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nortype 12-04-2009 20:46

u.s. captain freed.
 
what a good example to the rest of the world. no p.c. no human rights just 3 pirates dead 1 in custody. captain safe and well. message is do not mess with u.s.a. well done.

cashman 12-04-2009 21:23

Re: u.s. captain freed.
 
thats good news, n lets hope a lesson to the numpties here, somehow i doubt it.:rolleyes:

steeljack 12-04-2009 22:07

Re: u.s. captain freed.
 
You can be sure the U S special forces have been itching for this for a while , a bit of a downpayment for Mogadishu .
Why haven't the bases where these pirates come from been taken out and 'glassed over' during "training exercises". Somalia has no effective Govt. so who are they going to complain too, sorry if any bleeding heart journalists are in the way .
The whole thing is a joke , there are navies from Britain, US, France, Germany, India, China supposed to be patroling these waters , they can't all be busy playing with their Ipods

Boeing Guy 13-04-2009 08:58

Re: u.s. captain freed.
 
I had no idea we had a Navy any more, thanks to the cuts that Tony and Gordon have now introduced. Our Aircraft Carriers don't even have planes to carry any more, thanks to the axing of the Sea Harrier fleet back in 2002!!!!
Good to see the US don't give a fig about those b******** so called human rights. Good result.

jaysay 13-04-2009 08:59

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 703797)
thats good news, n lets hope a lesson to the numpties here, somehow i doubt it.:rolleyes:

To many Human Rites lawyers here cashy, to much money to be made by "Nonce's are Us:(

Royboy39 13-04-2009 09:11

Re: u.s. captain freed.
 
I've heard it said....."Who's going to deal with them?"
I think Davy Jones would give them a fair trial.

jimmi5bellies 13-04-2009 09:11

Re: u.s. captain freed.
 
Yea, well done.


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