And they've had to "review their mission", according to Reuters
1) That 150k? Paid for 10 days on the ship.
2) They can't send refugess back, due to potential violations of international law. (Can they break these laws? OF COURSE. But that'd make them pirates and subject to destruction by whatever navy finds them...and I'm sure the boat owner wouldn't appreciate that.)
BTW, they're not captains of their own boat, so they're quite literally Euro-trash getting taken for a ride. I applaud them for their effort, but the execution of it all is so pitiful it's hilarious.
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Bobsentme ago
And they've had to "review their mission", according to Reuters
1) That 150k? Paid for 10 days on the ship.
2) They can't send refugess back, due to potential violations of international law. (Can they break these laws? OF COURSE. But that'd make them pirates and subject to destruction by whatever navy finds them...and I'm sure the boat owner wouldn't appreciate that.)
BTW, they're not captains of their own boat, so they're quite literally Euro-trash getting taken for a ride. I applaud them for their effort, but the execution of it all is so pitiful it's hilarious.
9972965? ago
"I applaud them for their effort, but the execution of it all is so pitiful it's hilarious."
perhaps you can provide some guidance/assistance/suggestions top them to help in their efforts.