ID cards to the rescue

[rickp]

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"By increasing security on the seas as well as border control and protection, the cards will hopefully reduce the number of piracy problems around the world," said Ms Musselman.

Why do these people honestly believe that some plastic card is going to stop piracy?

Rick


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[mikewilkes]

Could you supply me with some to sell when we move the old girl back round through the Malacca Straits in a few weeks./forums/images/icons/laugh.gif

On second thoughts I put much more faith in the new measures introduced by Malaysia / Sinagpore / Indonesia.


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[Peppermint]

Re: Business cards perhaps

Next time your boarded by pirates you should exchange business cards. Then at least you'd have been properly introduced.

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