TYB
Titanic tourist submarine 'may be stuck in ship's wreckage 12,500ft below Atlantic': Cold War sonar plane and second sub deployed in race against time hunt for vessel that has 60 hours of air left and has been missing for more than 24 hours
June 19, 2023
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12210873/Tourist-sub-taking-groups-Titanic-wreckage-goes-missing.html
>Lyme
I dunno, I know they told sufferers they were mental and I literally WATCHED Margaux pull fibers out of her skin on TV, might have been a Baba Walters interview. Margaux, as a lot of Hemingways were, was big on the outdoors (in additon to being a big time celebrity super model)
They've certainly weaponized ticks, mosquitos and gawd knows what else. Plum Island anyone? What about the super secret lab that Oswald and Dr Mary were investigating, the one offshore near New Orleans?
I told my now infected fren about sage anon advice and IVM, worth a try for tick/mosquito and other potential vectors of various ills, fungal, parasite- worth a try- a possible cure without all the built in side effects and zero revenue for the great satans.
As far as them deciding what Lyme is, we would have to ask the chemists who created it. It's tick borne, that's the only concession so at least Lyme sufferers are no longer crazy as they were said to be.
Next up Chronic Fatigue? That's got to be one of theirs too.
EPIC
Anon learned something today. What anon will do with this new learning is a mystery but now I know
>dense
I never had any desire to go to Cali but I got a 2 week detail in circa summer/early fall 2001 to Redwood City and it was fantastic, Fisherman's Wharf was great, $5 crab sammies too big to finish, a boat to Alcatraz because why not and way too much spending on Fisherman's Wharf. The Sheraton Wharf was great (read very close and pretty cheap), all the places were safe/seemed very safe. It was so fun we took 2 weeks leave and went back immediately. I'm glad I did, a one and done.
Sounds right
That night ebot was committed
Anon isn't a mindless sheep and is somewhat oppositional?
NOW: spill all about the CIA Atari- Studio54 connections, +MOS
A desperate search mission involving a remotely operated vehicle is underway to rescue a Titanic tourist submersbile which has vanished 12,500ft below the Atlantic Ocean with around 70 hours of air left.
The Joint Rescue Coordination Centre in Halifax, Nova Scotia, said the OceanGate Expeditions vessel carrying five passengers, including British billionaire Hamish Harding, went missing at around 9.13pm Sunday, about 435 miles (700 kilometres) south of St. John's, Newfoundland.
The sub was taking a crew of five people - including OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush, French explorer PH Nargeolet and Harding - to the famous Titanic wreckage as part of its $250,000-a-head tour.
If the crew can be found, this operation would be 11,000ft deeper than the deepest successful undersea rescue in history - when British engineers Roger Mallinson and Roger Chapman survived their submersible Pisces III getting trapped on the seabed at a depth of 1,575ft off Ireland in 1973.
In a press conference on Monday, the US Coast Guard refused to comment on whether any manned vessel was capable of reaching 12,500ft but it did confirm that sub-surface assistance was on its way.
David Concannon, an adviser to OceanGate who had actually planned to be on the expedition, said that officials are working to get a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) that can reach a depth of 20,000ft to the site as soon as possible.
ROVs are robots which function underwater on behalf of a crew on the surface. They are fitted with at least aquatic thrusters, cameras and lights and may also have mechanical manipulators, sonar and magnetometers.
Sauce/more: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12212237/Race-missing-Titanic-tourist-sub-deepest-undersea-rescue-mission-ever.html
10 People Who Did Not Board the Titanic
An incredible stroke of bad luck that turned out to be good luck befell three prominent industrial leaders(Henry Clay Frick, JP Morgan, and J. Horace Harding)who were all set to board the Titanic, in April 1912. The three are linked so I listed them as a single entry. Henry Clay Frick, one of the wealthiest Americans of the early 20th Century with vast holding in steel manufacturing, originally booked passage for himself and his wife aboard the Titanic, in February 1912. But while they were in Europe, Mrs. Frick suffered an accident in Madeira and sprained her ankle. Upon arriving in Italy she was admitted to a hospital. This caused a delay in the travel plans for the Frick’s and they were forced to give up their suite aboard the Titanic. Instead, the suite (B-52, 54, and 56) went to JP Morgan. Morgan was, of course, one of the wealthiest and most powerful men in the world in 1912, with his vast banking fortune. But Morgan himself was forced to alter his travel plans when he decided to prolong his visit in Europe. The reservations were once more turned over, this time to J. Horace Harding and his wife. Harding was another prominent banker. But the couple was able to get an earlier sailing date aboard Mauretania. The unlucky suite would eventually be taken by White Star Line Chairman J. Bruce Ismay.
https://listverse.com/2011/12/09/10-people-who-did-not-board-the-titanic/
>Lisa Monaco
CIA agent/advisor is the picture perfect version of Karen. Not a surprise, simply an observation. That fat neck will use up a lot more rope than non-fatties.