Pirates?

Discussion in 'All Things Boats & Boating' started by Mr.Pirate, Jun 20, 2004.

  1. cajunseadog
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  2. Vega
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    Good stuff!;)

    "Crossing borders

    Each state and each nation has it's own legal restrictions on the purchase, possession, and storage of firearms. Many of these laws are very stringent with severe penalties for infractions. If you plan to cruise in the Caribbean, you may travel through the territorial waters of 5 or 6 (or more) independent nations in the course of a few days or weeks. Prior research on the firearm regulations within your designated cruising area should be a mandatory part of your pre-voyage planning. ...

    Consider this... a vessel with no firearms aboard, cruising in an area that prohibits firearms, is at risk only from the natural and criminal elements in the particular locale. Yet a vessel that has a firearm aboard in an area that prohibits firearms is at risk from natural, criminal, and law enforcement elements. Your effort to protect your vessel with a firearm has just INCREASED the level of risk to the vessel and crew significantly. Prison terms, vessel seizure, and extreme fines are now added to the list of potential "dangers". You will have to decide which course of action to take and only you will know if it is worth the risk! "

    http://www.maritimesecurity.com/gunsonboard.htm
     
  3. Wellydeckhand

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    Avoid pirate infested area at the warm climate and choose colder route near the rim where the pirates' knicker will buckle from the frozen wind:D The pirate vessel is fast but niffy small raider that cant do extensive waiting in deep sea........ yours should be long journey size logistic happiness for a start...........:)


    WDH
     
  4. Vega
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    Not nowadays. At least in Somalia, they utilize a bigger mother ship, that carry smaller vessels, and making a passage 200 miles offshore is not safe anymore.
     
  5. Wellydeckhand

    Wellydeckhand Previous Member

    Clever they get YES?

    Mmmmm......... Pirate are International funded and do management course now
    ?.......... that is really dangerous..............:confused:
     
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  7. longliner45
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    kc135delta..........my kind of guy!
     
  8. Ari
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    Ari Patience s/o Genius

    Narathiwat..Thailand. 5 Thai army personnels get blown up yesterday..they travel in a pick up truck..got blown by the seperatist guerilla.The only thing lost other than the 5 poor soul is their M16 and its bullets and magazines. In a teritory where weapon cannot be purchase and the sole source of supply is to rob it from the owner..
    I cringed to think when the news travel afar that yacht are good source of weapon supply..
     
  9. hansp77
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    And then the old problem arises again.

    "oh if your going through that area, the local pirates will try to rob you for your weapons. So you have got to take really REALLY big weapons to scarre them off...."

    the arms race begins...
     
  10. longliner45
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    nothin ever happens by itself,,,,,,he who dares wins,,,,,,,,, you can roll over and play dead ,,,,,or you can go out fighting,,,,,,,,for me I choose the latter,,,,,,I was born in New England ,,,,,,,DONT TREAD ON ME<,,,,longliner
     
  11. kc135delta
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    bummer...
     
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  12. safewalrus
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    With you all the way on that one longliner! Wow another one of us who don't take five hotel one Tango!

    The answer to the armed pyshcopath is the armed citizen (quote from you lot somewhere over there) which I think is damn right!:D
     
  13. stevel
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    stevel Lost at sea

    Clever Walrus

     
  14. Ari
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    Ari Patience s/o Genius

    Sorry Walrus..I did not understand that quote about five hotels and one Tango..what is it..?How many hotels and how many Tango than ?What that Tango got to do with the pirates and weapons..?:confused: or.. you do the Tango to nullified those pirates attack ..?ooo :)
     

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    Figgy Senior Member

    Very cool!
     
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