Somalian Pirates

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I am in and so would call dibs on the barrett.
 
damn that gun rental and ammo is f'in cheap. lol
 
:gunfight:dam a real live video game where:gunfight: you get to shoot shit and people die COOL:gunfight:
 
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NEWS FLASH- They probably are going to shoot back at you.

I'm straight with paying 800 bucks a day to get shot at.

I can do that for free in the ghetto.
 
I'd blow my life's savings on the mini gun. I'd stop off in mexico and sell kidneys for more time.
 
Re buying AK's

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it was a relief aid ship.

i think it would be a great business to start a ship defense company. 5 guys with guns. $50,000/shipment=$10,000 week.

i'm still trying to figure out how they can buy an RPG and Ak-47 yet they can't buy some fucking clothes, take a shower....hell, they are too stupid to learn how to irrigate water to feed themselves. darwinism FTW. let the skinnies kill themselves.
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You have to bear in mind that you can buy an AK for $5 and a RPG for $15 in Africa. Secondly, the infrastructure in any African country is ZERO. The Governments are to busy stealing from the Relief funds and aid to actually care what goes on.

I don't agree with what they are doing, but I think the world navies need to band together and take then out.
 
Blade: Mother fucker! Are you out of your damn mind?
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US Navy: Pirates fire on US helicopter - Yahoo! News

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – Somali pirates holding a hijacked ship off the coast of Somalia fired at a U.S. Navy helicopter as it made a surveillance flight over the vessel, the first such attack by pirates on an American military aircraft, the Navy said Thursday.
The helicopter, which is based on the USS Chancellorsville, was not hit and there were no injuries, the Navy said.

The copter was flying on Wednesday over a Taiwanese-flagged fishing vessel, the Win Far, which pirates seized along with its 30-member crew in April and were holding south of the Somali port town of Hobyo.

The helicopter was about 3,000 yards (meters) away from the ship when the pirates opened fire with "a large caliber weapon," the Navy said in a statement. The helicopter did not return fire, it said.

Since seizing the Win Far in the Gulf of Aden, the pirates have used the vessel as a base for attacking other commercial ships, including the U.S.-flagged Maersk Alabama. Four pirates seized the Maersk Alabama in April, taking its captain Richard Phillips hostage. He was held for five days in a sweltering lifeboat off the coast until U.S. Navy snipers shot three of his captors dead.

Lt. Nathan Christensen, a Bahrain-based spokesman for the Navy's 5th Fleet told the Associated Press that Wednesday's shooting marks the first time pirates shot at U.S. Navy helicopters conducting daily surveillance flights over areas where pirates anchor hijacked vessels and await ransom.
Christensen said four other merchant ships and 105 crew members are currently being held by pirates near the Win Far. They are anchored along Somalia's coast, between port towns of Hobyo and Eyl, Christensen said in a phone interview on Thursday.

Piracy has increased in the Gulf of Aden — a crucial shipping route in and out of the Suez Canal — and elsewhere off the coast of Somalia, fueling a more than doubling of pirate attacks in the first half of 2009, according to an international maritime watchdog. Somalia has had no effective central government since 1991, and the country's interim government is embroiled in a struggle with Islamist extremists with suspected al-Qaida links.
 
lol... yep they are out of their fucking minds
 
They keep this shit up and they're gonna find Spec Ops standing over their worthless asses in the dead of night.
 
Battle Pope said:
They keep this shit up and they're gonna find Spec Ops standing over their worthless asses in the dead of night.
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but first, we must threaten to withhold aid and supplies. then we must meet with national leaders to discuss withholding such aid and supplies. then we will delay said supplies by 48 hours.

finally we start blowing up some skinnies.
 
If they keep shooting at us, at some point a chopper will get shot down/damaged, or a soldier will be wounded or worse, and then if nothing happens it will be the next great political blunder of the current administration.
 
the problem with africa is that there are 100,000,000 poor, sick, and angry people there that will do anything for some food and money. so they join the crime syndicates. we really can't kill that many zombies. we just need to get the fuck out and let them fend for themselves.
 
im in tooo i wish it included a g36c and some granades.....or am i to late to join???
 
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