There has been a new upsurge of piracy off Somalia, reports an agency associated with the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato). [read more]
Sea forces officials of the transitional government have said on Wednesday that are going to wrap up training for about 500 marine forces in the Somali capital Mogadishu. [read more]
Five pirates are believed to have died at sea along the Somali coast after collecting a US$3 million ransom payment, Radio Garowe reports. [read more]
Three Somali pirates died and two others are missing after their boat capsized in the coast off Somalia on Friday evening, witnesses said on Saturday. [read more]
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SOMALIA PIRACY REPORT http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/7746576.stm your own word for word transcription in a statement by a Somalia fisherman.: "We are fully aware of the consequences but the world has to realise the problems we are facing here. There has been no peace for 18 years. There is no life here. The last resource Somalias have is the sea but foreign fishing trawlers have come here to plunder our fish. How can they allow the Somalia people to die? It is not possible. This is what drove us to piracy. We have to do anything we can to survive. The lack of… [Read Full Text]
That about sums up the excuse every criminal gives... "I'm poor, so it's not my fault." Maybe if the criminals would man up and stop claiming it's always someone else's fault, they wouldn't be so poor.
there is a reward 4 everything done by man whether good or bad
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