Not that funny

Makandal · Post by **Makandal** » Thu Jul 05, 2007 5:49 pm

The 3 years old daughter of a very good friend of my wife has just been kidnapped this morning in Port Harcourt (Nigeria) on her way to school. These bast.rds broke the window of the car and took the child by force. They stabbed the driver as well.
I am so so sorry and sad.

Captain Hesperus · Post by **Captain Hesperus** » Thu Jul 05, 2007 8:04 pm

Makandal wrote:
The 3 years old daughter of a very good friend of my wife has just been kidnapped this morning in Port Harcourt (Nigeria) on her way to school. These bast.rds broke the window of the car and took the child by force. They stabbed the driver as well.
I am so so sorry and sad.

Heard about it on the news. Christ, that's scary stuff. I hope they get her back safe.

Captain Hesperus

Uncle Reno · Post by **Uncle Reno** » Thu Jul 05, 2007 9:46 pm

Also saw it on the news first, then read your post. Our thoughts go out to your friends, and as the Capt said, I hope she's returned safe.

Makandal · Post by **Makandal** » Fri Jul 06, 2007 8:57 am

They are now threatening to kill Margret if her dad does not go to the kidnappers. Within 3 hours ! This is turning mad.

Selezen · Post by **Selezen** » Fri Jul 06, 2007 9:35 am

Man that sucks! I'm crossing my fingers for a positive outcome.

I hate being a human when members of my species pull this sort of s***.

Commander McLane · Post by **Commander McLane** » Sat Jul 07, 2007 12:27 am

I'm very sorry for the small Margret and her parents! My prayers are with them!

Makandal · Post by **Makandal** » Sat Jul 07, 2007 4:16 pm

My wife talked to Tina to the phone, the mother of Margret, 3 hours ago. The mother has no voice and she has NO news from her child and the kidnappers.

Makandal · Post by **Makandal** » Mon Jul 09, 2007 10:37 am

As you could see in the news, she is safe and released but kidnappings continues.
Yesterday, at 11pm, they attacked a vessel of an oil company near Calabar and kidnapped 2 workers. I have some friends who were kidnapped recently. They told me yesterday their ordeal, it was very bad. For example, they were wrapped in bedsheets and buried in the ground alive for a small while. Or they choose randomely one of them, say they will execute him, took him outside, shoot in the air and locked him separatly from the others during 4-5 days in order to make believe he was dead.
Either it is a child or adult, you should understand in Europe, in the US or in places where people are walking upside down like Australia or NZ, that these guys are NOT fighting for freedom or for a share of the oil revenue but they are simply criminals.

queruler · Post by **queruler** » Wed Aug 08, 2007 1:39 pm

Makandal wrote:
As you could see in the news, she is safe and released but kidnappings continues.
Yesterday, at 11pm, they attacked a vessel of an oil company near Calabar and kidnapped 2 workers. I have some friends who were kidnapped recently. They told me yesterday their ordeal, it was very bad. For example, they were wrapped in bedsheets and buried in the ground alive for a small while. Or they choose randomely one of them, say they will execute him, took him outside, shoot in the air and locked him separatly from the others during 4-5 days in order to make believe he was dead.
Either it is a child or adult, you should understand in Europe, in the US or in places where people are walking upside down like Australia or NZ, that these guys are NOT fighting for freedom or for a share of the oil revenue but they are simply criminals.

That sounds really terrible. Good that she is now safe.

Cmdr Wyvern · Post by **Cmdr Wyvern** » Wed Aug 08, 2007 7:51 pm

F'ing terrorist slime...

I deeply hope the law catches up to those thugs.
Unfortunately, any punishment sentenced would be too good for 'em.

Cmdr. Maegil · Post by **Cmdr. Maegil** » Wed Aug 08, 2007 9:25 pm

Cmdr Wyvern wrote:
F'ing terrorist slime...

I deeply hope the law catches up to those thugs.
Unfortunately, any punishment sentenced would be too good for 'em.

If it was on a ship, it's piracy. Unfortunately sea captains aren't allowed to hang them on the main mast anymore...

Captain Hesperus · Post by **Captain Hesperus** » Wed Aug 08, 2007 9:27 pm

Cmdr. Maegil wrote:
If it was on a ship, it's piracy. Unfortunately sea captains aren't allowed to hang them on the main mast anymore...

What about keel-hauling? You get to punish them and scrape the barnacles off your hull in one easy action. Granted if you have a yacht, it's not such a punishment, but imagine a tanker......

Captain Hesperus

Cmdr. Maegil · Post by **Cmdr. Maegil** » Wed Aug 08, 2007 9:41 pm

Captain Hesperus wrote:
Cmdr. Maegil wrote:
If it was on a ship, it's piracy. Unfortunately sea captains aren't allowed to hang them on the main mast anymore...
What about keel-hauling? You get to punish them and scrape the barnacles off your hull in one easy action. Granted if you have a yacht, it's not such a punishment, but imagine a tanker......

Captain Hesperus

Well, I do have twin keels...

Cmdr Wyvern · Post by **Cmdr Wyvern** » Wed Aug 08, 2007 10:28 pm

Cmdr. Maegil wrote:
Cmdr Wyvern wrote:
F'ing terrorist slime...

I deeply hope the law catches up to those thugs.
Unfortunately, any punishment sentenced would be too good for 'em.
If it was on a ship, it's piracy. Unfortunately sea captains aren't allowed to hang them on the main mast anymore...

I don't think it's piracy, per se.
Modern pirates lock up the crew and jack the ship, sailing it off to China to fence the cargo.

These punks don't seem interested in theft, havn't contained their attacks to offshore, and in general seem motivated to frighten the hell out of the locals there.

Why is anyone's guess, but it sure reeks of a form of unprovoked terrorism to me.

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