THAT SINKING FEELING ......................

 

I have said this now .....and will say it gain .......cruise   lines are  so  fucking  bad.......   and  dishonest as fuck .....if they were  not  .......why are they  registered  in  banana republic islands......  with lax   maritime  laws .........  which we  know  are  pretty  strict......and the  cruise  companies   employ third  world   people  who work   12-13-14   hours a   day  .....    for shite money   .....they are  fucking  bad   ........  only the   good  jobs   go to   well   you know......   civilized   countries....i would not turn  down a  free   cruise   to rate it  ....but  it is   not about cruise    it's about ass in seats ' as  always ......and of  course   CEO's       the ship's  captain   gets the bets  life  as  always  ......but the  staff  live in    cramped   quarters ....... in the  bottom near the  engine  ........my  friend  worked on a  cruise  ship  ..... ...i  do not......... and  have  never  had  the   boat  (the "N") mentality   ....... ..it is  what they are  called  ..........but i refuse  to say that  word ........it is  the  lowest  word   in    any language  .......  disgusting ........if  someone  uses  that.......  word i will not speak to  them  ......you are  basically paying to sail in a petri .......  dish   high end  petri  dish ........or  sardine   can  ....when something goes  wrong ........ they ai'nt    gonna    tell you the  truth   .....for  example the titanic !!!!!! ........yes  .......  bad  example    ....but look at this  beauty   sinking  .........."it's  electrical fault   .....do they think people  are that  stupid   ........wel they obviously  do    after  this  example .......looky here  !!!!!!!...........

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They told the passengers it was “just a power failure” - but the ship was already sinking

When the Costa Concordia struck rocks off the coast of Giglio in January 2012, passengers immediately knew something was wrong. But instead of being told the truth, they were reassured again and again that it was only a minor power failure - even as water flooded the ship and the deck began to tilt beneath them. By the time the order to abandon ship was finally given, confusion had spread, lifeboats were failing, and key decisions had already made the disaster far worse. This is the story of the lie that delayed the evacuation, the chaos that followed, and the captain whose choices defined the entire sinking.