Somali pirates hold British couple on cargo ship
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sundoor
Piracy expert Nick Davies of the Merchant Maritime Warfare Center said the couple should have known better.
“They sailed into the lion’s den and they did it knowingly and they should be sternly told they have created an international scenario that was entirely avoidable,” Davies said.
Yes. The couple should be fined. Get back to work, Paul. Retirement is over.
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Pump24
Not like the Somali pirate situation is a new event. What were they thinking??? Can`t blame a momentary lapse of reason for this one.
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NeoJamal
Seems tourist gaffes are not the exclusive domain of the Japanese.
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