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by Rollie on April 14th, 2009
There seems to be a wringing of the hands syndrome around the world because everyone is politically fearful of making an unpopular move.
I'm sure his decision was to use force to rescue the captain and to use deadly force if necessary.
The decision of exactly how to do it was left to others including the actual pull of the triggers. Good for him for taking a stand and making the move to protect US citizens, etc.
Now, let's go from here and see what the other nations do about their ships and crews being held hostage.
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They all should go full force into the waters and deliver a blow like never seen to these idiots. How and why they have gotten away with any piracy I do not know.
by Teri on April 14th, 2009
Maybe the US could offer a "Rent-A-Seal" deal to help with the clean up. A fair price would be about half the value of the cargo saved.
by Heather108 on April 14th, 2009
interesting thought...
by Teri on April 14th, 2009
+4 for you and thanks
by Karen Anne Queen of AB on May 3rd, 2009