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If you were president, what would you do about the Somali pirates?

I know what I would do, but I'm curious to see what others would do in this case. Possible options: 1: Send a harshly worded letter to UN Captain Jack Sparrow (attempt at humor, I know that these pirates are really terrrorists and sympathizers of Al Qaeda) 2: Send the Navy Seals and / or Army Rangers to rescue Captain 3: Pay the ransom and hope that the pirates will actually keep their word and release the captain of the ship 4: Apologize for the Somali pirates, saying that America was wrong to send a ship through humanitarian goods in their waters. 5: Find a way to blame Bush 6: Other (specify)

2 The SAS will take care of the whole problem of terrorism. Sending a letter does not mean much to the pirates. Paying the ransom does not guarantee the safe return of captain. You do not apologize to pirates or terrorists. This shows that America is weak and not would save the captain. Blaming Bush not solve anything.

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