Those surrendering included 42 Australians who had joined the crew at Williamstown; sources differ as to whether the Australians were stowaways or illegally recruited.
Warren Bennis, a well-known leadership expert and author of On Becoming A Leader, (first published over twenty years ago) wrote that leaders are those who master the context and managers are those who surrender to it.
"Likewise, those who surrender their daughters as child brides should be prosecuted, as should those who conduct those illegal ceremonies … and the so-called husbands of these 'child brides' should be charged with child rape," he said.
Those who surrender, he said, could yet undergo "rehabilitation procedures".
Still, for those who surrender, the production is one of breathless rewards.
The point, the Israeli experts say, is that the promises of paradise, wedding and all, are taken literally, not metaphorically, by those who surrender their lives to jihad.
Those who surrender their small arms will be entered in a drawing for prizes like DVD players, TVs and other goods.
At dawn, Mr. Verma said, he announced three times that the house was surrounded and demanded that those inside surrender, but there was no response.
Nevertheless, in late May the Thai authorities sent back a group of 31 Hmong.The government promises to help those who surrender or are sent back, but refuses to let outsiders check what happens to them.
"The problem is that the U.S. is used to working with those that surrender unconditionally and take orders that would contradict even interests of their own people," he said.
