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    Klarissa7 months, 3 weeks ago

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    "If there were ever a U.S. victim of one of these attacks or a U.S. shipping line that were a victim, our Justice Department has said that it would favorably consider prosecuting such apprehended pirates," Stephen Mull, the acting undersecretary of state for international security and arms control, told Congress last month.

    Wow - prosecute!

    How about saving the Captain?

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      Endoscopy7 months, 3 weeks ago

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      This is stupid. When is someone going to tell Obama that the FBI does not have jurisdiction. This is outside the US. It is the job of our armed forces. Jefferson dealt with these same kind of pirates in 1805 and later. He sent in the Marines and all of a sudden the Islamic Barbary Pirates were no longer Pirates. I guess these Islamic pirates need the same education. Or does Obama have the backbone to do what Jefferson did?

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        ADAGUY7 months, 3 weeks ago

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        didn't read the article, did ya?

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          tanglang7 months, 3 weeks ago

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          FTA "Under U.S. law, crimes aboard U.S. ships or against U.S. citizens can be prosecuted in U.S. courts, even when they occur in international waters."
          That's all fine and dandy but the problem is that the FBI can and will only go after the group who attacked the ship. We need to destroy every one of these terrorist pirates which the FBI does not have the jurisdiction or the manpower to do.
          This is a Navy/Marines solution.

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            ADAGUY7 months, 3 weeks ago

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            Get off you ass and look around. This was overwith one hour ago!

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              tanglang7 months, 3 weeks ago

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              No it isn't. There are still thousands of these terrorists floating around waiting to strike again. They still have control of 17 other ships in the region. Do you not care about that???

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          Will13137 months, 3 weeks ago

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          the FBI has jurisdiction in ANY CRIME .. ANYWHERE.. that involves Americans...or their property.. . get a clue..

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          ADAGUY7 months, 3 weeks ago

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          12:41 CST, Captain has been saved, three pirates dead, and a fourth in custody.
          Now how many of you have the balls to admit your pres did the right thing?
          I'm waiting..............................................

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            tanglang7 months, 3 weeks ago

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            If Obama has since given the Navy the authority to seek out and kill everyone of these terrorists in the region he has done the right thing. If he is saying "ok, we got our guy lets prosecute the captured pirate and be done with it" he is dead wrong!

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            epiphannyy7 months, 3 weeks ago

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            He has been rescued. Just because authorities are doing on thing doesn't mean they aren't doing anything else. Its called multitasking. The FBI is looking into this while the Navy was working on the rescue.

            That's the problem that we've faced in recent years...lack of a thorough focus on jobs needing done. Energies can be spread around, focus can be shared between agencies, and more than one stone can be turned at a time. That way the WHOLE job gets done instead of fixing an isolated leak in the boat while ignoring the huge hole ripped in the hull. It's good to see things are getting back to where they should be...finally.

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