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KUALA LUMPUR, March 16 (Xinhuanet) -- The pirates who abducted three crew
members from the Japanese tugboat Idaten in the Malacca Straits Monday, disguised themselves as local fishermen to evade police check, a police officer said Wednesday. The crew who were safe in the attack had informed that the pirates used three local fishing boats to approach the tugboat, Malaysia Maritime Enforcement Coordination Center Director, First Admiral Abdul Hadi Abdul Rashid, told reporters after closing a naval exercise in Penang State. "In our enforcement operations, we only inspect foreign fishing vessels which encroach our waters and not local ones. It is impossible for us to check all boats in our waters within a short time," he said. He said because of the disguise, a patrol vessel which was partof the exercise and about 15 nautical miles east of the location of the attack could not respond in time. Abdul Hadi said investigations found the boats to be Malaysian-owned but with false registration numbers and the owners were being traced. He was commenting on the attack in which the Idaten's captain Nobouo Indue, 54, chief engineer Shunji Kuroda, 51, both Japanese, and a Filipino engineer Sadang Paliawan, 41, were kidnapped. The Idaten with a crew of 11 was towing a construction barge, Kuroshio 1, which had a 150-man crew and was carrying undersea pipe laying equipment from Batam in Indonesia to Myanmar when it came under attack. The attack is believed to be the work of the same pirates who preyed on two other vessels in the Straits of Malacca over the past two weeks. The incidents also happened in roughly the same area which is only about 20 nautical miles off the maritime borders of Indonesia and Malaysia, enabling them to make quick get-aways. Last Saturday, 35 pirates armed with machine guns and rocket launchers stormed a tanker which was on its way from Samirinda in Kalimantan to Belawan in Sumatra. The captain and chief engineer were abducted. On March 2, four men in a fishing boat kidnapped a tugboat captain and his Indonesian chief officer. The Straits of Malacca is one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world with an estimated 50,000 vessels carrying all types cargoes using it annually. Enditem ? |
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It really is so easy to get Harry to bite.
"HarryKrause" wrote in message ... Dr. John Smith wrote: Ahh, yet another "Smithers" variant and, of course, fresh meat for the bozo bin. Bye bye, bozo. |
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![]() "Dr. John Smith" wrote in message ... It really is so easy to get Harry to bite. A true sign of insecurity........having to announce everyone you 'supposedly' killfile...................right up there with netsock. "HarryKrause" wrote in message ... Dr. John Smith wrote: Ahh, yet another "Smithers" variant and, of course, fresh meat for the bozo bin. Bye bye, bozo. |
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On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 10:35:52 -0500, "Dr. John Smith"
wrote: KUALA LUMPUR, March 16 (Xinhuanet) -- The pirates who abducted three crew members from the Japanese tugboat Idaten in the Malacca Straits Monday, disguised themselves as local fishermen to evade police check, a police officer said Wednesday. ~~ snippage ~~ Back awhile ago, I went with a friend of mine who was transporting three 40 foot Cabos down to Costa Rica as deck cargo. We chatted with the freighter officers (German) along the way and one of the things they were most concerned about were pirates - especially with the 40 footers as cargo - something smugglers would want. By the time we got near the transfer point where we were going to run the Cabos inshore, things were a little tense because of reported activity in the area. The freighter captain took us inshore much closer than originally planned to cut us some slack, but he couldn't take it all the way in because of his schedule. Nothing happened when we took the boats inshore, but it was a nervous trip. Later, Tom |
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SWS,
Did you have a shotgun or any kind of defense? I would assume pirates do not want to leave any witnesses. "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 10:35:52 -0500, "Dr. John Smith" wrote: KUALA LUMPUR, March 16 (Xinhuanet) -- The pirates who abducted three crew members from the Japanese tugboat Idaten in the Malacca Straits Monday, disguised themselves as local fishermen to evade police check, a police officer said Wednesday. ~~ snippage ~~ Back awhile ago, I went with a friend of mine who was transporting three 40 foot Cabos down to Costa Rica as deck cargo. We chatted with the freighter officers (German) along the way and one of the things they were most concerned about were pirates - especially with the 40 footers as cargo - something smugglers would want. By the time we got near the transfer point where we were going to run the Cabos inshore, things were a little tense because of reported activity in the area. The freighter captain took us inshore much closer than originally planned to cut us some slack, but he couldn't take it all the way in because of his schedule. Nothing happened when we took the boats inshore, but it was a nervous trip. Later, Tom |
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On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 11:29:51 -0500, "Dr. John Smith"
wrote: SWS, Did you have a shotgun or any kind of defense? I would assume pirates do not want to leave any witnesses. Radios. :) Later, Tom |
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On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 11:15:54 -0500, "P.Fritz"
wrote: "Dr. John Smith" wrote in message ... It really is so easy to get Harry to bite. A true sign of insecurity........having to announce everyone you 'supposedly' killfile...................right up there with netsock. "HarryKrause" wrote in message ... Dr. John Smith wrote: Ahh, yet another "Smithers" variant and, of course, fresh meat for the bozo bin. Bye bye, bozo. I think Harry's 'bozo bin' is his main source of posts. He seems to respond to people in his 'bin' more than anyone else. What a joke. -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
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JohnH,
You can see Harry responds to those who he knows some personal information, since his method of response is to make insults using that personal info. If he doesn't know any personal info, he pretends they are in his "bozo bin". Can you imagine the deputy if Harry actually gave him a CD every 2 weeks? That story is right up there with his lobster boat and his Dr. Dr. wife. those he knows personal information "HarryKrause" wrote in message ... John H wrote: On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 11:15:54 -0500, "P.Fritz" wrote: "Dr. John Smith" wrote in message ... It really is so easy to get Harry to bite. A true sign of insecurity........having to announce everyone you 'supposedly' killfile...................right up there with netsock. "HarryKrause" wrote in message ... Dr. John Smith wrote: Ahh, yet another "Smithers" variant and, of course, fresh meat for the bozo bin. Bye bye, bozo. I think Harry's 'bozo bin' is his main source of posts. He seems to respond to people in his 'bin' more than anyone else. Not at all. As an example, you're not in my bozo bin. Robbins is not in my bozo bin. Goff is not in my bozo bin. But you're all close. "Smithers" is in the bozo bin, and whenever he comes up with a variation, the variant goes in the bozo bin. Your son Tuuk is is a special bozo bin; his entire posts with headers are collected, saved, and downloaded about every two weeks onto a CD, and the CD given to a deputy sheriff. |
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On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 13:18:34 -0500, "Dr. Dr. John Smith"
wrote: JohnH, You can see Harry responds to those who he knows some personal information, since his method of response is to make insults using that personal info. If he doesn't know any personal info, he pretends they are in his "bozo bin". Can you imagine the deputy if Harry actually gave him a CD every 2 weeks? That story is right up there with his lobster boat and his Dr. Dr. wife. those he knows personal information "HarryKrause" wrote in message ... John H wrote: On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 11:15:54 -0500, "P.Fritz" wrote: "Dr. John Smith" wrote in message ... It really is so easy to get Harry to bite. A true sign of insecurity........having to announce everyone you 'supposedly' killfile...................right up there with netsock. "HarryKrause" wrote in message ... Dr. John Smith wrote: Ahh, yet another "Smithers" variant and, of course, fresh meat for the bozo bin. Bye bye, bozo. I think Harry's 'bozo bin' is his main source of posts. He seems to respond to people in his 'bin' more than anyone else. Not at all. As an example, you're not in my bozo bin. Robbins is not in my bozo bin. Goff is not in my bozo bin. But you're all close. "Smithers" is in the bozo bin, and whenever he comes up with a variation, the variant goes in the bozo bin. Your son Tuuk is is a special bozo bin; his entire posts with headers are collected, saved, and downloaded about every two weeks onto a CD, and the CD given to a deputy sheriff. Harry is...Harry. My opinion of him has remained constant. -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
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![]() "Dr. Dr. John Smith" wrote in message ... JohnH, You can see Harry responds to those who he knows some personal information, since his method of response is to make insults using that personal info. If he doesn't know any personal info, he pretends they are in his "bozo bin". Can you imagine the deputy if Harry actually gave him a CD every 2 weeks? That story is right up there with his lobster boat and his Dr. Dr. wife. Heh heh. You dont know the smile that comes to my face, when I see our village idiot naming me in print, especially since he is in my kill file! ![]() I think its great that I can push his buttons with such ease. This also explains why he feel he "must be heard" by me, thus, changing his identity 10 times. What a pathetic twit he is. None the less, yes John, its is a known fact he is a liar. It also appears if one kill files him, it makes him furious. Might I suggest you do the same? [huge grin] -- -Netsock "It's just about going fast...that's all..." http://home.columbus.rr.com/ckg/ those he knows personal information "HarryKrause" wrote in message ... John H wrote: On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 11:15:54 -0500, "P.Fritz" wrote: "Dr. John Smith" wrote in message ... It really is so easy to get Harry to bite. A true sign of insecurity........having to announce everyone you 'supposedly' killfile...................right up there with netsock. "HarryKrause" wrote in message ... Dr. John Smith wrote: Ahh, yet another "Smithers" variant and, of course, fresh meat for the bozo bin. Bye bye, bozo. I think Harry's 'bozo bin' is his main source of posts. He seems to respond to people in his 'bin' more than anyone else. Not at all. As an example, you're not in my bozo bin. Robbins is not in my bozo bin. Goff is not in my bozo bin. But you're all close. "Smithers" is in the bozo bin, and whenever he comes up with a variation, the variant goes in the bozo bin. Your son Tuuk is is a special bozo bin; his entire posts with headers are collected, saved, and downloaded about every two weeks onto a CD, and the CD given to a deputy sheriff. |
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