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And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

Wealthy Russian people are hiring luxury yachts, which are heavily armed to sail near Somalia on pirate hunting expeditions.

Hunting pirates.

I love it. Their goal is to hopefully attract pirates to approach them so they can

open fire with grenade launchers and automatic weapons. Now this post says this is the closest thing to the purge

currently available.

Then I see, it's not true. What? I was so bummed. I was so bummed. Hey, piracy is a crime under

international law, only authorized military and law enforcement agencies

have the legal authority to address piracy and armed robbery at sea. Typically, naval forces from nations operating in the region are responsible for protecting

sailors. Unauthorized individuals or groups interfering in the process can complicate diplomatic relations and legal proceedings.

Addressing piracy is illegal if it includes malicious mischief or the use of force beyond what is necessary for self-defense.

Thus cruises for pirate hunting with the aim of murder are legally ships encountering pirates can use non-lethal defense strategies to protect themselves such as evasive maneuvers, water cannons, rubber bullets, and

non-lethal explosives.

Wait, non-lethal explosives, okay.

And they can hire private security to protect their vessel if the activity is aligned with international maritime and transport law.

Direct engagement or use of lethal force is restricted. So the notion of pirate hunting cruises is just a myth and

it's not real.

Oh, man, I was so happy.

Hunting pirates.

I mean, it's a good show to have on a network right now. So make it happen.

Make it so. Hunting pirates. Welcome!

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