Great idea. Unfortunately, you would have to torch cut them into 4 pieces now.
http://www.atf.gov/firearms/guides/importation-verification/machinegun-destruction.html
Screw hanging them, chum the water and toss them in. Let them commune with nature.
Thanks for the info!
A big + 1
Sharks are hungry too...
The pirates killed the hostages and then surrendered (most of them at least). They said that it's a new rule, if anyone attempts a rescue, they kill the hostages.
I have a simple solution, a declaration of sorts. No hostages rescued, no pirates captured.
If troops board and the hostages are not alive and well, sweep the deck with automatic fire and throw the (pirate) bodies overboard. It's not as 'extreme' as the old ways, of course, but that means there are less reasons it should be considered an 'unacceptable' solution.
It's not all that different from the Russian way, and I don't think the hostages were even harmed in that case, were they? Of course, the Ruskies did the smart thing and denied they had anything to do with it. The pirates, who are on the open ocean every day, simply "got lost" and died at sea (or something to that effect).
I bet they would reconsider their new rule after it happened a few times.
-Jonathan
I have a simple solution, a declaration of sorts. No hostages rescued, no pirates captured.
If troops board and the hostages are not alive and well, sweep the deck with automatic fire and throw the (pirate) bodies overboard. It's not as 'extreme' as the old ways, of course, but that means there are less reasons it should be considered an 'unacceptable' solution.
It's not all that different from the Russian way, and I don't think the hostages were even harmed in that case, were they? Of course, the Ruskies did the smart thing and denied they had anything to do with it. The pirates, who are on the open ocean every day, simply "got lost" and died at sea (or something to that effect).
I bet they would reconsider their new rule after it happened a few times.
-Jonathan
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