The "pirates" in Somalia started from the fishermen's self-defense forces along the coast. For 18 years, Somalia has no government, no frontier defense or navy, and no maritime patrol boats to safeguard its sovereignty. More than 3,300 kilometers of coastline has become an international maritime garbage dump, and all the ships sailing nearby take the Somali waters to dump their garbage. Western powers saw a good opportunity to gradually turn Somalia into an ideal place to abandon nuclear waste and escape the supervision and condemnation of international organizations. Somali residents living along the coast found barrels of industrial waste washed up on the beach, while children in villages and towns suffered from strange diseases, such as rash, nausea and deformity. In 2005, more than 300 people died of unknown poison. The United Nations sent an investigation team there, led by Ahmedou? Abdullah said: "We have found all kinds of toxic waste and nuclear waste off the coast of Somalia. In addition, there are heavy metals such as lead, cadmium and mercury, which are toxic substances that are fatal to the human body. " Tracing back to the source of these toxic substances, we can find some chemical plants and medical institutions in Europe. For example, one of the profit-oriented businesses run by the Italian mafia is to receive toxic substances, smuggle them and throw them into the high seas. Somalia is their garbage stronghold.