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The US government does~!~!!!
its not supposed to be funny…. well actually it is….in that wow thats kinda smart actually
smuggling coke under the water ::contemplates profits::
The US has a unique solution to this sort of problem, one we discovered a century ago called “Torpedoes”. These “Torpedoes” have the ability to move, all by themselves, towards a target and can typically destroy it.
The one exception is large, heavily armored ships which may take an “assload” of firepower to sink. For all intents and purposes we can assume with a fair degree of certainty that said Columbian navy vessels do not possess the armor to survive more than a single spitwad hit from an American naval vessel, up to and including the Rowboat Class.
/Sarcasm
If you didn’t get it from my post, I think we should have sent one of our own submarines after it and sunk it.
kip it was in mexican territory i believe we cant just go in there, and thats a *edited*load of money to sink. cops sell the drugs to safe places to get cars and other things. and for drug stings
pyro urban said:
kip it was in mexican territory i believe we cant just go in therethats never stopped us before
OH BURN ON THE GOV’T
pyro urban said:
kip it was in mexican territory i believe we cant just go in there, and thats a *edited*load of money to sink. cops sell the drugs to safe places to get cars and other things. and for drug stingsArticle said:
Chertoff, who is on a three-day trip to meet with Mexican security officials, said drug cartels are increasingly relying on the subs to smuggle cocaine to the United States.U.S. officials say traffickers use the vessels to carry about 32 percent of the cocaine moved by water from South America to the U.S.
You realize it can’t dock in the US without entering US waters, right?
MasterP said:
You realize it can’t dock in the US without entering US waters, right?Quote:
Jose Maria Ortegon said the 30-foot (10-meter) green submarine was equipped with GPS and a compass, and its crew had planned to drop off its shipment on Mexican shores.you realize it wasn’t headed for US waters, right? =)
pyro urban said:
you realize it wasn’t headed for US waters, right? =)Article said:
Chertoff, who is on a three-day trip to meet with Mexican security officials, said drug cartels are increasingly relying on the subs to smuggle cocaine to the United States.Note they make more than 1 drug run in the lifespan of a boat. I’m willing to bet it had already been in US waters before.
well maybe it was a first trip out for that boat. and it was headed for mexico, and no matter where it was before unless they identified it and KNEW then they can’t do anything. especially without mexican permission.
plain and simple. MEXICO =!= US
Poopie said:
why not try this cocaine? its so much cheaper!
yeah, this was pulled off the shelf not even 1/2 year from launch. thanks to the FDA keeping us safe.
pyro and masterp
give it a rest…. urban obviously didnt read the article or if he did he is very illiterate, and masterp we kno u are well versed but this was supposed to be about CRACK not technicalities
god…. to imagine what would happen if u were locked together in the same room for a day
MajorMajorMajor said:
pyro and masterpgive it a rest…. urban obviously didnt read the article or if he did he is very illiterate, and masterp we kno u are well versed but this was supposed to be about CRACK not technicalities
god…. to imagine what would happen if u were locked together in the same room for a day
MasterP said:
The US has a unique solution to this sort of problem, one we discovered a century ago called “Torpedoes”. These “Torpedoes” have the ability to move, all by themselves, towards a target and can typically destroy it.The one exception is large, heavily armored ships which may take an “assload” of firepower to sink. For all intents and purposes we can assume with a fair degree of certainty that said Columbian navy vessels do not possess the armor to survive more than a single spitwad hit from an American naval vessel, up to and including the Rowboat Class.
/Sarcasm
If you didn’t get it from my post, I think we should have sent one of our own submarines after it and sunk it.
i replied we cant go in mexican waters without permission and he said it has to go through US waters to dock in the US, but the article says it was going from one mexican port/shore to another mexican port/shore.
so i think you are illiterate major… show me where it says in the article that this sub was going to US waters or why US should have gotten the submarine themselves. think before you speak
on second thought… god help ANYONE who has to be within a mile of you at any moment.
and lol at your attempts at being intelligent
Just curious, but does the US or Mexico actually “own” the waters?? Or is it international waters?? And either way, trafficking(sp?) drugs is illegal in both the US and Mexico, so maybe we were just helping the good ol’ Mexicans out a lil bit…And we all know that a cut of that would eventually get to the US since it is most likely 1000% more profitable there than in Mexico…
couldn’t these guys just buy a sub from the russians? seriously…it’s not like the drug kingpins are short on cash, or drugs which i’ve heard could double as cash, a nuclear submarine and a reasonably competent crew, possibly also acquire via russia, would make drug running so easy.
rainefardreamer said:
couldn’t these guys just buy a sub from the russians? seriously…it’s not like the drug kingpins are short on cash, or drugs which i’ve heard could double as cash, a nuclear submarine and a reasonably competent crew, possibly also acquire via russia, would make drug running so easy.I lol at the thought of a Russian sub in US waters. We can track heat signatures of nuclear subs with satallites when they are docked so using them would raise a lot of eyebrows. The US claims dominance over waters within a certain radius of US territory. It used to be like 3 miles but after 9/11 it got increased by quite a bit. Idk what it is now, 20 miles I believe.
Btw Urban, Colombia isn’t a Mexican city/port/shore/territory.
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