The Francis Scott Key Bridge Crash:
The Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore is named after the former poet of the same name who wrote—the American national anthem “The Star-Spangled Banner.” He was inspired upon seeing the purposely made extra-large American flag still flying over the fort at dawn during the war of 1812. The extra-large flag and since then the bridge, was a symbol of American defiance against relentless British bombardment.Coincidence? Coincidences are for those who don’t know better, or perhaps don’t know God, for with God there are no coincidences.
What has that to do with the bridge collapse disaster?
If you watch the footage of the collision, the first thing you will see is a power outage onboard the “Dali” cargo ship; then a change of course—a hard right, directly toward the bridge support, and a heavy stream of exhaust indicating a hard throttle acceleration push; then you see the power is restored, yet no apparent attempt to recover or avoid colliding with the bridge. The problem is…without power…the ship could not have actually changed course—not possible.
But wait, there’s more: No cars were on the bridge, and the construction workers even were on break. Convenient? Coincidence? Unfortunately, six of the construction workers were in their cars parked on the bridge.
All of which means, it was most likely not an accident, but an attack on American defiance. No accident.
Why?
Because, desperate acts of retaliation by the deap stat, is where we are at in the ongoing war against them, and the coordinated effort to take them down after ages of crimes against humanity. They’re desperate.
