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Baltimore Key Bridge #113 – All USGS and MGS seismic data shows Total Absence of Any Earthquaking during take-down – SOMEBODY IS LYING

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Baltimore Key Bridge #113 – All USGS and MGS seismic data shows Total Absence of Any Earthquaking during take-down – SOMEBODY IS LYING Official story-tellers caught in yet another lie: Claims entirely inconsistent with verifiable data. The complete lack of any earthquake shaking according to all USGS and MGS seismic data seems to confirm suspicions … Read more

Baltimore Key Bridge #109 Dead of Night DALI

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Baltimore Key Bridge #109 Dead of Night DALI At 19:43 — RE Had the MDTA done this or that, let’s start with the fact the DALI was the first ship in over two years [at that time] to have set sail from Baltimore Port in the dead of night. Had it instead launched during sunlight … Read more

Baltimore Key Bridge #99 – Gee Replacement FSK Baltimore Bridge to Be Both Taller with Wider Footings just as we said 8 months ago

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Baltimore Key Bridge #99 – Gee Replacement FSK Baltimore Bridge to Be Both Taller with Wider Footings just as we said 8 months ago – The problem is the new FSK is 46 feet taller, and that puts the Chesapeake Bay Bridge in serious jeopardy for similar take-down by DEW because it has only 186 feet of clearance.

Baltimore Key Bridge #93 – YACA (Yet Another Captured Agency) NTSB Blaming Circuitbreakers for Phantom Ship DALI

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NTSB Blaming Circuitbreakers for Phantom Ship DALI – despite two agonizing power blackouts (whilst reportedly moving at highest-allowed harbor speed of ~8 knots) causing failed engines, steering and guidance, DALI sublimely avoids all nearby concrete buttresses and both treacherously narrow, steep shipping-channel cliff-edges for the ship’s nearly entire transit until its final ‘beaching’ into the channel’s southern cliff-edge, to not just glancingly bump into a main bridge support but instead score at speed a perfect missile-like bullseye that almost instantly takes down nearly the entire bridge and severely cripples both a major trade port and transportation artery.

NTSB YACA (Yet Another Captured Agency) Role in 2002 DC Sniper Assassination

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NTSB YACA (Yet Another Captured Agency) Role in 2002 DC Sniper Assassination THEORY STILL BEING DEVELOPED The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is primarily known for investigating civil aviation accidents and other transportation-related incidents. However, its involvement in the “DC sniper” case, a series of coordinated shootings that took place over three weeks in October … Read more