http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/africa/04/12/somalia.pirates/index.html
Good. Now let's go get the rest of them.
Good. Now let's go get the rest of them.
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Captain escapes, pirates dead
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White Eagle
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Yeaaaaa, Mazda3boi. Who knows? He could have done it.!!!!
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Oh, and I agree with boogalee. Don't invade anybody.
I don't remember saying it, but welcome boogalee.
I don't remember saying it, but welcome boogalee.
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Thanks White Eagle! Your avatar is awesome by the way...
Thanks, too bad it's not me.
But I can dream.
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The remainder of these scum bags will make for some great target practice. We should hang out until they decide to do something else for a living. And tons of thanks to the useless UN for continuing to be worthless fuckwads.
They have a continuous, rotating crop of human shields. They aren't all in one place, and they move around constantly. I don't know what you think should be done, but a lot of experts have been working on this for a long time, and when I hear them discussing it on the radio they say it's not easy to figure out what to do.
As for a "cleanup operation" in Somalia, I have two words for you: Blackhawk Down.
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there will be repercussions down the road - but sometime a stand has to be taken in an imperfect world
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My thoughts exactly. If you invaded, it would be looked down upon, and possible penalties put down on the states. If you went in as peacekeepers(HA), then it would be to help the civilians, and try to guarantee that gets to where it's needed, and if anything was done otherwise, chances are you would have another Blackhawk Down incident, except they might actually send in the tanks, and the bombers, and pull what they done in Iraq.. And that has been going SSSOOO well, hasn't it.
^ That's exactly my feeling. Invasion is a bit extreme but we cannot put up with shit. Pirates on the open seas should be blasted to kingdom come.
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Not sure what the UN has to do with any of this. Those are Italian, Saudi, Greek and Spanish tankers/ships being held so those states are responsible, not the UN.
Sometimes I wonder just what people have been doing over the past decade while all these problems were building.
Sometimes I wonder just what people have been doing over the past decade while all these problems were building.
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Last time mazda checked in, he was in Bangkok. He has an entirely different scenario to deal with:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/ap_on_re_as/as_thailand_politics
I trust that he is safe.
Glafna
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^ Although I agree with the cause, I don't agree with the violent action taken .
The UN would be involved(if at all) as all of the states mentioned are members of the organization.
And jack, since I forgot before, the UN looks for PEACEFUL resolution until it is no longer an option.
Not everyone is big on shooting people they don't like.
The UN would be involved(if at all) as all of the states mentioned are members of the organization.
And jack, since I forgot before, the UN looks for PEACEFUL resolution until it is no longer an option.
Not everyone is big on shooting people they don't like.
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It was mostly tongue in cheek. I have no idea what Mazda is doing but he is the only one I could think of being in the Navy, at that time. There are others in the Navy but names fail me right now.
The UN has addressed the piracy problem in recent resolutions:
International law sanctions the use of lethal force as a right of self-defense against armed attacks.
Not to bring in a red herring, but the international laws and conventions on piracy have been around for a long time, and would be eminently suitable as a model, if not the actual law, for the proper way to deal with terrorists (who, like pirates, are non-state actors, albeit with different motivation).
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We don't need to invade: since the UN says "all necessary means" to suppress piracy, we should use any means available to find from the captured one where his bosses are -- and just send a cruise missile signed by the folks who rescued the captain.
The trouble with the "hanging out" concept is that the waterway there is sufficiently large that keeping it covered at all times is essentially hopeless... unless we want to risk a carrier group in that firing zone.
