I'd love to drop anchor in your lagoon.
04-09-2009, 04:49 PM
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Bank robbieries are a little diffrent then taking over a ship. I am not sure if he talks about the Somalian pirates in his book. It just got delivered to my house today so I plan on reading it this weekend.
Now if I was on a boat that was going near Somalia I personally would want to be armed. I am one of the guys that would put up a fight and not give in.
After US citizens have been taken hostage I think the US Navy will start patrolling those waters a bit more.
Now if I was on a boat that was going near Somalia I personally would want to be armed. I am one of the guys that would put up a fight and not give in.
After US citizens have been taken hostage I think the US Navy will start patrolling those waters a bit more.
Because there have been some personal watercraft attacked by pirates and those were some mean ******* from the reports. Either A) they were trying to kill to get the boat or B) they changed their tactics.
But it does lead to credence that you don't hear about the attackers killing people on board. A few of the ships have been out there for a few months I think too.
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04-09-2009, 05:27 PM
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The answer is not to have civilians engage an armed advesary at sea. Attempt to dissuade the pirates with non-lethal means, utilize safe-rooms with "kill-switches" for engines/navigation systems and wait for support to arrive. - This keeps the cargo crews alive.
Then hunt the pirates down when they are on land and execute them.
Then hunt the pirates down when they are on land and execute them.
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04-10-2009, 08:23 AM
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I think in terms of mass destruction. Yes, I'm grinning.
Hiroshima got the message... don't you think Somalian pirates would too?
Not saying the US should do it, I'd give a thumbs up to whoever stepped up to the plate. Forget root causes and deter future incidents with one-big-bang.
Hiroshima got the message... don't you think Somalian pirates would too?
Not saying the US should do it, I'd give a thumbs up to whoever stepped up to the plate. Forget root causes and deter future incidents with one-big-bang.
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04-10-2009, 09:30 AM
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The answer is not to have civilians engage an armed advesary at sea. Attempt to dissuade the pirates with non-lethal means, utilize safe-rooms with "kill-switches" for engines/navigation systems and wait for support to arrive. - This keeps the cargo crews alive.
Then hunt the pirates down when they are on land and execute them.
Then hunt the pirates down when they are on land and execute them.
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04-10-2009, 09:49 AM
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Somalia is a non-regulated, governmentless breeding ground for lawlessness. How it got that way is currently irrelevant. The fact something needs to be done is not.
I agree it is a bit draconian, however in an environment in which force and brutality is the only recognized currency of respect, use it.
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I agree it is a bit draconian, however in an environment in which force and brutality is the only recognized currency of respect, use it.
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04-10-2009, 10:06 AM
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kids smoking pot shouldn't even go to jail.
Violent crime and stealing my ****...death and hand chopping off. If you steal my ****, I'll kill you. No, seriously...beware of bleeding heart libs with guns. Molan Labe.
Violent crime and stealing my ****...death and hand chopping off. If you steal my ****, I'll kill you. No, seriously...beware of bleeding heart libs with guns. Molan Labe.
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