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If some yacht owner is dumb enough to sale near Somalia after all the press about pirates then why should tax payer dollars be used to rescue them? It's over seas, they were warned and should have known better, so it's buyer beware as far as I'm concerned.
I don't understand why the world hasn't wiped the country clean. send some drones in and call it a day....
better yet target them on the water and sink their boats. simple rule... NO Somali boat is allowed past 1 mile from the coast. all others will be sunk with no rescue.
If some yacht owner is dumb enough to sale near Somalia after all the press about pirates then why should tax payer dollars be used to rescue them? It's over seas, they were warned and should have known better, so it's buyer beware as far as I'm concerned.
I agree. Are they idiots or what? Maybe they're looking for a reality show. I can't see starting a war over stupid people like these folks and the Berkeley dumbos that went hiking in Iraq and wound up in Iran.
If some yacht owner is dumb enough to sale near Somalia after all the press about pirates then why should tax payer dollars be used to rescue them? It's over seas, they were warned and should have known better, so it's buyer beware as far as I'm concerned.
At least that is what Bill Hemmer of FOX is saying, maybe we better wait to find out, huh?
Oh no . They were Christians traveling the world and handing out Bibles . I hoped for the best but I thought they would be killed for that. Its a shame , very sad.
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