I'm all for a good conspiracy theory as long as it isn't a direct smack in the face to victims and families of the incident like the Sandy Hook incident for example.
I've gone down the conspiracy rabbit hole on this a bit, but struggle to find a motive that makes sense. It clearly wasn't meant to be a mass casualty event as police had time to at least minimize the loss of life, and this was done at a time when traffic would be at a minimum. I've heard theories that this bridge was along a route the military has used to get supplies to Ukraine via boat, but I don't understand how collapsing a section of bridge shuts down the water travel, especially for the military. I've heard it's just a flex by a foreign government to show the US they can hack into these ships or planes anytime they want, which does sound somewhat realistic. Or my favorite is that it's the Obamas because....well no one really knows but they made that movie.
I'm focusing on what that Port is used for.
It is the largest Port for farming equipment, etc.
It wasn't about mass casualties.
For clarity, I realize sometimes an accident is just that, an accident. However, there has been a lot of sketchy stuff
happening the last 3-4 years. I have trouble believing an 800 ton ship drifting, no power, can make a hard turn such as it did in the video.
Maybe it was, in fact, just an accident but I think
everything should be questioned.
Nice article. I'm sure there are quite a few captains who narrowly avoided a miss. I've been on those cargo ships, they are no joke. They're no aircraft carrier, but the largest cargo and oil ships are pretty impressive too.
