Mysterious Fire Points To
Israel
1,000 Egyptians
were killed when this ship sank.
Ship Sailed From Duba,
Saudi Arabia To Safaga, Egypt
Crowds Await
News of Survivors
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The Story Is Too Convoluted To Be Believed
The
ship caught fire within minutes of
leaving Duba, but the Captain sailed on. When the fire
got out of control, the Captain commandeered a lifeboat,
and the ship developed a mysterious list, and quickly
rolled over.
This is set in the same tone as Egyptair
990, where NY newspapers said a pilot went insane, and
dove a Boeing 767 into the ocean, as he screamed "Allahu
Akbar, Allahu Akbar" (God is great).
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The Official Story
'Witnesses' say the ship
caught fire minutes after
leaving port, but the Captain sailed on for two hours
as the fire blazed. Other anonymous witnesses say the
Captain commandeered the first lifeboat, as women and
children stood by.
The ferry sailed on for two hours
listing to the side. Then it just went onto its side,
and within five minutes it had sunk.
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Fire Breaks Out Below Decks
The fire broke out on the first deck that held
cars.
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Egyptians Are Angry
This was a holiday passage to celebrate the Muslim
Hajji. People in the crowd blamed the 'Invisible hand'
of Israel.
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What Really Happened
The Israeli Mossad probably loaded a truck full of
phosphorus
video and
magnesium,
which are extremely difficult to put out, onto the
ferry. They used this to start a massive fire when the
ship was between ports. This was most likely used in
conjunction with a
small bomb, near a boiler, on the
starboard side.
Israel had ships in the area, but Egypt told them to
stay away. The ship had
recently had maintenance work done to it in an Israeli
port. Crew members battled the blaze, but it
kept reigniting, they said.
The ship developed a list, and within minutes it
rolled over.
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Everything Points To Israel
Trucks carry magnesium, fires that
restarted, four vehicles involved. The ridiculous
story that a Captain sailed away from port, for two
hours, while the fire burned, and
the
Captain deserted by commandeering a lifeboat.
This ship suffered a catastrophic
failure, and that's why
no SOS was sent.
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