[logi_cal869]

Better question:

Why were first reports of a total power failure having caused the incident later replaced with reports of high winds as the cause???

[marktwain]

Why were first reports of a total power failure having caused the incident later replaced with reports of high winds as the cause???

Because first reports are often wrong?

[Covenantor]

Why were first reports of a total power failure having caused the incident later replaced with reports of high winds as the cause???

I forget the timeline...did Biden's stair trip excuse of the wind causing it come first or did the Evergiven wind excuse? Climate change is always a handy excuse now days. :>)

[C210N]

with reports of high winds as the cause...

See the link elsewhere in this thread for Juan Brown's Blancolirio channel.

He cites the Evergiven was screaming at 13 knots.

The rudder must of been turned hard to the side to embed the ship for maximum stuckness.

Seek out maps of the track just prior to entering the canal.

A message was sent. And received by the intended target.

[MHGinTN]

I wonder, could it be that ‘someone’ did not want the world tyo know that the steering of this massive ship was a hackable Internet connected ‘technology’? This event was no accident. Just like the plandemic is no random occurance.

[GreenHornet]

Why were first reports of a total power failure having caused the incident later replaced with reports of high winds as the cause???

If the wind is strong enough to do that to a massive cargo ship, then it's certainly strong enough to knock over Joe Biden as he boards Air Force One.