Ever heard of El Faro, the ship that sank 2 years ago on this day in the Bermuda triangle in the middle of a hurricane?

i think i remember, a stubborn capt and the ship split in two?. heres a snippet from uscg report.
The report said, "The cumulative effects of anxiety, fatigue and vessel motion from heavy weather degraded the crew's decision making and physical performance of duties during the accident voyage."
sounds scary, 100% capt fault imo

They were not caught in the storm.

They piloted the ship into the storm.

Official story is bull shit.

Something secretive went on.

Some cargo was sunk on purpose or insurance.

maybe no one died

33 people

like the 33 miners trapped



more bs for the sheeps

Well, official transcript reads



"I've never seen it list like this"

Or so said the alternate chief engineer on the ship

He also said "I've never seen it hang like this"

Seems like the near 800 foot vessel was taking a beating.

What I want to know is what caused the ships power plant to seize....

Yes

we should know that "the eye"

pulled another magic trick

and made the lighthouse disappear

[link to spanishetymology.com (secure)]

Lighthouse in Spanish is Faro. Seems totally random, doesn’t it? Well…

The greatest and most famous lighthouse in history was, of course one of the 7 Wonders of the World, the infamous Lighthouse at Alexandria, in ancient Egypt.

And the ancient Latins — knowing all about and in awe of the amazing lighthouse- referred to it by the title of the man who built it which was, of course, the King of Egypt. And they called their Kings, Pharaohs!

Pharaoh — yes, the same Pharaoh featured in the Old Testament who enslaved the J--s and thus of course gave them the holiday of Passover — in Spanish is written faraón. Thus, giving rise to the word faro for lighthouse.

swallowed by Hurricane Joaquin

Joaquín is the Spanish language version of Joachim. It is a male name which finds its origin in Hebrew and literally means "lifted by Yahweh". Jojakim (originally Eljakim) was a king of Judah in the Old Testament. His son was Jojachin.
Joaquín - Wikipedia
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Yahweh drowned the Pharoah.

In February 2003, just before the United States-led invasion of Iraq, the vessel was chartered by the United States' Military Sealift Command as part of Operation Enduring Freedom; the vessel ferried Marines and supplies from San Diego, California, to Kuwait.[7][8] On March 19, while in the Persian Gulf, the vessel came under fire from missiles. The explosions rocked the ship, but caused no damage or injuries. Through October 2005, near the end of Northern Lights' chartered service, the vessel made 25 voyages and 49 port calls. Collectively, 12,200 pieces of military equipment—weighing 81,000 short tons (73,000 t) in all—were transported by the ship. Robert Magee, then president of TOTE, and the crew of Northern Lights were praised by United States Air Force general Norton A. Schwartz: "You and your team of professionals showcased the US flag industry at its best."[8] Following completion of its military services in 2006, the ship was transferred by TOTE to its subsidiary company Sea Star Lines and renamed El Faro. The vessel returned to its original route and served as a "lifeline" between the United States and Puerto Rico.

so

connected to the US government

connected to Iraq

"served as a "lifeline" between the United States and Puerto Rico" where 80 billion dollars

disappeared

never believe any story that emanates

from a kleptocracy

The captain was a dumb ass.

Interesting, the ship was heading to Puerto Rico.

What else isn't getting to PR right now?

It's been forgotten because no one has capitalized upon it with a hit song to make $$$ off a tragedy (yes, I'm speaking to you, Gordo)

now

We saw above that Faro is from Pharaoh and that the Pharaoh was drowned on October 1, 2015 by Joaquin who was lifted by Yahweh.

Why October 1?

October 1, 2015 was Sukkot

"Sukkot (Hebrew: סוכות or סֻכּוֹת, sukkōt, or sukkos, Feast of Booths, Feast of Tabernacles) is a Biblical holiday celebrated on the 15th day of the month of Tishrei (late September to late October). It is one of the three biblically mandated festivals Shalosh regalim on which J--s were commanded to make a pilgrimage to the Temple in Jerusalem."

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Feast of Tabernacles...you know it? It's the celebration that the Hebrews had when they left Egypt, crossed the Red Sea and left Pharaoh behind them...drowned.

nice post. NEVER heard of this before , really strange story

I remember reading He deliberately headed into the hurricane.


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