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Kahlypso posted a new activity comment 9 years ago

The ‘only’ suspicious part.. (apart from the ship ‘disappearing’ is that they have 2 survivors and they are still pushing the ‘vanished ghost ship’… Didnt the survivors tell their rescuers what happened…

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Frank replied 9 years ago

The story gave no indication of the condition of the survivors. Often in sinking conditions survivors may not know the circumstances of what may have caused the sinking. Interviews with allied survivors of ships being torpedoed didn’t see or know it was a submarine attack. All they knew was the ship was sinking fast and they may have felt an…[Read more]
- Kahlypso replied 9 years ago
  
  If the survivors are shocked and awed due to the speed that the boat sank. . Thats telling in itself. Watch this magnificent feat of logic……(drummroll….) The ship went down quickly.. because water was coming in quickly.. Which means there was a big hole in the coque.. ta da!!! Any icebergs floating in the South Atlantic? With…[Read more]
  - Frank replied 9 years ago
    
    I do not believe “icebergs” as the cause. These container and cargo ships sail along well established shipping routes which are monitored by navies and coast guards from all countries in the world. these trade routes are usually not that far south or north for that matter. So i am doubtful it was an iceberg. It may have been a underwater mine…[Read more]
    - Kahlypso replied 9 years ago
      
      An iceberg the size of delaware? No Im joking Frank, I dont think that it was an iceberg neither. Might this be the opening gambit to heat up the area after Trump’s statements about N Korea getting sorted out…

Frank replied 9 years ago

Probably… I find it funny we used this gizmo which has to be delivered via a transport aircraft because it weighs so much on a mountain side cave. How much did that cost for a return of a giant hole and a rock slide… Sounds like my taxes are going to go up. Unless you are testing it in actual combat conditions to make sure you can deliver it…[Read more]

Frank replied 9 years ago

Perhaps like Spector in the Bond movies. The problem with that scenario is as of this moment there is no indication the Russians or China is missing any of their old fleet boats and most are not sea worthy. Also to build a submarine is a very complex and difficult task. Our trident ballistic missile boats are the most complex piece of machinery…[Read more]
- Kahlypso replied 9 years ago
  
  Yeh – isnt it funny how the Germans were able to make such performant efficient and fast submarines..
  .. It was during the Deutsche Orient-Gesellschaft excavations at Babylon in 1899 that archaeology in Mesopotamia begin to take a truly scientific approach. (rather than just keep digging and blowing up rocks to see if any entire, display…[Read more]
  - Kahlypso replied 9 years ago
    
    ps -… http://anonhq.com/man-builds-personal-submarine-kayak/
    Yep – really complicated to make a submarine.. hahaha.. ooohhh the irony.. 🙂
- DanaThomas replied 9 years ago
  
  If they are actually looking for something, it may be a “USO” – unidentified submerged object. The “Deep State” is just as concerned with them as with aerial sightings…

Frank replied 9 years ago

Yes indeed. That combined with really nothing of actual news and it just gets stranger and stranger!
- Kahlypso replied 9 years ago
  
  Hey Franck – What is actual news?? I thought we just had propoganda trumpets and fake news..

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