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Subject Those somalians have hijack 4 more ships wtf, they stupid or what? As America Considers Anti-Piracy Options, Business Keeps Booming for Somali Hijacke

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Original Message Somali pirates continued to thumb their noses at the world -- hijacking four more ships, even as America's top military commander told ABC News the United States is reviewing its options, including whether to go into pirate villages.

Heather Giardinelli's fiance is an engineer onboard the Maersk Alabama.The pirates have now seized four ships since the dramatic rescue of American Capt. Richard Phillips Sunday, who was taken hostage during a failed hijacking attempt.

Just as the cheers were dying down for the daring rescue of Phillips that left three pirates dead, Somali pirates swooped down on more victims. This time they struck in the Gulf of Aden along the north coast of Somalia.

Two Egyptian fishing boats were hijacked, according to Egypt's Foreign Ministry, which said the boats carried a total of 18 to 24 Egyptians.

The biggest overnight prize for the pirates was the capture of the Greek freighter M.V. Irene and a Togo-flagged freighter named the Sea Horse, according to NATO officials. The Irene had a crew of 22. There was no immediate information on the Sea Horse crew.

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