OceanGate

What somewhat confuses me is the the ultra rich usually are very good at protecting themselves and their money. This may turn out to be another Elizabeth Holmes. Whether she was honest in her investor gathering isn't the point. People like Henry Kissinger lost a lot of money and she went to jail.

 

The people in the coast guard on the op arent in on the cover up. It was a distraction to keep the idiot national media focused on a shiny ball for a week

 

RIP Jessi Combs.

 

I mean it’s in the name. OceanGATE, just like watergate, Russiagate, etc.

It’s never been more clear…

 

All the vaccines they've been pumping people with for the last 3 yrs are actually nanobot injections. Once in a while they will fake a stunt like this to keep us distracted for a week or 2, so they can slip in and install more 5G towers. Which obviously control the nanobots.

 

We need to get drunk sometime.

 

Oddly enough, that's the current model for differentiated instruction in today's public elementary schools.

 

Just had a bs session with my buddy I was stationed with who was an intelligence specialist on the ship. He was like ‘when tf did we get subs.. like sandwiches?’ and then said he could sum the intelligence sector up in one statement: “Boat go brrrr”

 

https://www.military.com/daily-news...-bill-alone-will-be-millions-experts-say.html

 

Ex Navy buddy of mine who worked in the intelligence sector couldn't figure out how to upgrade from Win 10 to 11.

 

In his defense that is quite the challenge.. computers n’ shit.

 

I have come to the realization that just because a body worked in intelligence doesn't mean it is an accurate description of your cognitive abilities

 

Military Intelligence: one of the two greatest oxymorons of our time, the other being Government Organization.

 

Seems to be a common thread no matter the country a body lives in

Edit: Speaking of unintelligence, I snafu'ed that response with something I was gonna type out earlier. The reply box will retain unsent responses and insert them with responses you end up sending

 

Man y'all love some conspiracies. You're giving both the government and the media a lot of credit if you think they're capable of pulling that off.

A bunch of rich people took a risk and it didn't work out. That's the story. Anything beyond that is just fun speculation. Within a week the news cycle will move on to other stories and we can speculate about those.

 

Wonder how many mass shootings took place in the last week we didn't hear about.

 

I don't really think it was a big cover up. The details is the Navy's Big wigs were not on post until Tuesday due to the Juneteenth holiday. After they were on post and got all the info. Next of Kin needed to he localized and notified. Which may take 24-48 hours. After that everybody else can know. If we do this math it came down to Thursday where it was confirmed after notification

 

I wonder if the mother ship saw the bubbles come to the surface.

 

I'm gonna venture an inch or two out on the ban limb and say that the level of confidence that I have in the military's brass these days is even less than I had back when I showed up to MEPS

 

F'ck I done that more than once... a few times when I started to type out something that probably shouldn't have been typed; deleted the text; left the thread; came back to thread way later (sometimes days); type a post and hit send; watch the post pop up on the screen, and....

then I'm frantically trying to either delete or edit the post before someone responds to it and it's captured and forever ingrained in the thread

 

Bingo lol

 

If it's anything like the tower air traffic controllers I've worked with. They were probably sitting down glued to the radar screen with their feet kicked up on the console or watching something on TV or playing cards or on their phones. If any bubbles came up and it didn't show up on radar it didn't happen and no one noticed. If it was a loss comms issue like previously stated, it was probably Standard procedure to set a timer and hurry up and wait for contact. Since maritime experience was limited or non-existent at best from what's come out, odds are no one noticed anything out of the norm.