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Sulu Sea: Pirates “Hot Spot”

Neldy Jolo
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In the article Innovators of the World, Unite! by Dan Denningpublished in the www.whiskeyandgunpowder.com/archive on Wednesday, April 27, 2005 quoted the article Pirates of the Sulu Sea, Oil Chokepoints by Austin Bay (http://www.austinbay.net/):
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“I've a quote below from a Web site discussing pirate attacks. It mentions the Sulu Sea [in the Philippines] as a pirate 'hot spot.' The Sulu Sea cropped up in a discussion I had with a U.S. Navy officer in 2001 -- along with eastern Borneo and the Thai coast…Abu Sayyaf operates in the [Sulu archipelago] southern Philippines and scoots from island to island in small powerboats -- operating like local pirates."
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Jaxon S writes in the http://www.borneo-blog.com/ about the Sabah claim, which says:
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“Tell you what, why doesn’t someone among the Sulu heirs make a reverse claim… asks the Philippine government to let go southern Philippines and then apply to join Malaysia as its 14th state?
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Then they can make one of the Sulu Sultans the Yang Dipertua Negeri Sulu and appoint someone from the area as the Chief Minister and form a whole cabinet. That way, we can co-exist nicely. Then we can develop together.
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Heck, we can make the waters in the east coast of Sabah and the islands towards the east as the Caribbean of the East. But the people of Sulu should promise one thing… they will have to surrender their guns to the authorities. We want no Jack Sparrow in the Caribbean of the East.”
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If we are going to look up the tourism map of the Philippines, the government of the Philippines is starting to erase Sulu Sea from the world arena. Enemies of Sulu are just envying its natural richness found in Sulu Sea, like Pearl of Allah is now known as the largest pearl of the world.
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Written article, Pirates? What Pirates? - Part 2, posted athttp://www.sailblogs.com/ said that “for centuries, pirates prey on ships and vessels passing through Southeast Asia. Unlike in some countries, where piracy grew and developed much from poverty and lawlessness, in the Sulu Sea, piracy was a way of life, a career and considered the "profession of a gentleman". Probably as early as the first century before the Christian era, the Moros first landed in Sulu.”

The writer is entitled to his own opinion, but he should have strong evidence that in “the Sulu Sea, piracy was a way of life, a career and considered the "profession of a gentleman". I am still very thankful to him that even though he mentioned Sulu Sea Pirates, but he didn’t mean that Sulu people were the pirates. This is perhaps; he cannot prove that people here are pirates.

American troops are currently operating in Sulu Sea areas, helping the Philippine Armed Forces in their efforts to subdue the so called terrorists and pirates in the area.

One of the reasons of the American Government to abrogate the Kiram-Bates Treaty of 1899 on March 1904, accordingly, Sulu Sultan failed to stop piracy. Whose piracy it was? No definite answer. I think it was Uncle Sam.

Who are the true pirates of the Sulu Sea, are these the Sulus itself or the other nationality went to Sulu Sea to steal the natural gas and oil found here? Only God Knows!!!

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