penetrating the same facility.<ref>[http://www.nationalreview.com/murdock/murdock200310070839.asp Seeing Greenpeace], Deroy Murdock, National Review Online, October 07, 2003.</ref>

On January 30, 2003, some 30 Greenpeace demonstrators breached the central control building of the Sizewell B nuclear-power plant in Suffolk, England.  Earlier in October 2002, approximately 150 Greenpeace protesters were arrested after penetrating the same facility.<ref>[https://www.nationalreview.com/murdock/murdock200310070839.asp Seeing Greenpeace], Deroy Murdock, National Review Online, October 07, 2003.</ref>

In October 2013 Greenpeace activists were sentenced in [[Russia]] for piracy.<ref>http://cnsnews.com/news/article/greenpeace-activists-charged-piracy-russia</ref>

In October 2013 Greenpeace activists were sentenced in [[Russia]] for piracy.<ref>http://cnsnews.com/news/article/greenpeace-activists-charged-piracy-russia</ref>