Pirates

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John Rackam

where did the pirates take saint patrick

== Yes, there are still pirates. == However, they are not at all like the romanticized pirates of the late 1600s and early 1700s. Today's pirates tend to be ruthless drug-runners who kill everyone in their path.

yes it was a real ship

In the early 1980s, prior to the outbreak of the civil war in Somalia, the Somali Ministry of Fisheries and the Coastal Development Agency launched a development program focusing on the establishment of agricultural and fishery cooperatives for artisanal fishermen. It also received significant foreign investment funds for various fishery development projects, as the Somali fishing industry was considered to have a lot of potential owing to its unexploited marine stocks. The government at this time permitted foreign fishing through official licensing or joint venture agreements, forming two such partnerships in the Iraqi-Somali Siadco and Italian-Somali Somital ventures. After the collapse of the central government in the ensuing civil war, the Somali Navy disbanded. With Somali territorial waters undefended, foreign fishing trawlers began illegally fishing on the Somali seaboard and ships from big companies started dumping waste off the coast of Somalia. This led to the erosion of the fish stock. Local fishermen subsequently started to band together to protect their resources. After seeing the profitability of ransom payments, some financiers and former militiamen later began to fund pirate activities, splitting the profits evenly with the pirates. In most of the hijackings, the pirates have not harmed their prisoners.

thomas tew

Whatever he steals.

it looked like a skull

pee Dee was an Indian who traveled the waters and helped people in truoble. He traveled by canou up and down the little pee Dee and big pee Dee. He also toughtpeople how to live off of the rivers, how to use fish parts for fertilizer, and how to hunt animals for furs and meat.we cant remember how he got his name. As for the pirate we don't know. thank you.

mr wall

Henry Every, pirate, simply vanished from the records. It is not known what happened to him. One historian has suggested he died in poverty, in Devon but this claim is largely unproven.

respect your crew do whats right and fight

it sank because i shagged your mum and it sank that's why.

Ninjas Are Better Than Pirates That could be a good topic for a comedy debate.

As for a _letter_, you'd normally be sending a letter to a particular person you probably know and be discussing things of mutual interest. This might be a bit odd, but I guess you could be trying to convince your addressee of your position.

As an _essay_ title, it depends on your teacher and his/her attitudes. You'll probably produce a more interesting document if you really like your subject, so my advice is that if you think your teacher is broad-minded enough, then go for it.

Modern pirates (Solmali) do much of the same sort of things that pirates have done througout history - they smoke, drink and do drugs and listen to an intimidating captain in their downtime.

They also raid cruise ships and cargo vessels.

Just a creative homeless guy. and an ant eater plus a giant hungry mutant and is an ironic way to die.

Jose Gaspar was supposivley created by a pirate named John Gomez. He claimed to have been one of Gaspar's crew men. Gaspar was titled 'fake' until later in the early 20th century. Written information has been located and Gaspar's sunken ship location was said to have been located but not found or investigated. The only way to reach his ship is by scuba, says some local boaters. Some still believe Gaspar or Gasparilla, the most famous Florida pirate is not real. Other believe different.

What the heck i dont know

one thing pirates love is a box of treasure, now the thing is treasure is hard to find and to make it even better you could help him find the lost treasure, it could take a few years but once you do he will love you lots.

A pirate. The term comes from the French boucanier, a person who preserves meat by smoking it. A lot of these became pirates in the Caribbean, apparently.

a pirate

It depends, but some do. In Somalia where most of the piracy takes place, the economy is really bad and there aren't many jobs. Part of this is because the civil war in Somalia caused their navy to collapse. So that meant that foreign commercial fishermen and foreign polluters were free to do what they wanted. The increased pollution and increased competition for fish severely harmed their fishing industry. So the fishermen banded together to protect their resources. Then some tried kidnapping and realized that there was a lot of money to be made in ransom.

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Some fishermen believe it is haunted.

treasure or the items they have