I know. I just don’t get it. Fire on them for crying out loud.
Fill those hoses with gasoline and toss a match............
Now if instead of water, those water cannon had been squirting a mixture of gasoline and styrofoam...
I read in another thread at this site a while back that they are not allowed to be armed properly.
they cant use guns because UN approved docks do not allow ships to dock if they have firearms on board
they rather have loss in cash and material then give someone freedom to defend their life liberty and pursuit
those are the givers of hope the sages
Euro-weenies! They didn’t have the balls to SINK the attacking boats, take prisoners and HANG the pirates by the neck until DEAD!
Leaving them to attack the next boat!
"Scared the pirates off"?
To return another day, no doubt.
It's time these brigands learned that hot lead is an occupational hazard.
How many Americans would volunteer to go on board the merchant ships and then open fire on the vermin when needed? I'll bet we could staff every one of those ships with people who are just itchin' for a valid excuse to exterminate some pirates.
Soon they will learn the folly of bringing a water cannon to a gun fight.
Until the stupid UN rule is ignored, the pirates rule the seas. I’d say the God given right to protect one’s life tops any UN rule. Kill all the pirates, let God sort ‘em out. And most importantly, practice the 3 S’s after shooting the pirates. Not a word to anyone, and burial at sea, wrapped in bacon if possible.
That’s not water.
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THE WEEKLY PIRACY REPORT - QUOTE:
Weekly Piracy Report
23 December - 29 December 2008
Suspicious crafts
None reported
Recently reported incidents
26.12.2008: 0340 LT: Posn: 01:18.05N -104:08.9E: Johor outer port limit: Malaysia.
Six armed robbers boarded an offshore support vessel and stole ship’s stores and properties. Authorities informed who later boarded for investigation.
25.12.2008: 0030 LT: Posn: 10:41.22N -106:45.6E: mid stream Saigon River: Vietnam.
An AB stationed on forecastle deck heard some noises and he immediately conducted a search. Two robbers were seen escaping. Upon investigation store padlocks were found broken. Nothing stolen.
25.12.2008: 16:14 UTC: Posn: 14:13.7N – 050:51.5E: Gulf of Aden.
A bulk carrier underway was chased and fired upon by a pirate boat. The vessel sent a distress message which was relayed by a passing ship to the IMB Piracy Reporting Centre for assistance. The IMB Piracy Reporting Centre immediately contacted the authorities for assistance. A warship and a helicopter was sent to assist the crew and the vessel. Seeing the naval helicopter approaching the pirate boat aborted and moved away. One crew member onboard the bulk carrier was injured on his leg from a bullet fired by the pirates. The injured crew was airlifted to a warship for medical treatment. Rest of the crew safe. Vessel proceeding to destination port
22.12.2008: 0340 LT: Chittagong anchorage, Bangladesh.
Duty oiler onboard a tanker spotted armed robbers near the engine store area. The alarm was raised, crew alerted and authorities contacted. Robbers escaped with stolen engine spares.
Vicious You hit me with a flower You do it every hour Ohh, baby youre so vicious
I’ll tell you something with absolute certainty: no great literature will emerge from this war against piracy.