Hostages 'escape Algeria captors'

Stealhead · 01-17-13, 08:27 PM

Well if the hostages all die after they try a traditional style military assault rather than a more precise assault in the manner of the SAS in 1980 or the GSG-9 in 1977 those people may not have all died.

Just because they have hostage incidents in the past means nothing the out come of those may also have gone poorly in many cases.

Show me where they have the "expertise" if you don't mind in managing to rescue hostages with success.

More than likely their government has a "too bad" policy when it comes to these things."Too bad you got taken hostage we do not negotiate we just waste them maybe you'll
survive maybe we'll just shoot you and blame the terrorists." That sounds like their "expertise".

01-17-13, 08:27 PM	#11
Stealhead Navy Seal Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Kentucky Posts: 5,421 Downloads: 85 Uploads: 0	Well if the hostages all die after they try a traditional style military assault rather than a more precise assault in the manner of the SAS in 1980 or the GSG-9 in 1977 those people may not have all died. Just because they have hostage incidents in the past means nothing the out come of those may also have gone poorly in many cases. Show me where they have the "expertise" if you don't mind in managing to rescue hostages with success. More than likely their government has a "too bad" policy when it comes to these things."Too bad you got taken hostage we do not negotiate we just waste them maybe you'll survive maybe we'll just shoot you and blame the terrorists." That sounds like their "expertise".