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Puntland Pirates attack US Cruise ship

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Puntland Pirates attack US Cruise ship

Postby Intruder » Mon Nov 07, 2005 4:43 am

The Punaniland thugs keep ruining the Somali name. First it was dumping nuke waste in precious Somali soil and now more menacing banditry and thugery behavior against international travelers in open international waters.

Speculation has it that this incident was staged by Afbijo to draw negative attention to Somalia in hope the west will help him break the stalemate of his illegitimate presidency.

The boats and weapons used have been traced and are said to be from the recent weaponry fleet acquired by the Punaniland government via Yemen.

http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/africa/11 ... index.html

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Postby Steeler [Crawler2] » Mon Nov 07, 2005 4:45 am

I am sure it's all a mistake. Somalis would never try and seize a boat of passengers.

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Postby fagash_killer » Mon Nov 07, 2005 6:46 am

ITS SURE AN BIG MISTAKE WE ALL REMEMBER PEARL HABOR RIGHT THESE PUNANILANDERS ARE MAKING AN BIG MISTAKE Laughing

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Postby mizz_chief » Mon Nov 07, 2005 7:44 am

I heard it was from one of the southern clans, man that news is old it was on the british news a lot last week, anyways its their fault for holidaying near there Laughing

faqash K, whats pearl harbour got to do with this, no one was killed on the cruise ship, plus i swear i dont care what clans they are from, BUT some of these pirates are doing a good job in terms of when they are FIGHTING off those foreigners who come and take all the minerals and fishes etc from the somali coast ILLEGALLY because they know we have no recognised government Rolling Eyes

but what they are doing to the UN people is wrong, thats a different matter, the UN is trying to help us atleast


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