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Murder would drop by 90% if New York City was all White.

His name is Adam Back. All the known facts line up. He also turns out to be a villain in the end.

The video is from 3 years ago, but, you know, "today I learned".

I'm seeing subs I had blocked show up in New. Clicking on the sub and clicking Block does nothing.

Link in subject is to Vincent James video covering topic.

Wired article: https://www.wired.com/story/why-we-do-not-recommend-ring/

Russians are the invaders. They started this brother war. And before you, but but, 2014, and Victoria Nuland, at least watch the first 5 minutes.

If the transcript is real (and at first blush, it seems legit) then the crew spent the last 20 minutes of their lives trying to get back to the surface before critical failure. Monitoring lights went red, descending too fast. Emergency ascent rate was very slow. Ominous sounds coming from aft.

Given the thickness of the hull, it probably failed like a dam, letting in water through cracks, before failing badly enough to implode.

Link in subject is to full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLW9s6NpS7w

Here's a shorter video where he answers challenge on vaccines: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLxBwIupF88

> According to court documents reviewed by CBS MoneyWatch, OceanGate fired employee David Lochridge in 2018 after he expressed concern about the submersible's safety.

> In his complaint, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington, Lochridge alleged he had raised concerns about the safety of the Titan with OceanGate and advised the company to conduct more testing of the the vessel's hull. Lochridge said he had disagreed with his employer about the best way to test the safety of the sub and that he objected to OceanGate's decision to perform dives without "non-destructive testing to prove its integrity."

> "The paying passengers would not be aware, and would not be informed, of this experimental design, the lack of non-destructive testing of the hull, or that hazardous flammable materials were being used within the submersible," Lochridge's legal filing stated.

> The Titan relied on carbon fiber for a hull that would carry passengers as deep as 4,000 meters, a depth that Lochridge claimed in the court filing had never been reached in a carbon fiber-constructed sub. According to his claim, he learned the vessel was built to withstand a certified pressure of 1,300 meters, although OceanGate planned to take passengers to 4,000 meters.

> Lochridge also expressed concern that the company planned for the sub to rely on an acoustic monitoring system to detect if the hull was breaking down or about to fail. That wouldn't provide much help in an emergency, Lochridge claimed in the filing, because the acoustic analysis would only alert people about imminent problems, "often milliseconds before an implosion."

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/titanic-submarine-oceangate-hull-safety-lawsuit/

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Live link:
https://www.talk.lol/viewpost?postid=64698870bf028

Did you know the tranny shooter that murdered Christian kids had a manifesto? I didn't either, but apparently the police have one. Glenn Greenwald discusses his efforts to get the police to release it under FOIA laws. At least two law firms in Tennessee declined to work with Glenn at the last minute.

Guy runs a building engineering channel with excellent analysis on failures such as the towers collapse in Surfside, Florida. In this video, he shows that the engineers that designed the ongoing fix for the sinking and tilting Millennium Tower in San Francisco missed a crucial calculation on a load-bearing steel plate.

It's worth watching his playlist on just how fuckered the history of this building is. The short version is that they tried to save about 1% to 2% on construction costs on a building that costs $350 million by not going down to bedrock, and they've been paying for it ever since.