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UPDATE: Cargo Ship Lost Its Lights and Steered into Bridge Support Before Taking Down Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge (VIDEO)
Gateway Pundit ^
| Mar. 26, 2024 9:45 am
| Staff
Posted on 03/26/2024 8:11:40 AM PDT by Red Badger
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To: bluescape
A bunch of drivers are thanking God they were not a minute or two too soon or too late.
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posted on
03/26/2024 12:00:23 PM PDT
by
laplata
(They want each crisis to take the greatest toll possible.)
To: EngineDad
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posted on
03/26/2024 1:05:30 PM PDT
by
Clutch Martin
("The trouble ain't that there is too many fools, but that the lightning ain't distributed right." )
To: ProtectOurFreedom
You should read the 9/11 Report.
To: Red Badger
If a ship underway loses its steering, in what direction does it go?
Whatever direction it was already going.
This ship made a sharp turn into the bridge support.
The lights flickered on and off a couple times so they could claim electrical issues for the crash, but turned the lights BACK ON so that they wouldn’t MISS the bridge.
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posted on
03/26/2024 2:02:08 PM PDT
by
faucetman
(Just the facts, ma'am, Just the facts )
To: redangus
“I hope that was satire.”
Of course! Having spent time on larger vessels quite a bit in my past, I am familiar with their means of slowing down and changing course.
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posted on
03/26/2024 2:44:54 PM PDT
by
BobL
(I eat at McDonald's and shop at Walmart, I just don't tell anyone)
To: Red Badger
Power was lost. Main engine?
No back up generator?
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posted on
03/30/2024 3:31:49 PM PDT
by
jmacusa
(Liberals. Too stupid to be idiots.)
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