Roots of Somali 'piracy'

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Uploaded by on Feb 17, 2011

Details of how Somali so-called 'piracy' began industrial over-fishing and toxic waste dumping which led to 35 deaths in one village alone. Omaru Sisay and Natznet Tesfay explain how Somalis extensive coastline has a fishing potential worth 300 million dollars a year in a country with no official navy or coastguard

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  • The Somali attitude is beautiful!

  • This is because these pirates were not fishermen, but what Somali militias from in-land who are only after money. The fisherman with legitimate reasons to become pirates have gone back to their fishing as the trawlers have disappeared as their objective has been met. Now gangs and an militias are the "pirates". People need to distinguish between the two.

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  • Just black men killing, raping and looting....

    black men love to justify their insanity

  • what crap is this? carpet bomb the country the town the pirates and get rid this planet of the sick muslim somalis

  • These are the origins of Somali piracy. There cause was legitimate ( fighting against trawlers and vessels dumping toxic waste). That is when piracy was primarily based in the Puntland region of Somalia ( were 80% of the fishers in Somalia lives). Since 2009, piracy in Puntland has decreased and piracy moved down the coast to a region known as Galmudug. When this happened, the pirates began to become more violent, taking people hostage and killing others.

  • Let the truth be told. Good job.

  • Thumbs up for this video masha Allah proud of you and proud to be somali

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