>>6677842 (lb/pb)

>>6677802

>"White Squall".

>A training ship.

Unfortunately, the "unboarding" was involuntary, and it was done in the lifeboats.

In 1959, Albatross was sold to the husband and wife team of Christopher Sheldon and Dr. Alice Sheldon.

On the morning of May 2, 1961, Albatross was hit with a white squall (a microburst) about 125 miles west of the Dry Tortugas. Heeling over and sinking in a matter of seconds, taking six lives including Dr. Sheldon. The remainder of the crew took to the lifeboats and were rescued.

http://www.oceannavigator.com/July-August-2013/July-August-2013-Issue-211-White-squall/

Sheldon rings a bell. Digging.

And the symbolism of the Albatross is stirred into the mix somehow, need more eyes on it.

"An albatross around one's neck"

This popular idiom is an allusion to English poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” (1798), in which an albatross is shot by the eponymous mariner, bringing feelings of insurmountable guilt upon him and disaster upon his crew:

Ah! Well-a-day! What evil looks

Had I from old and young!

Instead of the cross, the Albatross

About my neck was hung,

>>6678294

>>6678280

>CNN is scared shitless over this.

They should all be scared shitless over this:

SYDNEY (AP) - Australia’s Federal Police raided the offices of the national public broadcaster on Wednesday in connection to a 2017 story based on leaked military documents

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2019/jun/5/police-raid-australian-public-broadcaster-over-afg/

"leaked military documents"

And this from a FVEY country no less. All the leaks are going to get "plugged". Kek

>>6678619

>Is it proper to suggest that media "journalists" are likely part of a terrorist network

Why yes, yes they are. Operation Mockingbird is well documented. Just because they didn't commit the actual act of terror, creating false narratives gives cover and support to the perpetrators making them accessories and co-conspirators.

https://allthatsinteresting.com/operation-mockingbird

>>6678687

> Many are being paid to do it.

Yep, from the Tippy Top all the way down. Remember the stories about lil' schitt leaving in the middle of committee meetings to get the first leaks out to his accomplices in the MSM. How many journo's are guilty of knowingly leaking classified material. You're right, Toast.