nemonowan Wrote:You got a taskgroup laying mines, somebody fucks up and a ship gets sunk. What do they do? Come clean and make apologies to the families of the dead, or cover their asses and blame enemy fire? If you don't know the answer to that, remember Pat Tillman.This is the first I've heard that the corvette was "laying mines".
Also, you're ignoring http://english.chosun.com/site/data/htm ... 00678.html]the captain's report that his ship was under attack. Who are you going to believe - somebody halfway around the world with a blog, or the person who was actually there?
nemonowan Wrote:And for a non expert at least the picture of the barnacle-covered "killer torpedo" looks unconvincing.How fast do barnacles grow in those water conditions? (No, I don't know, and you shouldn't trust my answer to that question anyway. Ask a marine biologist.)
nemonowan Wrote:You don't need premeditated conspiracies for this, just the usual dishonesty.
nemonowan Wrote:Some such conspiracies have come to light (like the one I originally mentioned), but only after months or years pass and someone gathers the courage to come forth - and I believe that many more are never uncovered.Those two statements, put together, reveal your own agenda...
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Rob Kelk
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Rob Kelk
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