1. It's so close to the shore, I can see it from my balcony
It close to Rambam, too bad things like this happen and so close to the port, I thought there's a pilot who helps them to navigate.
Hope the missing ones are right now drying their clothes on hof ha shaket beach in Bat Galim.
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2. Did the Greek captain and crew leave first?
| Johnny Fensepost , |
Old West |
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(08.30.07) |
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4. To #2: What a bullshit are you talking?
It is said "faulty piloting". If you don't know what a "piloting" means for the ships just ask, but don't so proudly demostrate your own ignorance.
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5. For those which don't know what "piloting" means
When a big ship os close to a port, a local captain (in this case a Haifa captain) goes to the board. This captain is called "pilot". This local captain takes the absolute control over the ship. For the time until the ship is tied to the pier the real captain is just a passenger. So faulty piloting means the Haifa pilot screwed the job and is guilty for the crash.
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6. Oceanos
When the Oceanos cruise ship sank off the east coast of South Africa about 10 years ago, the Greek captain was FIRST off the boat, abandoning his passengers and crew to save his own miserable skin.
| Sea Mouse , |
Tel Aviv |
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(08.31.07) |
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7. Thanks Handel, didn't know that at all.
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