Rescuers are intensifying their efforts to locate a submersible that disappeared en route to the Titanic wreckage site in the North Atlantic. The search area covers a vast expanse in waters 2 1/2 miles deep, posing significant challenges. The mission is being treated as a search and rescue operation, and authorities are deploying all available assets to locate the submersible and its five passengers.
Camera-equipped remote-operated robots are being used to scan the seafloor in real-time, and additional specialized salvage system equipment is being deployed to assist in retrieving the submersible if located. The sounds detected underwater have offered some hope in narrowing down the search, but their exact origin and significance are yet to be determined.
The area where the submersible went missing is known for its challenging weather conditions, including fog and storms. As time is of the essence, rescue efforts need to overcome various obstacles, such as locating the submersible, reaching it with rescue equipment, and potentially bringing it to the surface before the passengers' oxygen supply runs out.
Allegations have emerged suggesting significant warnings were made regarding vessel safety during the submersible's development. Concerns about the vessel's prototype nature and the need for proper testing and certification were raised, emphasizing the importance of passenger safety.
The passengers aboard the missing submersible include the CEO of the expedition company, a British adventurer, two members of a Pakistani business family, and a Titanic expert. The challenging conditions at the presumed depth of the submersible make the situation extremely difficult for the passengers, who may be facing near-freezing temperatures and the risk of hypothermia.
The search for the missing submersible has garnered international attention, with prayers and hopes expressed for the safe return of the passengers. The incident serves as a reminder of the inherent risks associated with deep-water exploration and highlights the need for caution and proper safety measures.
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Supreme Court Ruling: Accepting a Pardon is an "Admission of Guilt!"
A Presidential Pardon does not take effect unless the suspect accepts it. That according to a little known, 1915 ruling from the Supreme Court, once accepted, the pardon serves as an “imputation of guilt,” or what’s more commonly known as an admission. Because accepting the pardon is “essential to it’s validity,” I am demanding the Biden family, Dr. Fauci, Gen. Mark Milley, the members of the J6 Committee and everyone else Biden unsurprisingly pardoned declare their acceptance of the pardon publicly. Because, according to the Supreme Court, it would also serve as a declaration of guilt.
--Supreme Court Ruling: Accepting a Pardon is an "Admission of Guilt!" | The Gateway Pundit | by Grant Stinchfield
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/01/supreme-court-ruling-accepting-pardon-is-admission-guilt/
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California Fire Chief Saves Two Homes Using Milk and Beer After Finding No Water in Hose
NY Post - January 17, 2025
In an extraordinary act of resourcefulness, a California fire chief saved two houses from destruction during the fierce Eaton Fire by using milk and beer as firefighting agents, after discovering the local water supply was unavailable.
Brian Fennessy, 65, and the Orange County Fire Authority Chief, found himself in Altadena, where his childhood memories coexist with the current devastation. With no water pressure in the fire hoses, he resorted to unconventional methods. “I thought I’ll check the refrigerator and all that was in there was some milk and a couple beers,” Fennessy recounted.
--California Fire Chief Saves Two Homes Using Milk and Beer After Finding No Water in Hose – Discern TV
https://discern.tv/california-fire-chief-uses-milk-and-beer-to-save-2-homes-in-last-ditch-effort-after-finding-no-water-in-hose/
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