outintheyard 27 | 517 20 Nov 2008 / #61not sure if she is a good cook...but who cares...she is lovely...some of this crew could lose a few pounds anyway!
dcchris 8 | 432 22 Nov 2008 / #62Somali Islamists 'hunt pirates'. an interesting twist in the story. looks like piracy is good business in that area.news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7743204.stm
Daisy 3 | 1,224 22 Nov 2008 / #63Somali Islamists 'hunt pirates'. an interesting twist in the story. looks like piracy is good business in that area. URLA spokesman for the al-Shabab group, Abdelghafar Musa, said hijacking a Muslim-owned ship was a major crime and they would pursue those responsibleso if it was a Christian owned ship it wouldn't be a crime?
wildrover 98 | 4,438 22 Nov 2008 / #64It would...but they would not go chasing after the pirates...just hang around for a share of the loot....
wildrover 98 | 4,438 25 Nov 2008 / #66At the moment they are paying out something like 70 million in ransomes.....jeez...give me half that i am pretty sure i could put together a group of people that would reduce the pirate attacks considerably....
Svenski 1 | 159 25 Nov 2008 / #67I like the solution given by the Indian Navy. They sank a pirate boat yesterday.Good intentions but they may have apparently sunk a hijacked Thai trawler..cnn.com/2008/WORLD/africa/11/25/thai.trawler.india.navy/index.html
Scorpion8 3 | 8 25 Nov 2008 / #68Piracy has been against the maritime laws for hundreds of years. These aren't "poor disadvantaged economically suffering" people trying to make a way, they are simple criminals. Race, religion, location.... none of it matters. If you resort to crime, you should be dealt with as a criminal.Exterminate them. Hunt them down like vermin.
outintheyard 27 | 517 26 Nov 2008 / #69Exterminate them. Hunt them down like vermin.The question is why is this not the case ? Surely it is the answer!
z_darius 14 | 3,964 26 Nov 2008 / #70Former Ottawa gas station operator rules home state of Somali pirates.
