re: #7 blueraven

The Lacey act was instituted to enforce the laws of the host country by the nations receiving the product. The problem has been that certain govt officials in the exporting nation have been susceptible to bribes and not enforcing the laws themselves.

It is easy enough to get one or two govt officials of say, India, to agree with Gibson on this issue.

Where is the direct official government statement by India and Madagascar?

Why did Gibson lie on the customs declarations and mis-direct the shipments if they felt they were not engaged in illegal activity?

Where is your proof they lied?