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Pirates gunned down, Captain freed;

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/13/world ... ml?_r=1&hp

Bonks going bonkers about Secretary Of State Hillary Rodham Clinton laughing at the pirates a couple days ago finding out the hard way she knew exactly what was going to happen to the pirates.

Next!!

He's already done better in Somalia than Clinton did.

...so...

...after days of inaction by the Administration...

...the Captain waits until one of the pirates is onboard the Bainbridge...

...then jumps overboard...

...allowing the implanted Navy Seals and onboard snipers to neutralize the remaining pirates onboard the lifeboat...

Go do your homework, folks.

The Navy's pirate interdiction policy allows for unauthorized intervention unless a civilian is in harms way...and if a civilian is in harms way, the chain of command must be followed. That was done at the onset of this interdiction...and the Navy's just been waiting for an opportunity. Obama had NOTHING to do with the success of this rescue...if anything, thanks should go to Captain Phillips who repeatedly placed his life in harms way to facilitate closure to this incident.

travelinman67 wrote:...so...

...after days of inaction by the Administration...

...the Captain waits until one of the pirates is onboard the Bainbridge...

...then jumps overboard...

...allowing the implanted Navy Seals and onboard snipers to neutralize the remaining pirates onboard the lifeboat...

Go do your homework, folks.

The Navy's pirate interdiction policy allows for unauthorized intervention unless a civilian is in harms way...and if a civilian is in harms way, the chain of command must be followed. That was done at the onset of this interdiction...and the Navy's just been waiting for an opportunity. Obama had NOTHING to do with the success of this rescue...if anything, thanks should go to Captain Phillips who repeatedly placed his life in harms way to facilitate closure to this incident.

Well, the buck stops there.

Anyways, I get your point, a lot more of the credit should probably go to the Secretary Of State, but Obama is still her boss.

Wedgebuster wrote:

travelinman67 wrote:...so...

...after days of inaction by the Administration...

...the Captain waits until one of the pirates is onboard the Bainbridge...

...then jumps overboard...

...allowing the implanted Navy Seals and onboard snipers to neutralize the remaining pirates onboard the lifeboat...

Go do your homework, folks.

The Navy's pirate interdiction policy allows for unauthorized intervention unless a civilian is in harms way...and if a civilian is in harms way, the chain of command must be followed. That was done at the onset of this interdiction...and the Navy's just been waiting for an opportunity. Obama had NOTHING to do with the success of this rescue...if anything, thanks should go to Captain Phillips who repeatedly placed his life in harms way to facilitate closure to this incident.

Well, the buck stops there.

Anyways, I get your point, a lot more of the credit should probably go to the Secretary Of State, but Obama is still her boss.

Why you son of a ....

travelinman67 wrote:...so...

...after days of inaction by the Administration...

...the Captain waits until one of the pirates is onboard the Bainbridge...

...then jumps overboard...

...allowing the implanted Navy Seals and onboard snipers to neutralize the remaining pirates onboard the lifeboat...

Go do your homework, folks.

The Navy's pirate interdiction policy allows for unauthorized intervention unless a civilian is in harms way...and if a civilian is in harms way, the chain of command must be followed. That was done at the onset of this interdiction...and the Navy's just been waiting for an opportunity. Obama had NOTHING to do with the success of this rescue...if anything, thanks should go to Captain Phillips who repeatedly placed his life in harms way to facilitate closure to this incident.

Mission Accomplished

Great job by the Navy!!

Don't be mad about this victory Bonks, we Americans like to win. Get on board the winning team or stay on the whining team, your choice!

Wedgebuster wrote:Don't be mad about this victory Bonks, we Americans like to win. Get on board the winning team or stay on the whining team, your choice!

That's quite the "victory".

Chuckling @ this thread.