War has rules. Civilian hostages are against the rules. But, never mind you'll not be admitting that fact anytime soon. Know what else is against the rules? Raping and murdering civilians.
Rapidcreek
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Wireline and wireless all have the ability to tap and trace built into the equipment. If a legal document is presented, it is a very easy thing to do.
Phone records are the property of the operating company. It's a business record. Every operating company has a compliance manager who works to provide legal access to the company's business records. Of course, the effort to do that costs money for the company. But, for a company to allow access to its business records without a legal subpoena, means that the operating company is not run worth shit.
Boy that thing is ugly.
You seem to confuse political action and war with saving innocent people. I really feel sorry for you.
And there was an infrastructure bill that passed through Congress to give them that help. Tough to lay pipe in the blue bitch volcanic rock, though. Meanwhile, before that happens, a way should be found to stop the drinking of leaded water, which I would guess would be the reason for an emergency order.
So let me get this straight. You think the Virgin Islanders are rich?
WTF do you think this string is about if not hostages? Some place for you to spout nonsense? Now you are at the they deserved it phase, which is entirely stupid.
So you think that justifies not rescuing hostages. Read some more.
That's weird. They use desalination plants, though it could go through lead pipe.
The best you can do is play whatabout. By your measure bin Laden was justified too.