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    Quote Originally Posted by Tawi2 View Post
    I have been goingnto Davao for around 25 years,lived there for a while,it used to be pretty bad,nowadays it has a safe vibe far greater than manila,odd that abu sayaf came all the way to samal to snatch spme hostages,sad it ended how it did fornthe canuck.
    Pretty sure it wasn't Abu that got them initially.. Just a Filipino gang that sold them to them.


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    His head was dumped in a carrier bag in jolo,the randsom for him was a totally unrealistic $8,000,000.Best thing to do with these people is to wipe their bloodline off the face of the planet,their mum,their dad,their brothers and sisters,its harsh but on the same level as kidnapping some old guy and hacking into his neck with a blunt machete.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Tawi2 View Post
    His head was dumped in a carrier bag in jolo,the randsom for him was a totally unrealistic $8,000,000.Best thing to do with these people is to wipe their bloodline off the face of the planet,their mum,their dad,their brothers and sisters,its harsh but on the same level as kidnapping some old guy and hacking into his neck with a blunt machete.

    I agree... If one of mine was topped in that fashion,I would pay BIG money to hunt down the families that raised them and have them all slaughtered.
    Karma needs a bit of a push sometimes IMO.


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    Quote Originally Posted by fred View Post
    I agree... If one of mine was topped in that fashion,I would pay BIG money to hunt down the families that raised them and have them all slaughtered.
    Karma needs a bit of a push sometimes IMO.
    Without a shadow of a doubt,if a terrorist knows his family line will be null and void once he commits an atrocity he would think once,twice,thrice before shouting allah akhbar and slaughtering an innocent once he realises the same will be happening to his parents once henis identified.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Tawi2 View Post
    Without a shadow of a doubt,if a terrorist knows his family line will be null and void once he commits an atrocity he would think once,twice,thrice before shouting allah akhbar and slaughtering an innocent once he realises the same will be happening to his parents once henis identified.
    With the way we feel about this Tawi..I`m surprised we have not yet seen this type of retaliation reported..
    The first victim was a mining executive....Plenty of cash available to take revenge..Problem is the R.P Government will not agree to such measures.. I say "stuff them"...Go private..
    To me it would create a very lucrative industry for the right kind of locals.


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    Hi Guys, not been on here in a long time. Was truly saddened with the outcome of John Ridsdel and I sincerely hope there is a happier ending for the remaining hostages.
    We made a trip down near Kalilangan, in Bukidnon Province (Mindanao) in January for the family fiesta and I have to say, this was the first time I felt nervous about travelling down there. All was fine and relaxed in the end and we had a great time.
    It's kind of making me nervous, thinking of the outcome back here in the UK though?


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    The Canadian getting his head cut off has appeared on Facebook as expected .feckin animals .


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    Maybe fred,its a long way from samal to jolo,reminds me of the banged up abroad fictional account and book greg williams made cash from saying he was snatched from cebu harbour and whisked off to sulu by speedboat the producers should have done a little research before giving him cash for his fairy story.



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    Hey stranger,long time no see,hows life sim?Hows Mrs Sim settled in?Her aunty still nurse in St Peters toril?



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    Hi Tawi, we're good thanks Ladybug has settled in well and has made lots of friends, we've finished shelling out money as well, as she has citizenship now. All good! She recently sent a balikbayan box down to Davao, so I expect her Aunty benefitted. How are you? still having your adventures we hope?


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    Like Fred said, I understood it was a criminal gang who snatched them from Samal and sold them to the Abu Sayaf.

    And Terpe, I'm sorry you've had to leave Mindanao, can't have been an easy decision?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sim11UK View Post
    Just been reading of Robert Hall his wife and another mans death and viewed the video on MSN of the demands for money before killing them, makes one feel very bitter towards these killers. RIP to those that died.


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    Pinay hostage released in Sulu. Great news!

    http://www.update.ph/2016/06/abu-say...d-in-sulu/6726


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    That is very good news, there were reports she had been released about a week ago, but they were unfounded. so this is good. I hope the Norwegian man is released soon? Can't imagine what they've been through?


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