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One of the blokes on the sub looks a bit like a Harry Enfield character
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you would think that the super rich people (or some of their employees) attracted to this venture would have carried out due diligence. sadly, it seems not.
tony bullimore's yacht was floating on the surface, let's hope this thing is too but that seems unlikely. |
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Here am I floating in my tin can ,
Planet Earth is blue and there's nothing I can do ............... |
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If they find it they might find Boris hiding in it
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it's one of the most horrific ways you can die, knowing you're on a time limit, a countdown towards death, slow suffocation, in pitch blackness, 2 miles deep under water, with a 0.01% chance of survival, cannot imagine the levels of panic that's felt, the pain the families are going through, the agony, yet Pineapple's joke still made me laugh.
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Billionaire dies in huge rescue operation,meanwhile hundreds of refugees left to die at sea everyday..
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I'd take it over being burned alive...
or watching re-runs of Last of the summer wine.... |
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it's all a bit of a media W*** because it's a good story...wonder how many Russian and Ukranian soldiers died in agony today ....
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https://newrepublic.com/post/173802/missing-titanic-sub-faced-lawsuit-depths-safely-travel-oceangate
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CNN
banging sounds heard every 30 mins - sonar |
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shocking
uri geller hasnt intervened yet |
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Previous guy said 250k each and with no GPS or radio in water they couldn’t find the titanic As for a bad way to go, apparently you just lose consciousness when the oxygen level drops too low It’s the thinking about it that makes it uncomfortable If you can do a thing about it just drift off to sleep. Presumably p1ss and sh1t swilling around On the plus side, anyone who does manage to save em will have just won the lottery…. |
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In fact…
What a venture, use titanic as a lure, get some of richest ppl in world to sign their lives away, sh1t em right up then save em last minute and collect Bet queue to go on next shortened a bit |
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Coin toss…titan or branson’s space drop
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At the meeting Lochridge discovered why he had been denied access to the viewport information from the Engineering department—the viewport at the forward of the submersible was only built to a certified pressure of 1,300 meters, although OceanGate intended to take passengers down to depths of 4,000 meters. Lochridge learned that the viewport manufacturer would only certify to a depth of 1,300 meters due to experimental design of the viewport supplied by OceanGate, which was out of the Pressure Vessels for Human Occupancy (“PVHO”) standards. OceanGate refused to pay for the manufacturer to build a viewport that would meet the required depth of 4,000 meters
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went 2700 deeper than safe to do so
at least the CEO was on board holy batfcuk |
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Been reading a bit about this - afraid to say I'd concur with the more pessimistic viewpoints. Can't see these how they get rescued in time.
Leaving aside the irresponsibility of the whole venture from both the Oceangate and passengers perspective - what a horrific way to go. The mental anguish - cramped, on top of other people, the smell, the fear, you would suspect one or more will 'lose it'. I really hope I'm wrong , despite the craziness of the whole thing, cant imagine the horror of it. |
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If there was a fault with the "sub" then it surely imploded and is the size of a matchbox now , hopefully quick and painless. I can't see it still being intact and sitting at the bottom without setting off a rescue alarm of some description. Hope I'm wrong but 0.01% chance imo
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Billionaire dies in huge rescue operation,meanwhile hundreds of refugees left to die at sea everyday..
Billionaire didn't die in huge rescue operation. He did have something in common will the boat people though, choosing to put themselves in danger for a quick fix. |
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Cider, I hope some day you reconsider that remark.
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What is the correct way for a Syrian refugee to apply for asylum in the UK?
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I find the level of coverage being devoted to this story indulgent and absurd. And the resources being devoted to a palpably lost cause. Excess deaths remain through the roof, this is thousands of people every week, just in the UK Nobody seems to care, or want to find out why. But they are obsessed with the plight of those who wilfully opted into a very high risk endeavour.
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What is the correct way for a Syrian refugee to apply for asylum in the UK?
It's all there, assume France has the internet. Eligibility To stay in the UK as a refugee you must be unable to live safely in any part of your own country because you fear persecution there. If you’re stateless, your own country is the country you usually live in. This persecution must be because of: your race your religion your nationality your political opinion anything else that puts you at risk because of the social, cultural, religious or political situation in your country, for example, your gender, gender identity or sexual orientation You must have failed to get protection from authorities in your own country. When your claim might not be considered Your claim might not be considered if you: are from an EU country travelled to the UK through a ‘safe third country’ have a connection to a safe third country where you could claim asylum Generally, a safe third country is one that: you’re not a citizen of you would not be harmed in would not send you on to another country where you would be harmed .https://www.gov.uk/claim-asylum/eligibility |
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Ok, I'll ask again:
What is the correct way for a Syrian refugee to apply for asylum in the UK? Let's say he's in Homs, thinks he falls under the persecution rules for one or more of the points. How does he apply? |
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It does however state 'a safe third country', rather than eight or nine...
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Ok, I'll ask again:
What is the correct way for a Syrian refugee to apply for asylum in the UK? Let's say he's in Homs, thinks he falls under the persecution rules for one or more of the points. How does he apply? I've conveniently provided the flight path for you, then they can apply upon arrival. Although it is probably cheaper from Paris Charles de Gaulle. |
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So a Syrian under threat of political persection just rocks up to Damascus Terminal 1 with his passport and trots through security in your opinion.
Was getting refugees to fly here the traditional method of asylum claims on your planet? |
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So a Syrian under threat of political persection just rocks up to Damascus Terminal 1 with his passport and trots through security in your opinion.
How do you propose they manage to get all the way to the northern coast of France ? Serious answer if possible. |
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By subterfuge.
Your turn: What is the correct way for a Syrian refugee to apply for asylum in the UK? Let's say he's in Homs, thinks he falls under the persecution rules for one or more of the points. How does he apply? |
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one tiny hole or leak will crush sub
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one tiny hole or leak will crush sub
Enlightenment |
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Living on an island Status Quo
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pressure
9 x empire state building |
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Latest News: The tapping noise every 30 minutes heard by the rescue team was in fact an SOS signal, morse code distress
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The scheme doesn't state how you'd claim asylum. How would a Syrian do it? Guessing you now accept that someone fearing persecution isn't getting on the next flight out, so how do you suggest a Syrian claims asylum in the UK?
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facts about sub
guidance system is from mother ship bolted in from outside sub freefalls once released into ocean controls - propellors for direction only snagged fish net or titanic , no power to escape ceo - called it a elevator - one green button needs pressed to submerge |
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Fine point giggolo, very conveniently ignored by most.
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They also choose to pay money for a dangerous trip, don't see much difference.
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