 Daring nighttime helicopter raid by U.S. military frees hostages in SomaliaLaw & Order | 207420 hits | Jan 25 6:36 am | Posted by: Regina  Nine pirates killed in raid that frees American and Danish hostagesCommentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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"As large ships at sea have increased their defenses against pirate attacks, gangs have looked for other money making opportunities like land-based kidnappings. Ms. Buchanan, 32, and Mr. Thisted, 60, were working with a de-mining unit of the Danish Refugee Council when they were kidnapped in October."
Somebody may argue that we violated the pirates civil and human rights.
I'm expecting that accusation to surface anytime now...
Somebody may argue that we violated the pirates civil and human rights.
I'm expecting that accusation to surface anytime now...
From who?!
Somebody may argue that we violated the pirates civil and human rights.
As well as disrespecting the sovereignty of a foreign nation. of course.
What cads.
But there should be no land based kidnappings, because there should be no people there to kidnap in the first place. Soldiers shouldn't have to risk their lives to rescue people who put their own in foreseeable danger.
Good job.
But there should be no land based kidnappings, because there should be no people there to kidnap in the first place. Soldiers shouldn't have to risk their lives to rescue people who put their own in foreseeable danger.
Nor should police officers or firemen. Yet they do anyway and you should be thankful for their sacrifices to keep liberal humanitarian types safe from the people they're foolishly trying to help.