1 MK48 torpedo should do the trick.
heck Sharks need to eat too right
Navy Seals kick butt!
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too bad so sad. the pirates made a choice and suffered the consequences.
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so let me guess, instead of you posting the "other side of the story" you're just going to keep it to yourself and make un-supported accusations about what the UDT SEALs did huh. the UDT SEALs shot all 3 of those fine upstanding Somali gentlemen in the head. at the same time, at night, from 75 yards, on two ships bobbing in the ocean.Neo wrote:I just heard the "other side of the story" that isn't told by typical american news media >_< and it isn't pretty. All I can say about the insidious Navy SEALs is that he who kills with the sword will be killed by the sword.
I feel the Somali's got better than what they deserved, and unless you can convice me otherwise, which I doubt, I will not shed a tear for them. but I'm always open to the prospect, I am Mr. Sensitivity after all
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A BIG DITTO HERE! Those bloody pirates are taking hostages with loaded weapons that they aren't hesitant about using. The Navy Seals can kill them with impunity until they stop raiding the shipping lanes.CUDA wrote:so let me guess, instead of you posting the "other side of the story" you're just going to keep it to yourself and make un-supported accusations about what the UDT SEALs did huh. the UDT SEALs shot all 3 of those fine upstanding Somali gentlemen in the head. at the same time, at night, from 75 yards, on two ships bobbing in the ocean.
I feel the Somali's got better than what they deserved, and unless you can convice me otherwise, which I doubt, I will not shed a tear for them. but I'm always open to the prospect, I am Mr. Sensitivity after all
Neo, please post a link to the 'other side of the story'.
Personally, I think something else happened that what we were told. The day that this all went down, I saw 3 different stories over the course of the day all from military officials.
There is nothing \"insidious\" about the Navy Seals. They are \"commandos\". They are trained to KILL; efficiently and quickly. They don't Do \"policing actions\". When you actually HEAR that they have arrived, negotiations \"are about over\". Most of the time we never hear about what they get to do. Kinda like ninja.
There is nothing \"insidious\" about the Navy Seals. They are \"commandos\". They are trained to KILL; efficiently and quickly. They don't Do \"policing actions\". When you actually HEAR that they have arrived, negotiations \"are about over\". Most of the time we never hear about what they get to do. Kinda like ninja.
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I was re-reading his post and he describes the SEALs as insidious.
and as Duper very correctly put it they are Commando's
this doesnt even come CLOSE to describing the SEALs, you would insinuate that the Pirates didnt know they were in trouble and that we tried to be deciteful in our tactics with them. far trom it. we tried to negotiate, and when they felt the Captains life was in danger they acted.INSIDIOUS - 7 dictionary results
in⋅sid⋅i⋅ous /ɪnˈsɪdiəs/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [in-sid-ee-uhs] Show IPA
–adjective
1. intended to entrap or beguile: an insidious plan.
2. stealthily treacherous or deceitful: an insidious enemy.
3. operating or proceeding in an inconspicuous or seemingly harmless way but actually with grave effect: an insidious disease.
and as Duper very correctly put it they are Commando's
commando - 5 dictionary results
com⋅man⋅do /kəˈmændoʊ, -ˈmɑn-/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [kuh-man-doh, -mahn-] Show IPA
–noun, plural -dos, -does.
1. (in World War II) a. any of the specially trained Allied military units used for surprise, hit-and-run raids against Axis forces.
b. a member of any of these units. Compare ranger (def. 3).
2. any military unit organized for operations similar to those of the commandos of World War II.
3. a member of a military assault unit or team trained to operate quickly and aggressively in especially urgent, threatening situations, as against terrorists holding hostages.
