Evidently a Phillipine police officer who had been dismissed for corruption took a busload of tourists hostage, eventually killing 8 of them:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142 ... le_related
My question is, how can things get to a point where a police officer thinks taking hostages might succeed in getting his job back?
Phillipine hostage crisis
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Warren Dew
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Re: Phillipine hostage crisis
I don't imagine he was doing much thinking at that point. 
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And a chronicle of suffering shows the mythic pall they cast
To believe is true religion, but to see is truth at last
Oh no, too late to hold a trial, time doesn't wait for the watchmaker's dial
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kiki5711
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Re: Phillipine hostage crisis
yea, like that'll get his job back for sure!
I guess it's equivelant to the people that go postal here. crazy MFs.
I guess it's equivelant to the people that go postal here. crazy MFs.
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