Originally posted by: ProfJohn
Dari... you are a joke...
Let's look at your last two posts
andThere have already been countries that have volunteer to help in Somalia. Uganda and Nigeria are the two that come to mind. There were others as well but the main stumbling block has been money and additional (logistical) support from more advanced armies and a reluctance of the muslim nations to get involved.
The UN could do a lot more as well, namely being the umbrella organization to bring all the parties together. However, there has been no political will. Perhaps if Al Qaeda based itself in Somalia and launched attacks in America or Western Europe, the will to fight will be found?
Let me try to understand your thinking...lol. Do you guys have any ideas how many ships travel in these waters? Not to mention their objectives and political affiliations? No one would sign up to this considering their cargo, their destinations, and anything else they don't want other to know about.
For the pirates, this is nothing more than shooting at fish in a barrel.
Countries will be unwilling to join together in sea convoys, but they will be willing to put feet on the ground and risk the lives of their soldiers??
Did I get that right?
You're the joke. There are already many nations' navies in that region, from China to Iran to India to Japan to America. It is doubtful they are cooperating deeper from the most basic levels. However, if the world gave political weight to the United Nations and a host of nations to deal with this problem it could be dealt with.
Political will and money can easily change hands. Intelligence and cooperation, however, does not come easily, especially if nations are hostile towards each other.