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Title: FAKE? REAL? US Aircraft carrier nuclear accident -- ON FIRE AND SINKS TODAY? -- NEEDS VERIFICATION NOW! (VIDEO)
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Published: Jan 17, 2012
Author: icecream12z
Post Date: 2012-01-17 16:40:44 by Itistoolate
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icecream12z on Jan 17, 2012 ONLY 303 VIEWS dutchsinse writes: This needs verification NOW! This video shows shots of a united states super carrier on fire and then sinking... *unverified as of 200pm cst 1/17/2012* --- is this fake? If it is NOT fake..... if its real.....then several thousand people died . Supposed to have taken place in the Indian Ocean. Uploaded to youtube today-- jan. 17, 2012 under this title: " US NUKE CARRIER ACCIDENT (LEAKED) " ~
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#1. To: Itistoolate (#0)
Ill go. No reason to think it is a US ship, and with the small boats around this could be video of an intentional sinking, tho that mushroom cloud is large. We'll know soon, I think. No clue.
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I'd say you are correct. That ship looks as if it were sunk on purpose. ;) "When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one." Edmund Burke
This is probably two or more videos spliced together. They sink old carriers like this all the time, like the Oriskany, which was sunk and turned into an artificial reef for divers. Why isn't there anything on the deck of the carrier? It looks like it has been stripped in preparation for scuttling.
Aircraft Carrier Sunk in Gulf of Mexico By MELISSA NELSON IN THE GULF OF MEXICO (AP) - As hundreds of veterans looked on solemnly, the Navy blew holes in a retired aircraft carrier and sent the 888-foot USS Oriskany to the bottom of the sea Wednesday, creating the world's largest manmade reef. The rusted hulk took 37 minutes to slip beneath the waves, about 4 1/2 hours faster than predicted, after more than 500 pounds of plastic explosives went off with bright flashes of light and clouds of brown and gray smoke. Korean and Vietnam War veterans aboard a flotilla of 300 charter boats watched from beyond a one-mile safety perimeter as the ``Mighty O'' went down in 212 feet of water, about 24 miles off Pensacola Beach. Lloyd Quiter of North Collins, N.Y., who served four tours on the ship in Vietnam, played the attention-all-hands signal on his boatswain's pipe, and wept. ``I'm a little stunned. It's a little hard to take,'' he said. After the blasts, an acrid smell hung in the air near the ship. The carrier went down stern first, the bow lifting up into the air and creating a giant spray of water as it came down. The blue ocean churned a foamy white as the deck - bright orange with rust - slid under. Hundreds of surrounding boats blew their horns in tribute. The Oriskany (pronounced oh-RISK-uh-nee) became the first vessel sunk under a Navy program to dispose of old warships by turning them into diving attractions teeming with fish and other marine life. Over the years, other ships have been turned into reefs, including the warship USS Spiegel Grove, a cargo vessel that was scuttled in 2002 off Key Largo. But that was a civilian project, paid for with a combination of county and private money. Jack Witter of Fort Pierce, who served as an aviation ordnance operator during the Korean War, joined 34 other veterans to watch the Oriskany go down. The group saluted as the ship vanished underwater. ``I felt good about it,'' Witter said. ``I guess there was a little tear in my eye because a good part of my life went down with her, but it was a fitting end for a good ship.'' The Oriskany, commissioned in 1950 and named after an American Revolutionary War battle, saw duty during the Korean War and was home to John McCain when the Navy pilot and future senator served in Vietnam. It was also among the ships used by President Kennedy in a show of force during the 1962 Cuban missile crisis. It was decommissioned in 1976. McCain was shot down over Hanoi in 1967 after taking off from the Oriskany and was held as a prisoner of war for five years. ``It was a small, old carrier that fought very valiantly, and I'm very proud to have been a part of the air wing that served with great courage and distinction,'' McCain told CNN on Wednesday. McCain said he had hoped the ship would be turned into a museum, but the artificial reef will ``provide a lot of recreation and a lot of good times for people.'' The $20 million sinking was delayed for nearly two years by hurricanes and environmental permitting problems. The ship will not be open to recreational divers until at least Friday, so that Navy divers can explore the wreck and check for any hazards. The Environmental Protection Agency in February approved the sinking of the ship, which had toxins in its electrical cables, insulation and paint. EPA officials said the toxins will slowly leach out over the estimated 100 years it will take the carrier to rust away, and should pose no danger to marine life.
Okay, the first part of the clip looks more like a volcanic eruption. Then they show something that looks like an A-bomb going off. Then they show what looks like a carrier with smoke, but then they show a carrier, with nothing on the flight deck and no smoke, and remarkably intact in spite of getting hit by an A-bomb, sinking, I'm a little more than a little suspicious.
Come on dude, this is obvious pieces of several videos pieced together. It's as real as Sorcha Faal.
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Hey, don't you badmouth Screencast-O-Matic.com!!!
I am unfamiler with the video site... but I can not begin to express how fake this looks.
Take a big ol' hit 'n pass it around............phffffffft..........oh, wow, dude........like..........oh, man, that ship's on fire 'n shit........wow..........
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#2. To: Itistoolate (#0)
#3. To: Itistoolate (#0)
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#4. To: tom007 (#1)
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No reason to think it is a US ship, and with the small boats around this could be video of an intentional sinking, tho that mushroom cloud is large.
#5. To: Itistoolate (#0)
#6. To: echo5sierra (#5)
Took a whole 60 seconds to find this took place in 2006.....
#7. To: Itistoolate (#0)
#8. To: Itistoolate (#0)
#9. To: F.A. Hayek Fan (#8)
It's as real as Sorcha Faal.
#10. To: Itistoolate (#0)
I support the occupation
Fuck it if it kills me. Liberty before death.
#11. To: Itistoolate (#0)
-Alex Kurtagic
#12. To: titorite (#10)
I agree, looks very fake. But very well could happen soon and not be by accident. Iran isn't going to just lie down and let Israel and the USA kill their scientists and have severe economic sanctions against them and do nothing.
God is always good!
#13. To: RickyJ (#12)
I expect anti-ship missile technology would be high on their spending priority list. Yes, the USA will have a second Pearl Harbor when 1-3 Carrier Task Forces are blown out of the water by a few hundred relatively cheap anti-ship missiles. The US Navy will soon be obsolete. Along with all the other navies in the world. But very well could happen soon and not be by accident.
#14. To: Itistoolate (#0)
A quick view of The Oriskany Sinking on You Tube shows that it's the same ship. Also, active duty carriers don't have rusty decks.
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