NOW PROVEN: LATEST DESTROYER COLLISION NOT AN ACCIDENT
Jim Stone
Update to the below: This time, three compartments flooded, the ship is listing heavily, the damage is worse than the Fitzgerald. 5 injured, 10 missing.
NOW PROVEN: LATEST DESTROYER COLLISION NOT AN ACCIDENT
The latest destroyer collision has an anomaly that proves it was done on purpose.
There are 3 possibilities as to how it was accomplished:
1. Possibility 1: A foreign government has a hack on GPS and the guidance systems, as well as the surveillance electronics on U.S. Navy ships, and is both confusing the GPS and rendering the surveillance systems on the American ships useless, and then directing the collisions via remote.
2. Possibility 2: The Navy is testing a cloaking system, and is allowing the collisions to happen, to prove it works.
3. (Most probable) - Traitors in the U.S. government are working with enemy foreign governments to make the collisions happen on purpose.
One of the above is happening, and the photo below proves it. Notice how the damage is perfectly symmetrical. This can only happen if the American ship was completely stationary, not moving at all, and waiting for the collision to happen. This would be done by treasonous Commander Common Core, who can't do the calculus required to set the speed and heading of the ship to ensure a collision while both ships are moving. If the American ship was moving when this happened, the gash would not perfectly match the ship that hit it.
IMPOSSIBLE!!! ANOTHER GUIDED MISSILE DESTROYER COLLIDED WITH ANOTHER MERCHANT SHIP TODAY
Last time it was the U.S.S. Fitzgerald. This time it was the U.S.S. John S. McCain. The Navy does not know how much the damage is yet, here's the report, from Navy.mil
Story Number: NNS170820-01Release Date: 8/20/2017 7:38:00 PM
From U.S. 7th Fleet Public Affairs
SOUTH CHINA SEA (NNS) -- UPDATE POSTED AUG. 20, 8:37 P.M. (EDT)
The guided-missile destroyer USS John S. McCain (DDG 56) was involved in a collision with the merchant vessel Alnic MC while underway east of the Straits of Malacca and Singapore on Aug. 21.
The collision was reported at 6:24 a.m. Japan Standard Time, while the ship was transiting to a routine port visit in Singapore.
The ship is currently sailing under its own power and heading to port.
Search and rescue efforts are underway in coordination with local authorities. In addition to tug boats out of Singapore, the Republic of Singapore Navy ship RSS Gallant (97), RSN helicopters and Police Coast Guard vessel Basking Shark (55) are currently in the area to render assistance.
MV-22s and SH-60s from USS America are also responding.
Initial reports indicate John S. McCain sustained damage to her port side aft. The extent of damage and personnel injuries is being determined. The incident will be investigated.
More information to follow.
POSTED AUG. 20, 7:38 P.M. (EDT)
SOUTH CHINA SEA (NNS) -- The guided-missile destroyer USS John S. McCain (DDG 56) was involved in a collision with the merchant vessel Alnic MC while underway east of Singapore and the Strait of Malacca, Aug. 21.
The collision was reported at 6:24 a.m. Japan Standard Time, while the ship was transiting to a routine port visit in Singapore.
Initial reports indicate John S. McCain sustained damage to her port side aft.
Search and rescue efforts are underway in coordination with local authorities.
More information to follow.
My comment: If the ships do not have a naval version of Stuxnet, Russia must be playing around with the GPS signals. Final answer.
Mke Revero
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