Two people are dead and nearly twenty injured after a Mexican Navy ship slammed into New York’s Brooklyn Bridge. While officials blame “lost power,” patriots are asking tougher questions. Why do foreign ships keep mysteriously malfunctioning near America’s critical infrastructure?
The Cuauhtémoc — a massive foreign warship — suddenly lost control in calm waters. This isn’t the first time. Remember the Dali freighter that took out Baltimore’s bridge last year? These “accidents” follow a dangerous pattern. Our enemies are watching. They see weakness.
Mexican authorities refuse to let U.S. investigators fully examine the ship. What are they hiding? If this was truly an accident, why the secrecy? American workers built that bridge 142 years ago with hand tools. Today, foreign incompetence risks destroying it.
Globalists rush to call these tragedies “coincidences.” Real Americans know better. Our ports are flooded with foreign vessels. Our leaders prioritize “international goodwill tours” over homeland security. How many bridges must fall before we secure our borders — including coastal ones?
The Biden administration stays silent. Where’s the urgency? Where’s the demand for accountability? If a U.S. ship crashed into Mexico City’s landmarks, they’d call it an act of war. We get thoughts and prayers.
Some brave souls survived dangling from broken masts. Their harrowing ordeal exposes a grim truth: America’s safety is compromised. While first responders risk their lives, coastal defenses gather rust. Our enemies aren’t just testing ships — they’re testing us.
This isn’t about one ship. It’s about sovereignty. The Cuauhtémoc carried nearly 300 foreign sailors. How many were properly vetted? Open borders kill — whether on land or sea. Patriots demand answers, not press releases.
America deserves leaders who put her citizens first. Until we treat these “accidents” as potential attacks, more will follow. The Brooklyn Bridge still stands — but how long before our vigilance collapses?
