[Travis McGee]

Nothing is ruled out yet.

[al baby]

So our surveillance capability is so degrade we don’t even know if a NK sub is in the Gulf of Mexico ?

[Joe 6-pack]

Nope...nothing at all. It's interesting. I was a company commander in the ROK during the Kangnung Incursion in '96, and this would not be something I'd put past the capabilities of the dprks...especially if what the article said was true about the dprk cargo ship that deviated from it's course between Cuba and Venezuela.

Savage's show was pretty interesting tonight, not so much because he raised the issue, but moreso because his callers included a petroleum engineer, a former equipment designer from Prudhoe Bay, and a former Halliburton rig hand who was very familiar with the cementing procedure being pointed at. All three men were generally of the opinion that the incident resulting from a pure bad luck or mere human error was virtually nil, suggesting that there almost had to have been some kind of intentional sabotage.

I suspect this will go down in history, sharing an asterisk with TWA 800.