You Been Lied To: 7 Things You May Not Know About Somali ‘Pirates’

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18. "Every Somali highjacking that has ever occurred happened within those 12 miles" BS!

The have taken ships as far away as 1,000k.

So lets see.....if there are no fish left then why would European fishing boats fish there? (and actually it is mostly Asian fishing boats in the Indian Ocean.)

"America and other European nations saw this as a great opportunity to rob the country of its food supply and dump their nuclear waste in Somalia’s now unprotected seas."

Which US fishing vessels fish in Somali waters? None? lol

The US or Europe drops nuclear waste there?!?! Right, they just let that stuff go anywhere with anybody...lol....good one! Please, there is a paper trail a mile long with any radioactive waste in the US or Europe.


"and formed the National Volunteer Coast Guard of Somalia." HAHAHA, that's a good one, they volunteer to go out 100's of miles and take over oil tankers in international waters. Quite the "Coast Guard" there.

"Piracy has become Somalia’s biggest source of income" NOT, it’s been over two years since the Somali pirates captured a large commercial ship.

The rapid collapse of the Somali pirates since 2010 was no accident. It was all a matter of organization, international cooperation and innovation. It all began back in 2009 when 80 seafaring nations formed (with the help of a UN resolution) the Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia. The most visible aspect of the Contact Group was the organization of an anti-piracy patrol off the Somali coast. This came to consist of over two dozen warships and several dozen manned and unmanned aircraft, as well as support from space satellites and major intelligence and police agencies.