Comments by "Pat B" (@patb5266) on "NewsNation" channel.

  1. So not able to gather information, still calling it a "spy balloon"😅
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  2. ​ @marielle129  a camera😅 😅
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  3. I expect Canada and the US will not allow any trips to site from their ports going forward, not that anyone would want to dive to Titanic even if this company survives. I expect OceaGate gets billed for this and will fold. No other company will emerge to do this.
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  4. Amateur hour. I saw that pic, I would not have got in that death trap .
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  5. Underwater sounds, GB News calling it SOS, utterly irresponsible to call this sound that. There's no rescue.
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  6. It's highly unlikely they are alive . Best case scenario is hull breach, pretty much instant at that depth assuming they were at site. Even if they are alive there's zero chance of rescue even if they find the sub intact.
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  7. ​ @inzane1260 no it's not remote controlled dummy. It has remote guidance supplied from the surface to locate the site.
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  8. ​ @erikamichels103 clearly you can't tell that from this picture😅 . Not even an engineer would make that claim based on a video like this. Tell us then how long did it take in your EXPERT opinion.
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  9. ​ @iambiggus they aren't on the surface, they would have been found by now. Most likely at the bottom.
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  10. There was no "tapping" there was a banging sound. Some clowns even announced it was an SOS.
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  11. This sub reminds me of some of the early ridiculous flying machines that fell apart in minutes.
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  12. ​ @Bella65 I've heard that as well.
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  13. This guy is doing damage control, blaming "government paperwork" yet won't say what it is. Meanwhile both Canadian and US government's have already got into action . This talking head believes every word .
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  14. Not much chance of survival. That clown blaming government paperwork as they had no backup. This company is done along with ANY more tourist dives. No one is going to want to go and I expect both US and Canadian governments will allow departure from either country to site.
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  15. Remains? Highly unlikely unless this happened much closer to the surface than was expected. We'll have to wait and see.
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  16. Why, seriously? They knew the risks, they took their chances, no back up plan. Dumb, dumb , dumb
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  17. At bottom this rig or any would imploded, the O2 would combust with the pressure and cook anything it touched. In addition the pressure at bottom is 6000 psi. Take a fully loaded 747 and drop in on your head in a millisecond or two and imagine the outcome. Red mist. Now what we don't know is the dept the failure occured but given it was after 1hr 45 min approx. into a 2.5hr dive then that should put it at 7-9000 feet, ASSUMING it wasn't on the way up. However there's been no report that the communication indicated this was the case. All we can do is speculate as I'm doing . We'll just have to wait and see what is found.
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  18. ​​ @64endlesslove spam some more clown😅
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  19. Talk of rescue is pure fantasy. If they could surface they would have. If the sub is intact and found in time then raising it would be highly unlikely. That assumes another deep submersible could even be brought to site within the given time window. The reality is these guys are probably lost sadly.
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  20. ​ @ChaseBoonie did you actually watch the video? No chance of rescue even if they are found. 3 days without water and you're done.
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  21. These guys died when the communicates stopped, that's when this piece of junk imploded.
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  22. This company is done along with any more tourist visits to Titanic.
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  23. Here is the science. It's the guy's shadow 100%. His shadow doesn't show on the fence as it's lit, it shows on the tree as the it's not lit due to the door to his left. It matches this guy's movement..
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  24. ​ @michael-4k4000 he should have brought his flippers, mask and torch to cut his way out, oh wait...😅
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  25. Thanks to this guy for keeping it real. So much false hope being spread by the media. GB News actually called the "noises" SOS signals. Then later in the video the SOS was in fact the noises picked up by the Canadian plane. 3 days without water is a death sentence. Best case scenario is implosion.
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  26. ​ @bunnyban5365 sure, you'd know right ? 😅
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  27. ​ @Sineanna not the same thing at all, human tissue is not carbon fibre and considering the hull was inches thick and now looks like paper I'd say you're wrong
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  28. The Meg!
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  29. This host is living in a fantasy world. 😅
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  30. Implosion is the most likely scenario.
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  31. This "tapping" is bs. GB News called it an SOS, incredibly irresponsible when they said it was the same sounds picked up by the Canadian plane.
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  32. This host is a clown, making claims about how much sound would have been generated. Earlier pushing the oxygen narrative.
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  33. ​​ @SpeakerOfTruth444 truth, can't even get the number correct😅
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  34. It's gone from search and rescue to search and recovery. This clown is dismissing the loss of communication as no big deal! Maybe he should tell us how many times that's happened before. "Paperwork" wow, he's trying to cover his ass.
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  35. GB News calling these noises SOS! Incredibly irresponsible to say that .
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