First, they took away Solomon Islanders' rights to bear arms and then ... crocs! Here's the story of how peace is having a tragic side-effect for the unarmed villagers:
Under the peace deal most Solomon Islanders surrendered their fire arms - leaving them vulnerable to crocodiles.
Last week on the Russell Islands a 10-year-old girl was taken and killed by a crocodile.
Excuse me? What? The crocodile came into the village, kidnapped a girl, took her back to his lair to eat her? I don't think crocodile's work that way.
My question is how many deaths were there by crocs prior to the ban on guns?
And why was there such a problem that there needs to be such a complete ban that even rifles and shotguns were banned? They usually remain legal for hunters/farmers to keep even after pistols and such are made illegal.
Run you fool! O_o
I hope you're not implying that a 10 years old little girl should have been carrying a gun to protect herself from a crocodile... because that's exactly what it sound like.