Posted by ScottyHOMEy on April 13, 2009 at 13:42:35 from (70.105.240.241):
In Reply to: Re: Navy seals posted by bo on April 13, 2009 at 05:51:57:
Yabbut, part of the load was bound for Somalia. No way to land a ship in Somalia, obviously. Those containers ought to come right back.
I say throw a naval blockade around the bustards. Blockades work to hold pirates in as well as they work to keep supplies out. If they're going to hijack the goods being sent for relief to them, then get the international community to stop all relief shipments. Tell the pirates and thier bosses that food and medicine is for sale and they can buy it with all the ransom they've been collecting. The local warlords -- pardon me, tribal leaders -- are in charge. It was they who held up the negotiations for Capt. Phillips's release. And it is they who can tap into all the ransom money to pay for relief supplies. Trust me, they won't be warlords or leaders for long if they hold that money back.
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