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Time for some .50 cals on the poop deck...
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Or maybe time to reinvent the Q ship? It worked once.
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And it will work only once again.
Pirates will shoot rather than board, maybe. |
The French special forces are probably fighting who gets the go to get them.
Im sure the pirates wont live to regret this.:arrgh!: |
Unfortunately a lot of shipping companies just fold and pay the ransoms. :nope:
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Not arguing that gunfire is likely, but it was originally posed as an either/or proposition, which it is not.
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A French rear admiral is currently in command of the international martime security TF in the area, FYI.
http://www.cusnc.navy.mil/command/ctf150.html PD |
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What an ugly ship!
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As is always the case. One of these cruise ships will sustain alot of damage and loss of civilian life then, this vermon will be stalked at a HUGE expense, caught and held for trial until some World (nutcase) Organazation says their rights are being violated and they will be let go.
There Parents abused them when they were young. |
These guys are lucky their government cares enough to actually do something. Most civillian vessels nowaday are of hazy nationality, and anything like that ends up like a game of ping pong between third world nations.
Q Ships probably aren't the solution. These guys operate with awfully good intelligence... In fact, I've heard more than one story where the officials coming onboard to investigate the attack looked an awful lot like the attackers, if you get my drift. And I don't see the civillian boats getting armed anytime soon - Especially the luxury yacht market! - for various reasons. It ends up being cheaper to insure. Some of the adventure-lite cruise boats (One of the Seabourns, I think) got some of those ultrasound no-kill weapons installed, if I recall correctly. I can't see anything more potent being installed. |
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