@6duker9 Tough read from your friend

@bigrichie00 Richard, he works in maritime for a reason

@6duker9 First medium to show this footage stated it was intentionally sped up.

@miriwood Your point?

@6duker9 If true…. How is that ship legally able to be operated if power failures are a regular occurrence??? Seems extremely negligent

@FrankieBeam2 Because they have backup generators. See the lights flash? That’s them turning on the backup. Very unfortunate timing

@6duker9 Specialists are often the last to see the truth. Remember doctors. “Safe and effective”

@VanessaGray158 Vanessa. We agree on many things. However you must realize: posting a telegram message from an obviously far right channel that cites “intel sources” whose facts are all pulled off Wikipedia makes you look like an idiot., right?

@6duker9 I’ve got a buddy who works in maritime and he’s saying this is 100% a terrorist attack Stay vigilant out there people!

@H4nkM00dy1 Yes Hank he has the worst dyslexia I’ve ever seen though

@6duker9 Nice insight here

@6duker9 Your mate is correct, cyber attack my arse. Blackouts happen. Sometimes equipment failure, sometimes human error. I unintentionally caused one many years ago, luckily we were deep sea, nothing to hit. Large bollocking for me from Chief Engineer.

@6duker9 My buddy does as well, he said you’d be surprised how often ships lose power and they lost it at literally the worst spot you could have done so.

@6duker9 It happens often just not next to a fucking bridge in a bay

@6duker9 These ships run of diesel generators and feed an electric motor that turns the shaft. Tjete is normally a UPS ( massive battery for emergency) that kicks in if power fails. This can also fail leaving a blackout ship.. I don't think its anything more than that.