Non-USA Hostage Negotiation Tactics

[SamoanIrishman]

'I have 3 demands or I'll kill the boy!'




Negotiators assess the situation from next door.

  
  


Head Negotiator dispatched

  
  


Negotiations begin

  

Negotiations concluded

  
  



Everyone (almost everyone) goes home in time for dinner.




No muss, no fuss. In this country, we would talk him out of it,
spend 5 million giving him a fair trial,
and pay his food and lodging for life.
(average inmate cost is $56,000 per year here in the USA)
  
How much could we save that could go to Education? Healthcare?

Discuss..

[powerpack]

Often I also think simpler like this is better.

[24KT]

What's the point in saving money that 'could' go to Healthcare & Education?

Look at the cesspool in Iraq? How much money could that have saved that could have gone into H & E.

Unless there is a collective will to actually insure & educate the American citizens, it will never happen,
regardless of how much money is saved elsewhere in the operating budget.

[drkaje]

I like the simplicity of that.

In America, the ACLU would help the guy's family sue because his civil right to take hostages was violated.

[SamoanIrishman]

I like the simplicity of that.

In America, the ACLU would help the guy's family sue because his civil right to take hostages was violated.

ahahahahahahahah....


...nice