old friends, you say? i've heard that somewhere before….
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9029379/How-suspected-Chinese-spy-targeted-California-politicians.html
https://nypost.com/2020/12/08/professor-claims-china-has-people-in-americas-core-inner-circle/
https://rumble.com/vboi7f-china-wants-this-video-banned.html
>Prof Di Dongsheng 翟東升 Explains How China owns USA and possibly Biden Part 1
same ship was also involved in another crash in 2016 in belgium due to a mistake by its master and pilot then changed ownership shortly after
pretty sure act of god doesn't cover criminal negligence
it is currently owned by grace ocean pte ltd. and managed by synergy marine group
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/the-ship-that-caused-the-baltimore-bridge-collapse-also-crashed-in-a-european-port-in-2016/ar-BB1kyJ26
since criminal negligence should be covered by the owner's insurance, then they should have to foot the price of rebuilding, not the federal american government, which is the american taxpayer's money
you're arguing for it being terrorism which involves the federal government, the american taxpayer, footing the bill when i'm saying it's blatant criminal negligence which would require their ownership to pay for rebuilding
so shut the fuck up
it's well known companies cut corners to save on profits
>Synergy Marine, which operated the ship that hit the bridge, and the ship’s owner, Grace Ocean Private Ltd, have been sued at least four times in U.S. federal court on allegations of negligence and other claims tied to worker injuries on other ships owned and operated by the Singapore-based companies.
>All three lawsuits were settled out of court.
https://www.wfmj.com/story/50614142/live-updates-ships-operator-and-owner-have-lawsuits-in-their-past
criminal negligence
go fuck yourself, shill
they did
they've also been sued by the u.s federal government before for not maintaining their vessels and settled each case out of court
if i'm driving a big rig on the interstate and a tire flies off killing a bunch of people on the road because of bad maintenance, then not only would i be charged with manslaughter, but the company i worked for would be charged with negligence and have to pay damages, not the taxpayer
they don't hold foreign-based companies to the same strict regulations and standards that american companies are forced to abide by