The Case of the Disappearing Bridge
What exactly happened? I use the bridge collapse to continue my discussion of journalism and how a story is developed. Plus Journalism 102 with Tom Wolfe, and Tantra Studio on self-centered sexuality.
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Good evening from New York —
Tonight's program looks at the mysterious disappearance of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore after it was struck by a jet liner, um, a cargo vessel, called MV Dali. I use the rapidly-developing story to demonstrate how I track an issue like this, and where astrology fits the picture. Cindy Ragusa offered much help in the development of this segment.
Here is the Planet Waves Substack page on the bridge, with an audio reading of the chart, many resources and some good discussion.
The program also includes Journalism 102: Introduction to the “New Journalism” through the ideas of Tom Wolfe. Finally, I have version of Tantra Studio where I think I expressed the idea I was trying to express. It happens occasionally.
With love,
Statement below just in, from Roland Angle, chairman of Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth —
On Mar 29, 2024, at 8:41 PM, Roland Angle <roleangle@~~.com> wrote:
From what I can see from the videos, it is entirely likely that the bridge could have collapsed when impacted by the ship at the location of the pier support. There would not have been any reason for the designers to have provided redundancy for a force supplied to the pier at that location -- it would have been considered too expensive to provide a defense against an event that was unlikely to occur. It was a critical point in the design of the structure that was vulnerable to the force that was applied to it, and that was either an unlikely coincidence or a really well planned event. Also remember that at the time of the construction of the bridge, there were no container ships the size of the one that hit the bridge.
Roland
from Roland Angle, chairman of Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth
On Mar 29, 2024, at 8:41 PM, Roland Angle <roleangle@~~~.com> wrote:
From what I can see from the videos, it is entirely likely that the bridge could have collapsed when impacted by the ship at the location of the pier support. There would not have been any reason for the designers to have provided redundancy for a force supplied to the pier at that location -- it would have been considered too expensive to provide a defense against an event that was unlikely to occur. It was a critical point in the design of the structure that was vulnerable to the force that was applied to it, and that was either an unlikely coincidence or a really well planned event. Also remember that at the time of the construction of the bridge, there were no container ships the size of the one that hit the bridge.
Roland
Shout out Life Of Brian!! There was a actually a Covid scene in that movie based on the early media portrayal of the Planschmemic : " Bring out yer dead....."