Produce everything local, what can be produced local, and stop cheap-slave outsourcing, with the decreasing skills in people with consumer-mentality, with the side effect of better air (hopefully the insanity of lithium-battery driven ships will not become implemented. Even better rowing/cycling-boat-trainings-camp instead of foolish lifestyle-gyms?, and more true adventures instead of boring comfort? (Many people have diseases of muscles now, because not using their hardware anymore in a natural way.)
@@MrJustin259 Not really since it's just the independence party (DPP) of Taiwan that's in charge now. It will be peace all over again once the KMT gets re-elected.
Well 8 tugboats and some excavators, may take weeks. Hardly seems like an effort. They can move that ship at will. Why this route has been blocked and no one is doing anything about it. That's interesting.
A little wind blowing 1 ship will clog up our global shipping routes and people think we are about to send people to start living on mars by the millions. Isn't humanity just precious
@Ricky Barber Here's a project for you: look up the specs of the Ever Given, estimate the surface area above the waterline and calculate the resultant force exerted by a moderate to high wind. Spoiler: you might find that they are enormous.
Even after the ship gets unstuck, there will be a shockwave of congestion for weeks afterward, not only in the canal, but ports having to unload an overwhelming amount of ships and delivery companies etc.
This piece flowed very nicely. The guests spoke well and were clear about their realm of expertise, and the host kept it going with opportunities for all to speak. All were respectful of each other and the involved parties. It was an enjoyable, informative piece.
This program is on AlJazerra which is fully funded by Qatari government and completely biased against current Egyptian President El-Sisi and his administration. If you watch again carefully, you will see that the questions are directed to one side to switch this from an accidental thing to a political attack against El-Sisi especially from the Egyptian guest. Who’s is probably a Muslim Brotherhood member. Qatar supported Muslim Brotherhood to rule Egypt and took over the revolution on 2011. The MBH turned Egypt from a liberal open country to a religious fanatic country. El-Sisi with a permission from 30 million people who went on the streets on June 2013 to repel MBH, yes that’s right 30 million, he had to free Egypt from them and since that time Qatar leave no effort to ruin his reputation. But the truth is that he is one of the best if not by far the best Egyptian ruler ever. I can tell more about what he have done for Egypt since he took over in 2014. BTW , he came to the presidency by free state elections.
Not just a ship, every other day on the M25 when there’s a broken truck, we feel the impact of globalisation. This only shows how badly prepared the whole world is. 🤔
that actually happened to me in the bank drivethru while depositing the the previous days earnings from the retail store I worked at. I was mortified! luckily I was out of there in less than 10 minutes no worse off than a grease smudge on my sleeve! Don't trust "Certified Pre-Owned Cadillac with their temperamental electrical systems
A Panamanian registered vessel, built and owned by a Japanese Company, operated by a Taiwanese Company with Indian employees, managed by a Singaporean Company, carrying ASEAN cargo from port in Malaysia to port in Netherlands for further distribution to the rest of the EU and UK. Global Trade is a helluva thing.
I wonder if this is how drugs get into our countries ? It makes me think about them running human trafficking too. It's a sick world we live in. I don't trust anyone and I don't care what kind of career people have. I definitely don't trust the people that are running our government here in the USA anymore. Bunch of thugs !!
@@bonniebrown6960., Suddenly you become a neurotic, pathetic Qanoner...Cmon it’s just a container vessel that got stuck for a couple of days in a route that represents only a 20% of the global trading. What will happen if the other 80% got paralyzed?
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Well, you can actually calculate it. Wind loads can be quite strong. They increase quadratical with the wind speed. Imagine you are in a storm and then you open your jacket and hold it like a sail. Now extrapolate that to the size of that ship, its 400m long and 50m high! Lets say the gust wind speed was 18 m/s. From the physical properties of air follows the pressure on a horizontal wall is then 240 N/m2 Multiplying that by 400m length and 50 m height of the vessel gives you a force of 480 000 N. That is a massive force, it should be enough to move that ship. How fast is just a question of the resistance of the water.
THATS WHY TUG BOATS ARE USED TO GUID THESE BOATS. THIS WAS DELIBERATELY ORCHESTRATED BY THE OLIGARCHY TERRORIST TO SHORT THE MARKET TO BILLIONS. FOLLOW THE MONEY
@@tomanderson3196 The Suez is the main highway between Europe and ALL of Asia. Not just China, but also Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Bangladesh, India, the Persian Gulf, East Africa....
That critical waterway was closed for 8 years after the 1967 Six Day War and was closed for awhile during Egypt's civil war. The media is making it worse than it is. The crisis is mostly for Egypt and ships in the canal. The big question is, is it worth going around the Cape or should we wait?
@@Tampa0123456789 When did the US start importing fuel from the M.E. again? We've been exporting fuel and are self sufficient at least until Biden got inaugurated. Some oil states are ignoring his E.O.s like TX.
@@MountainFisher yep and still as soon as anything oil related, the oil co. hike up the prices making many think that it has a direct link to foreign oil supply here, really ticks me off, I try to keep gas topped off.
Do not forget the Chinese and Indians waiting for new BMWs, Wine, and Airbus parts its not all one way traffic. The US has an interest as it has an army to support in the ME.
Quite an interesting discussion, however, why wasn't an expert on the mechanics of freeing the ship interviewed? They would be the ones with important information about how long it will require to open up shipping again. For those who haven't studied physics, the process may not be as simple as is being claimed by the authorities.
Once they start moving the containers so that the ship can rise in the canal I am sure they are afraid that someone will hear the screaming trafficked humans or die from lack of air and food.
Exactly. That ship was intentionally turned INTO the bank. *No question about it* Wind does not turn a manned shipped nearly 90degrees into the bank. If that were the case It would of ran aground PARALLEL to the bank if this were an actual accident. NWO Chyna take your pick
I can see why wind blew the ship off course. It's one giant wall. Wind pressure was probably phenomenal. To avoid that in the future, they need to have spaces between the cargo containers to relieve the wind pressure.
how strong does that wind was??? in addition to that sailing in quiet waters....what about those ships navigating in the open sea with high waves, winds and they don't sink or have trouble.. I do understand the ship is huge and the canal in kind of narrow, but still? for me, that's a huge lie...
In open water the ship would have angled somewhat into the wind and continued in the desired direction. But apparently the canal was too narrow for the ship to do that. 40 mph crosswinds pushed it beyond the ship's capability to maintain its desired heading.
I can't believe a ship that size with a load that heavy could be turned that easily by wind...yet there's no mention of wind damage on land....wouldn't this lead you to believe that if this were a cruise ship on the open sea that high winds would spin the ship like a top? Maybe I'm looking at it the wrong way.
@@lucaslucas191202 it dosen't help that many of us treat everything as a disposable product. When it comes to people, as a whole, nothing is straight forward.
This goes beyond trade or economic impact, it shows how everybody on this planet needs to live in harmony. Everybody depends on one another and heads of states should thrive to link up for the good of mother earth and its inhabitants. NOW!!!
Mate, this is an example of why stupidly intricate trade systems should not be so heavily relied on over national responsibility. Sure global trade is ok but it shouldn’t kill people to have mistakes.
This is a great interview/program!... I have never seen the host before not do I watch this network; although this is what “ journalism “ is missing so much in the western world (especially the most western continent of North America).. The journalism we get is so sold out to their own .gov that info is so lacking that the big networks aren’t even worth watching (and 80%+++ don’t watch them). Good job (so far)
This is Al Jazeera, and I believe it is a Qatari news agency partly funded by the state. They not only cover world events, I’ve also seen a documentary from them on Simon Shaheen, a Palestinian musician that essentially revived Arab music in America This isn’t the only news that is state funded and is miles better than American news. Noticed a pattern developing,, state news agency from developed countries=informative news agency
That’s AlJazerra which is fully funded by Qatari government and completely biased against current Egyptian President El-Sisi. If you watch again carefully, you will see that the questions are directed to one side to switch this from an accidental things to a political attack against El-Sisi especially from the Egyptian guest. Who’s is probably a Muslim Brotherhood member. Qatar supported Muslim Brotherhood to rule Egypt and took over the revolution on 2011. The MBH turned Egypt from a liberal open country to a religious fanatic country. El-Sisi with a permission from 30 million people who went on the streets on June 2013 to repel MBH, yes that’s right 30 million, he had to free Egypt from them and since that time Qatar leave no effort to ruin his reputation. But the truth is that he is one of the best if not by far the best Egyptian ruler ever. I can tell you more about what he have done in Egypt since he took over in 2014. BTW , he came to be the president by an elections.
@@myonlylove24 Can you tell me more about the Egyptian President? You do not need to go into specifics, and please give a good source. Al Jazeera may be biased, but it is nothing compared to American media.
@@AlifLamMiim believe me they are way worse than the American media. They were the main cause of all the destructive evolutions that left most countries in the Middle East in deep bad disastrous situation. Look at Syria, Yemen, Lybia, Iraq, Tunisia , and the list goes on.
@@AlifLamMiim Some fact points: He cured millions of Egyptians from a long time Hepatitis-C disease that they suffered and no one cared before. He protected the country from a civil war after the MBH were taken down by the people. All foreign media will call a coupe but Egyptians call it a real revolution. He created a mega projects in all sides of the economy that I can’t even count. He eliminated the terrorist attacks that happened almost on daily basis in Sinai. Egypt before 2015 was hugely suffering from lake of electricity, he was able to solve this and now Egypt has enough power to export to other countries. Many more things that can’t even remember all.
@@jeffmarshall5269 The Egyptians who built the pyramids have nothing to do with the Egyptians of today. In any event, it is obvious that Egypt should raise its rates enormously to reduce traffic.
Lol you have no idea. Egypt is run this way from top to bottom. Total chaos in every corner.. no surveillance or problem learning systems that's why there are time bombs everywhere in this country. You can see it without being a part of the system. A country full of great minds yet administrated by corrupt unqualified selfprofit-oriented old people so this is the normal outcome, rigid unadaptive system.
Of course the markets have been dwn for a mo when elites don't rake millions in daily for that long a lot of baby tantrums get thrown there the real bosses afterall
Very fascinating piece. Thank you! This just shows how delicate the whole manufacturing and distribution world really is. I like to call it the Jenga affect, because, it's been built up on a basis that you simply pull one wrong block it all comes crumbling down.
It takes courage and integrity to admit what Mohammad was admitting about the Egyptian government. I wish journalists in the US would have the same ability to be that honest and forthcoming with respect to the US government.
@@michaelesq.atpcfii.9862 I'm not saying anything...It's just...interesting...that this happened in the southern section of the canal, and not one of the northern sections where there are bypasses. If you wanted to block it, you couldn't pick a better spot. It's not just run aground, it's 50+ feet dug into the canal side. That bulbous bow you see sticking into the side of the canal gives perspective - the ship's keel sits more than 15 meters below the water line. The friction of 400k tons being dragged through sand and mud means it's effectively impossible to just pull it out, it'd take 300 of the largest tugs of earth to just pull it free through brute force. Interestingly, much of Europe's crude comes from Africa and Russia now, although some of that African production is dependent on foreign engineers to actually operate, and some of it was drawn down last feb as the price collapsed. Peter Zeihan gave an excellent presentation on this topic last spring as it specifically relates to crude, he'll likely have better insight in the next coming weeks.
Yeah, I would be seriously worried about the Japanese owner being at risk of suicide, considering the way Japan is about 'failure' and 'taking responsibility.' He probably is totally humiliated right now.
@@valerieirvin249 The ship itself might have come from there, I'm not sure, but the guy who owns it is Yukito Higaki, from Japan. Or it might have been shipping stuff from Taiwan or Korea.
@@SideWalkAstronomyNetherlands z people of egypt aint z problem they want fair give & take poltic!!! but z regim is bad sisi must go!!!!! zis is very funny propaganda!!!!
this is gonna make for a great discovery/national geographic/youtube documentary about the fixing of this problem when this is all behind us. Really interested in the physics behind this
Unbelievable, something that seems so improbable happens and that it could create such a catastrophe is just unbelievable. Wait until people see the charted course that was travelled pre wreck, something was definitely going on with the captain/crew
@Everybody's best is different it is you that are confusing the Evergreen Group in the US with a totally different company Evergreen Marine in Taiwan. They are not remotely related. The Walmart Evergreen is named after Evergreen Colorado
@Everybody's best is different So see Evergreen products in your local Walmart and conclude the are made by the Taiwananese International freight company. Perhaps you should use Google more often. Or check with Walmart what they actually own and run.
@@jont2576 The Rudder directs the ship. If you want to ground it, it is on the Captain who ordered it. Ships do also have a black box. Would not be surprised it was turned off or it is now missing. Mark my words.
As an aside, I really enjoyed this news report. So many news companies rush through stories. This was paced really well and I now really understand the situation
Personally I dislike the fact that the initial report says that the vessel was steerd off course by the wind, something that is not necessarily true and is under investigation. Are they trying to blame this on an act of God? Not good reporting.
@@fiegenfiegen The shipping company is claiming that. I figure the investigation will get to the bottom of the claim. Al Jazeera would be speculating if they claimed otherwise
There is an average tide rate of only 4-5 feet in the suez canal which is virtually insignificant in this case. The ship flexes fore and aft much more than than in an even moderate ocean swell so you can rest at ease, Ernest, the ship will not break in two...
The fact that our military and Russia’s are guarding both sides...and this is such great timing given world economic and political situations...not only do I think it’s not an accident I think this is going to lead to massive deals, changes, outcomes etc. I’ve even heard there’s human trafficking containers on the ship. That part is speculative at this point but this isn’t just a landed ship. It’s atleast a power play by someone or a group of countries. No way this just happens.
@@ShamliseG I love how someone can see an emediate military response by two superpowers on a “stupid or chance occurance” when oil and supply chains Are already short during a global plandemic and say “it’s conspiracy” that maybe..just maybe...it involves money and shipping trade....
@@freeurmind369 hope so. I know of it’s true we won’t know till it’s time but it’s getting hard to hope with all the globalist agendas marching on not missing a beat so far. There’s juuuuust enough to keep me hoping.
This program is on AlJazerra which is fully funded by Qatari government and completely biased against current Egyptian President El-Sisi. If you watch again carefully, you will see that the questions are directed to one side to switch this from an accidental things to a political attack against El-Sisi especially from the Egyptian guest. Who’s is probably a Muslim Brotherhood member. Qatar supported Muslim Brotherhood to rule Egypt and took over the revolution on 2011. The MBH turned Egypt from a liberal open country to a religious fanatic country. El-Sisi with a permission from 30 million people who went on the streets on June 2013 to repel MBH, yes that’s right 30 million, he had to free Egypt from them and since that time Qatar leave no effort to ruin his reputation. But the truth is that he is one of the best if not by far the best Egyptian ruler ever. I can tell more about what he have done for Egypt since he took over in 2014. BTW , he came to the presidency by free state elections.
@@oraclex2976 Egypt makes a lot of money from the canal, almost $6billion annually. I'm sure expanding the canal will cost much less and it will be a wise investment. Even if they have to do it every 10-20 years, it would still be worth it.
@@TopG922 I guess he means that once it's unblocked then there will be an urgency to get everyone moving. Everyone will just be happy that it's finally flowing again. You can stand on deck with your undernourished smuggled children and wave to officials and get waves back lmao.
To me, the answer is both simple, and obvious. If you have a huge object that’s stuck, you need something of sufficient power to release it. If tug boats aren’t up to the job, then you need something bigger, perhaps much, much bigger to pull it out, for example, an empty cargo ship. You would need a lot of hardened steel and someone to form into a shape that would not only strengthen the front of the stuck ship, but also to allow it to be pulled with enough force to free it, but not break it. Why the experts haven’t thought of this is beyond me 🤷♂️
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A vessel registered in Panama operated by a Taiwanese company and headed from China to Rotterdam...... then a Japanese came out to say sorry. what the...
@@MrPathorock yes but employers take the responsibility for mishap not employees. Agreed some 20 odd were Indians among crew. And you cant blame them for currents😅
@Robert G Burke sure, so tell me how many ships pass through the Suez Canal annually since it’s been built in 1869? Has wind ever blown any of them aground?? I’ll wait...
Container ships aren't this big in general. This thing is severely under powered given its massive size and "sail area". 40 knot dust storm cross wind with zero visibility was too much for it.
@Fox Racing In the last few years container ships have been getting much bigger and deeper, but as Beddoe above said they've made them bigger yet they have not given them more power. No need for it to be "On Purpose". There is a video on harbors dredging their channels deeper to accommodate just these bigger container ships. Only ten years ago there were no container ships as big as Ever Given. It is ridiculous to allow shipping companies to force taxpayers to fund $300,000,000 dredging projects just to please greedy shippers.
Watch out everyone the non conformist society has arrived. This has a lot more to do with than just money you know. Don't stress too much when your Amazon order doesn't arrive on time
I, dear friends, do not understand this bureaucracy with a container ship in the Suez Canal. I can advise several ways to quickly remove the container ship: 1) Arrange a flash mob in the networks, paint avatars, share the hashtag "I/We are a container ship", declare a sit-in school strike. 2) Invite the Avengers - although I think Hulk and Vision can handle it together. 3) Ask the visionary of modernity, who previously dug super-fast tunnels, rescued children from caves and solved the problems with electricity in Australia. He must have something in reserve. It can't be that an advanced civilization, led by the architects of the universe, in fact, was unable to easily and simply align some barge turned by the wind (!). And it can't be that some unfortunate wind can take and clog 12% of the world's trade. ...Or maybe the civilization imagines too much about itself?
@@ST-hw4qv never thought about that. Do people really migrate like that? Even in ideal circumstances, I feel like that would be certain death. I'm sure those containers get HOT!
My armchair engineer recommendation; winch from land pulling at stern, vacuum out material at bow, pump lighter than air gasses inside vessel, offload cargo by helicopter sacrificing cargo if need be. Reduce weight by any means. Push water towards vessel from both directions.
“48-72 hours” - yea, sure.. It’s like when the weed guy tells you “five minutes away” but hasn’t even left his house yet.. so he keeps saying five minutes, which means five hours... he just doesn’t want you to call someone else so he keeps stringing you along.
This is like seeing a major artery get clogged. Were basically watching global trade have a heart attack right now.
relax
@@dandiaz19934
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That’s deep. 🤔
@@dandiaz19934 keep digging
Produce everything local, what can be produced local, and stop cheap-slave outsourcing, with the decreasing skills in people with consumer-mentality, with the side effect of better air (hopefully the insanity of lithium-battery driven ships will not become implemented.
Even better rowing/cycling-boat-trainings-camp instead of foolish lifestyle-gyms?, and more true adventures instead of boring comfort?
(Many people have diseases of muscles now, because not using their hardware anymore in a natural way.)
Registered in Panama, Operated out of Taiwan, Owned by a Japanese man, traveling from China to the Netherlands, now stuck in Egypt.
Shoei Kisen Kaisha said the Ever Given's 25-member crew, where all Indian nationals
Operated out of Taiwan is key, China and Taiwan are at war
yes and an Indian crew
Welcome to the global market
@@MrJustin259 Not really since it's just the independence party (DPP) of Taiwan that's in charge now. It will be peace all over again once the KMT gets re-elected.
What an amazing combination of guests! Economical, political, and carefully political, with a great moderator thrown in. Very well done!
So much more professional and unbiased than ANY news source in the USA.
Captivating. The fact that such a single-point failure mode exists is fascinating.
There are many chokepoints like this in the world. You are correct
Remember this is a one of a kind ship. Bigger than any other in the world.
This wasn't as big of a problem before.
a beautiful statement good Sir
@@CanadianPrepper 👋some of your veiws are me. Hadda check, thought there might be a doppelganger.
Well 8 tugboats and some excavators, may take weeks. Hardly seems like an effort. They can move that ship at will. Why this route has been blocked and no one is doing anything about it. That's interesting.
It takes an incident of this magnitude to recognise what role seafarers play in our world....
Just another drunk sailor
It's teaching me,
A little nit-picking here-- the vessel is overloaded. Do a reverse Berlin airlift---why are the helicopters not there already?
If yall don't think this has purposely been done something wrong with you
Our biggest sea fishermen and cargo shipping are connected to some of the biggest human trafficking cartels
A little wind blowing 1 ship will clog up our global shipping routes and people think we are about to send people to start living on mars by the millions. Isn't humanity just precious
Makes you wanna stand in line for that ticket doesn't it?
Ain't no wind in space my man
@Lucas Lombardo why would you ask that.
It really must have been sine sever wind to push that best off course like that.
@Ricky Barber Here's a project for you: look up the specs of the Ever Given, estimate the surface area above the waterline and calculate the resultant force exerted by a moderate to high wind. Spoiler: you might find that they are enormous.
Backyard chickens even more critical
Girlfriend : where is my birthday gifts?
Boyfriend : It's stuck in the suez canal !!!
LOL! You just gave me an idea what to tell my wife
😄 saved this year!
Just wait..
Love is better than the presents
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@@larry6686st 😂😂😂😂😂
Even after the ship gets unstuck, there will be a shockwave of congestion for weeks afterward, not only in the canal, but ports having to unload an overwhelming amount of ships and delivery companies etc.
How much fuel (refils) is it going to take?
They'll be that one guy who decides to go the long way around the same day it's unblocked. 😂
He can turn around then and still beat his diversion time length...
@@NiSiochainGanSaoirse Not if he's already half way there
@@Abdullah-uv9nk he cannot be halfway through on the same day he decides to take the alternative route
You’ll have same time wasted if you were to stay behind, at least taking long way is guaranteed
They better have alot of ammo
"Boss, the economy is recovering"
Bogdanoff: "Block the canal"
I personally think it's the Chinese.
@@bossingtonhillforever4267 More like the Japanese. They own the ship.
😂
@@Clarity520 what reason would the Japanese need to disrupt the world economy for
@@tamiwu0346 The Chinese literally profit off this route. Why would they shoot their own feet?
This highlights how necessary it is for the world to start the diversification of manufacturing.
In what aspect?
@@BTCBlizzy well I feel like we put all our eggs in the one basket in regards to manufacturing.
but where will you find people that will work for you for a sandwich per day outside of asia ?
So my package I ordered 2 months ago must be on that ship.
If you are in Europe... it could be. Or on one of the ships behind that one.
I wondered the same thing since I tend to buy toys and electronics that tend to come from overseas. Not totally versed in global logistics, however.
The containers on the ship are empty.
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Yes. If you ask Santa nicely you could get it for Xmas.
This is going down in history as the World's most costliest parking ticket😭😂
Aditya Hatkar you made me laugh with you comment. The forty pounds I had to pay for parking over time is no longer bothering me. LOL🤣🤣🤣🤣
12:20... listen
This piece flowed very nicely. The guests spoke well and were clear about their realm of expertise, and the host kept it going with opportunities for all to speak. All were respectful of each other and the involved parties. It was an enjoyable, informative piece.
Well said Jennifer! Cheers ... 👏😍
@Jennifer K And for those reasons, this interview MUST be removed from all social media platforms at once!!
This program is on AlJazerra which is fully funded by Qatari government and completely biased against current Egyptian President El-Sisi and his administration.
If you watch again carefully, you will see that the questions are directed to one side to switch this from an accidental thing to a political attack against El-Sisi especially from the Egyptian guest. Who’s is probably a Muslim Brotherhood member.
Qatar supported Muslim Brotherhood to rule Egypt and took over the revolution on 2011. The MBH turned Egypt from a liberal open country to a religious fanatic country.
El-Sisi with a permission from 30 million people who went on the streets on June 2013 to repel MBH, yes that’s right 30 million, he had to free Egypt from them and since that time Qatar leave no effort to ruin his reputation. But the truth is that he is one of the best if not by far the best Egyptian ruler ever. I can tell more about what he have done for Egypt since he took over in 2014.
BTW , he came to the presidency by free state elections.
Are you a commentator?
@@valerieirvin249 not sure what do you mean?
Not just a ship, every other day on the M25 when there’s a broken truck, we feel the impact of globalisation. This only shows how badly prepared the whole world is. 🤔
always will be why spend millions when it might not happen and what happens evergreen
The feeling when a car breaks down in front of you in McD drive throu
Exactly, I'm only trying to trade my money fro some nuggies 😂😂
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LOL now it is so relatable!
Well, you can always walk.
😂😂😂
A Panamanian registered vessel, built and owned by a Japanese Company, operated by a Taiwanese Company with Indian employees, managed by a Singaporean Company, carrying ASEAN cargo from port in Malaysia to port in Netherlands for further distribution to the rest of the EU and UK.
Global Trade is a helluva thing.
Yeah and some still think American cars are still American.
@@stevenwilliams1805 What is and isn't American is another Ship of Theseus. Don't let it get you down.
It’s called corruption.
I wonder if this is how drugs get into our countries ? It makes me think about them running human trafficking too. It's a sick world we live in. I don't trust anyone and I don't care what kind of career people have. I definitely don't trust the people that are running our government here in the USA anymore. Bunch of thugs !!
@@bonniebrown6960., Suddenly you become a neurotic, pathetic Qanoner...Cmon it’s just a container vessel that got stuck for a couple of days in a route that represents only a 20% of the global trading. What will happen if the other 80% got paralyzed?
I hope you check out what's inside those cargo containers don't let them get past security
Something to do with child/human trafficking
Who cares probably some pillows and pencils
@@cm601_plays Prove it then
There's illegal stuff on every cargo ship. How is checking cargo relevant to this situation...
@@cm601_plays Bingo! Trafficking !
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*just how strong was the wind that day to be able to move a 200,000 metric ton container ship?! something seems fishy to me...*
Well, you can actually calculate it. Wind loads can be quite strong. They increase quadratical with the wind speed. Imagine you are in a storm and then you open your jacket and hold it like a sail. Now extrapolate that to the size of that ship, its 400m long and 50m high!
Lets say the gust wind speed was 18 m/s. From the physical properties of air follows the pressure on a horizontal wall is then 240 N/m2
Multiplying that by 400m length and 50 m height of the vessel gives you a force of 480 000 N. That is a massive force, it should be enough to move that ship. How fast is just a question of the resistance of the water.
It’s in the water that’s why it’s not in land so wind can have effect..
Objects in water are tuns of pounds lighter being in water
HMMMMMM
THATS WHY TUG BOATS ARE USED TO GUID THESE BOATS. THIS WAS DELIBERATELY ORCHESTRATED BY THE OLIGARCHY TERRORIST TO SHORT THE MARKET TO BILLIONS. FOLLOW THE MONEY
Everyone: one ship cannot disrupt global supply chains
That ship: let me explain
Bat soup: 😑
Bat ship
Tenxor, You are a funny bunny.
lololololololololol
Visit your local library or sign up with audible ; )
That ship was put there on purpose.
@@derekborkent2899 exactly, part of Lockstep
Besides the pandemic this shows how we all are truly connected....
... to China.
Quantum Mechanics shows how we're all truly connected and in a much more profound way.
Dependency on China for so much of our goods is somewhat frightening if you ask me.
To A.I. nano tech experimental gene therapy I.e. vaccines
@@tomanderson3196 The Suez is the main highway between Europe and ALL of Asia. Not just China, but also Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Bangladesh, India, the Persian Gulf, East Africa....
This has certainly exposed a vulnerability that in the hands of the wrong people could certainly be exploited.
Me: Where is my Amazon orders?
Suez Canal: I am holding it.
Hahahahhahhaa
Suez Canal: it is mine now
They are going around Africa
That was my first thought when I heard this!
We In Canada we don't Wait anything from China Bc We get our stuff thru Vancouver Port not thru Eastport.
For such a critical waterway it blows my mind that there seems to be no planned strategy to address an accident like this.
That critical waterway was closed for 8 years after the 1967 Six Day War and was closed for awhile during Egypt's civil war. The media is making it worse than it is. The crisis is mostly for Egypt and ships in the canal. The big question is, is it worth going around the Cape or should we wait?
@@MountainFisher Only for who?Egypt??Go buy some fuel on Monday and get back to us on the canal not being a big issue.
@@Tampa0123456789 When did the US start importing fuel from the M.E. again? We've been exporting fuel and are self sufficient at least until Biden got inaugurated. Some oil states are ignoring his E.O.s like TX.
@@MountainFisher yep and still as soon as anything oil related, the oil co. hike up the prices making many think that it has a direct link to foreign oil supply here, really ticks me off, I try to keep gas topped off.
I'm sure lesson learned and after this a remedy for future incidents
The World : We will never be as unprepared for anything as this global pandemic .... The Ever Given ; Hold my beer!
I'll help you push!
I would be embarrassed
the Taiwanese Captain of a Panamanian ship heading to the Netherlands from China... that’s globalism
he’ll need a lot of help pushing... good thing the US military is in its way
US Navy has been by President Biden committed to this salvage and recovery work
High winds blew her off course? Such a massive cargo liner? Yeah alright I believe you , millions wouldn't but I do .
Them: "Why should I care?"
Me: "Your PS5 is on that ship."
Haha
Pathetic how sad we all are... in need of more junk
More sinister than ps5s on that ship. Think 29k pillows from wayfair.
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH LOL . then i got to China and Buy fake one PS5.
Not mine. I live in Australia.
Meanwhile, 11 million people are waiting for their Rubik's Cubes.
🤣😂🤣😂😆😂🤣
Yoyos
Do not forget the Chinese and Indians waiting for new BMWs, Wine, and Airbus parts its not all one way traffic. The US has an interest as it has an army to support in the ME.
The grounded ship carries random cargo, blocking oil tankers is a serious problem!
Send it all back to China
Just when i thought i had seen it all...2021...jeez..i wonder what we're gonna see next
Get your popcorn, enjoy the show we were told. .
Could increase food and other prices of products by alot, and they said 2021 would be better.....
Sit tite were headed onto the wind w all these greedy politicians for world dominance
Alien visit
@ISP Inc. ✌✌✌ nothing can stop what's coming and the best is yet to come.
Man put a “FREE” sign on the cargo, it will be unloaded in an hour. 😂
The most practical and efficient solution so far😅
Ur right
It's at the suez canal not Chicago river
@born2xlr8 yep why????
The pirates are on standby 🤣
Don't worry the costs will be past down to the customers who will pass it on to their customers, which is us.
👀 This is No Accident, Someone is trying to tell us something.
People get that.....right?
@@xxxsaraHelloxxx yes it’s spongebob tryna tell us something but I’m not sure what
You really think it got blown off course buy some 30 mi. per hr. wind ??? This was no 'accident'
blocked on purpose
Human trafficking
Quite an interesting discussion, however, why wasn't an expert on the mechanics of freeing the ship interviewed? They would be the ones with important information about how long it will require to open up shipping again. For those who haven't studied physics, the process may not be as simple as is being claimed by the authorities.
The same goes for the pandemic. I've been waiting to be interviewed as an actual healthcare professional... but here we are.
@@KathleenEdge wait are health care professionals not interviewed in your country in regards to COVID?
@@LasseHG1 the truth is "too scary and may cause panic"
re Drexel----WELL SAID !!!-----wonder what these idiots learn in journalism school ????????
@@KathleenEdge ....well said !!
When you realize that blockage and blockade is just a letter difference...
HOW RIGHT YOU ARE! TEST RUN?
Bingo!
@@marksimons6491 I agree. Test run to see how all parties react. I think some entity or another may have done this intentionally.
The Suez canal folks never anticipated this issue in history of its existence... Classic
Maybe it's an act of God..
@@susanfrazer4341 Yes, the wind pushed the ship off its course and into the shore, it is an act of god.
how strange it happens now. do you think this was an accident lol THINK NOT
@@topbanana4013.. Me think not either...
Oh,Doctor it was just toooo big! Well next time just say no..
Once they start moving the containers so that the ship can rise in the canal I am sure they are afraid that someone will hear the screaming trafficked humans or die from lack of air and food.
Omg that idea crossed my mind i hope there is nothing living inside these containers
@@camillakim8717 if there was anyone or anything living in the containers, sadly they would of died a long time ago
They did confirm that there is livestock onboard
These guys are dancing around the real problem.....those containers need to be opened up on camera for the whole world to see.
They are calling for food and water .. for livestock 🤔
What a strange "incident" that exactly now when there is a global Great Reset, a ship blocks the Suez canal.
There will be more incidents coming.
Murphy's law in effect now..
nice way to stop american warships transiting the canal
@@petertobin9406 truth
Exactly. That ship was intentionally turned INTO the bank. *No question about it*
Wind does not turn a manned shipped nearly 90degrees into the bank. If that were the case It would of ran aground PARALLEL to the bank if this were an actual accident.
NWO Chyna take your pick
Ship driver: “you had one job”.
yes ground the evergreen
Omg 😂
I can see why wind blew the ship off course. It's one giant wall. Wind pressure was probably phenomenal. To avoid that in the future, they need to have spaces between the cargo containers to relieve the wind pressure.
Its the total surface area, gaps wouldn't help
Bob---the spaces wouldn't help much, It's about EASY MONEY !---far too many containers,stacked far too high. Simple----it's about G R E E D .
how strong does that wind was??? in addition to that sailing in quiet waters....what about those ships navigating in the open sea with high waves, winds and they don't sink or have trouble.. I do understand the ship is huge and the canal in kind of narrow, but still? for me, that's a huge lie...
@@abajoloscastros1181 You must be from the US
@@abajoloscastros1181 You've failed Science didnt you?
The engine not being able to overcome strong winds is worthy of note.
its not a tug boat, or in open water SMH
In open water the ship would have angled somewhat into the wind and continued in the desired direction. But apparently the canal was too narrow for the ship to do that. 40 mph crosswinds pushed it beyond the ship's capability to maintain its desired heading.
I can't believe a ship that size with a load that heavy could be turned that easily by wind...yet there's no mention of wind damage on land....wouldn't this lead you to believe that if this were a cruise ship on the open sea that high winds would spin the ship like a top? Maybe I'm looking at it the wrong way.
@@johngage5391 nah it was deliberate
@@jacquelinefidler4255 Russian hackers!!
200 000 tons and the wind blew it of course.... really
Surface area and a woman behind the wheel. A deadly combo.
Indians give these types of excuses as the entire Crew of this ship is Indian 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Its the arrogant Egyptian pilot's fault....
@@padraigomadain6681 aisj thats sexist....
@@padraigomadain6681 women are generally better drivers when it comes to high risk scenarios such as this.
How come you didnt ask an engineer or a captain how to solve the problem instead of having 3 “analysts” who have only see vessels in pictures???
Looks like a good reason to build stuff at home and not be dependent of foreign supply chains.
And maintain and repair things. I once knew an old mechanic who's entire tool collection was probably older than me.
Do we even need a reason
I know, right? What a novel idea. That "common sense" thing keeps eluding people.
until people realize how expensive it is to give people actual proper wages lol
@@lucaslucas191202 it dosen't help that many of us treat everything as a disposable product. When it comes to people, as a whole, nothing is straight forward.
This goes beyond trade or economic impact, it shows how everybody on this planet needs to live in harmony. Everybody depends on one another and heads of states should thrive to link up for the good of mother earth and its inhabitants. NOW!!!
Can't get your seamen home? Use Astroglide. No canal is too tight for Astroglide.
Mate, this is an example of why stupidly intricate trade systems should not be so heavily relied on over national responsibility. Sure global trade is ok but it shouldn’t kill people to have mistakes.
Or it shows how every nation should be more self-reliant and Source less junk globally
Never happen. Nice dream
This is a great interview/program!... I have never seen the host before not do I watch this network; although this is what “ journalism “ is missing so much in the western world (especially the most western continent of North America).. The journalism we get is so sold out to their own .gov that info is so lacking that the big networks aren’t even worth watching (and 80%+++ don’t watch them).
Good job (so far)
This is Al Jazeera, and I believe it is a Qatari news agency partly funded by the state. They not only cover world events, I’ve also seen a documentary from them on Simon Shaheen, a Palestinian musician that essentially revived Arab music in America
This isn’t the only news that is state funded and is miles better than American news. Noticed a pattern developing,, state news agency from developed countries=informative news agency
That’s AlJazerra which is fully funded by Qatari government and completely biased against current Egyptian President El-Sisi. If you watch again carefully, you will see that the questions are directed to one side to switch this from an accidental things to a political attack against El-Sisi especially from the Egyptian guest. Who’s is probably a Muslim Brotherhood member.
Qatar supported Muslim Brotherhood to rule Egypt and took over the revolution on 2011. The MBH turned Egypt from a liberal open country to a religious fanatic country.
El-Sisi with a permission from 30 million people who went on the streets on June 2013 to repel MBH, yes that’s right 30 million, he had to free Egypt from them and since that time Qatar leave no effort to ruin his reputation. But the truth is that he is one of the best if not by far the best Egyptian ruler ever. I can tell you more about what he have done in Egypt since he took over in 2014. BTW , he came to be the president by an elections.
@@myonlylove24 Can you tell me more about the Egyptian President? You do not need to go into specifics, and please give a good source. Al Jazeera may be biased, but it is nothing compared to American media.
@@AlifLamMiim believe me they are way worse than the American media. They were the main cause of all the destructive evolutions that left most countries in the Middle East in deep bad disastrous situation. Look at Syria, Yemen, Lybia, Iraq, Tunisia , and the list goes on.
@@AlifLamMiim
Some fact points:
He cured millions of Egyptians from a long time Hepatitis-C disease that they suffered and no one cared before.
He protected the country from a civil war after the MBH were taken down by the people. All foreign media will call a coupe but Egyptians call it a real revolution.
He created a mega projects in all sides of the economy that I can’t even count.
He eliminated the terrorist attacks that happened almost on daily basis in Sinai.
Egypt before 2015 was hugely suffering from lake of electricity, he was able to solve this and now Egypt has enough power to export to other countries.
Many more things that can’t even remember all.
A week ago I was wondering how things get here in Europe... thanks for the navigators, just made it very clear for me
The Egyptians clearly have no idea how to deal with the issue. They just know how to collect passing fees
Or they don't care
But they built the pyramids.
@@jeffmarshall5269 The Egyptians who built the pyramids have nothing to do with the Egyptians of today. In any event, it is obvious that Egypt should raise its rates enormously to reduce traffic.
Lol you have no idea.
Egypt is run this way from top to bottom.
Total chaos in every corner.. no surveillance or problem learning systems that's why there are time bombs everywhere in this country.
You can see it without being a part of the system.
A country full of great minds yet administrated by corrupt unqualified selfprofit-oriented old people so this is the normal outcome, rigid unadaptive system.
I still can't believe 200 000 Tones floating onto the ocean
Pretty amazing, isn’t it?I fly all the time and that still amazes me....
I’m 68kg and i sink in water🤣
Well, that's when you realised you're bad at math and physics
Not a mishap...planned...oil⬆️⬆️⬆️
Exactly and excuse for inflation on everyday goods like food and tech.
Its the arrogant Egyptian pilot's fault....
I don't think so, just a miscalculation by the Capt, plus bad weather.
Agree.
Of course the markets have been dwn for a mo when elites don't rake millions in daily for that long a lot of baby tantrums get thrown there the real bosses afterall
So a big ship able to go through rough sea can't handle a wind at a small cannel. Strange isn't it.
New rules perhaps for the future? No ship can be longer than the width of the canal?
This was intentional n Japan spilled oil on water
lol. and a captain over 3' tall
That tells you who we're dealing with; they're not too bright.
When chaos theory comes true for all to see ' when winds in the Suez canal affect the fuel costs in Rotterdam '
It's butterfly effect
Very fascinating piece. Thank you!
This just shows how delicate the whole manufacturing and distribution world really is. I like to call it the Jenga affect, because, it's been built up on a basis that you simply pull one wrong block it all comes crumbling down.
It takes courage and integrity to admit what Mohammad was admitting about the Egyptian government. I wish journalists in the US would have the same ability to be that honest and forthcoming with respect to the US government.
Also, Russia’s nordstream 2 negotiations with Germany are likely to get a bit interesting
Are u saying the Russians did this on purpose?
If this was intentional, the list of potential suspects is longer than the trip around africa.
@@cenccenc946 agreed!
@@cenccenc946 perhaps, all of them are in it 😁
@@michaelesq.atpcfii.9862 I'm not saying anything...It's just...interesting...that this happened in the southern section of the canal, and not one of the northern sections where there are bypasses. If you wanted to block it, you couldn't pick a better spot. It's not just run aground, it's 50+ feet dug into the canal side. That bulbous bow you see sticking into the side of the canal gives perspective - the ship's keel sits more than 15 meters below the water line. The friction of 400k tons being dragged through sand and mud means it's effectively impossible to just pull it out, it'd take 300 of the largest tugs of earth to just pull it free through brute force.
Interestingly, much of Europe's crude comes from Africa and Russia now, although some of that African production is dependent on foreign engineers to actually operate, and some of it was drawn down last feb as the price collapsed. Peter Zeihan gave an excellent presentation on this topic last spring as it specifically relates to crude, he'll likely have better insight in the next coming weeks.
Yeah, I would be seriously worried about the Japanese owner being at risk of suicide, considering the way Japan is about 'failure' and 'taking responsibility.' He probably is totally humiliated right now.
I thought the report said the ship came from Taiwan or Korea.?
@@valerieirvin249 Built in Japan. Owner is Japanese. But it's run by a Taiwanese company. Registered in Panama.
@@valerieirvin249 The ship itself might have come from there, I'm not sure, but the guy who owns it is Yukito Higaki, from Japan. Or it might have been shipping stuff from Taiwan or Korea.
prob wont apply to some rich business owner who didnt actually run the ship aground, it wasnt his fault the ship beached, was the wind/crew
It feels like that ship has put EU under Sanctions 😂No Middle Eastern Oil and Gas
hahaha
@Einherjar DK lol if russia too stops supplying then you're doomed for sure
its propaganda to gain egypt power OVER EU..
it is about time we free ourselves from oil sold by barbarian regimes anyways.. no more money to dictators..
@@SideWalkAstronomyNetherlands z people of egypt aint z problem they want fair give & take poltic!!! but z regim is bad sisi must go!!!!! zis is very funny propaganda!!!!
It surprises me that they would allow a ship that is longer than the width of the canal to pass through it
It will be like Christmas 🎄comes early for pirates ☠ once the ships get re-routed!
aaaarrrr
Its the arrogant Egyptian pilot's fault....
Overchoice leads to indecision
Merry Christmas
Apart from the wind acting on the ship you also have the bounce-back of water acting on the hull in a confined space such as the canal .
Have to look see who's making a fortune off shorting this situation
That's actually a good point
@Lee Boyd don't know if that's sarcasm but, it's an interesting angle.
@Lee Boyd yeah, oil is not going anywhere, anytime soon.
That's a lockdown of titanic proportions 😎💯
Nice one mate xD.
this is gonna make for a great discovery/national geographic/youtube documentary about the fixing of this problem when this is all behind us. Really interested in the physics behind this
Unbelievable, something that seems so improbable happens and that it could create such a catastrophe is just unbelievable. Wait until people see the charted course that was travelled pre wreck, something was definitely going on with the captain/crew
@Everybody's best is different So Walmart is Japanese?
@Everybody's best is different i repeat is Walmart Japanese?
@Everybody's best is different it is you that are confusing the Evergreen Group in the US with a totally different company Evergreen Marine in Taiwan. They are not remotely related. The Walmart Evergreen is named after Evergreen Colorado
@Everybody's best is different So see Evergreen products in your local Walmart and conclude the are made by the Taiwananese International freight company. Perhaps you should use Google more often. Or check with Walmart what they actually own and run.
@@flightographist Thanks, I did checkout Walmarts holdings and Evergreen Marine before I commented but apparently that wasn't "deep enough"
Almost incredible how Iran was actually able to create that huge wind storm that could move such a huge mechanical mountain, mega fans
Well in water,the resistance is very low,so technically even a ship weighing thousands of tonnes can drift
😂
😂😂😂😂
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@@jont2576 The Rudder directs the ship. If you want to ground it, it is on the Captain who ordered it.
Ships do also have a black box.
Would not be surprised it was turned off or it is now missing. Mark my words.
I already felt like I was on the deck of the Titanic for the past year. So it's somewhat humorous that a titanic ship is sinking the world economy.
Its what they want , another excuse to easy the sheeple minds
As an aside, I really enjoyed this news report. So many news companies rush through stories. This was paced really well and I now really understand the situation
Personally I dislike the fact that the initial report says that the vessel was steerd off course by the wind, something that is not necessarily true and is under investigation. Are they trying to blame this on an act of God? Not good reporting.
@@fiegenfiegen The shipping company is claiming that. I figure the investigation will get to the bottom of the claim. Al Jazeera would be speculating if they claimed otherwise
Now I have the answer to my lifelong question... My good days are stuck in one of the containers on that ship.. Happy to get an ETA though!
Mail order bride??
Lol
@@Rangetechus ya just never know, many are under the age of 12..just saying
@@Rangetechus Ting Tong HaHa
the ends are supported on land but the center is flexing up and down with the tide. good luck
That thing is going to crack wow what a site that would b
They just dig on each side of canal to get it wider to move. Dredging it to have room enough to maneuver. Now China knew how to win a war.
HOW TO BREAK A HULL
Makes one wander if the hand of the almighty God are in on it!!?
There is an average tide rate of only 4-5 feet in the suez canal which is virtually insignificant in this case. The ship flexes fore and aft much more than than in an even moderate ocean swell so you can rest at ease, Ernest, the ship will not break in two...
The fact that our military and Russia’s are guarding both sides...and this is such great timing given world economic and political situations...not only do I think it’s not an accident I think this is going to lead to massive deals, changes, outcomes etc. I’ve even heard there’s human trafficking containers on the ship. That part is speculative at this point but this isn’t just a landed ship. It’s atleast a power play by someone or a group of countries. No way this just happens.
I love how we always have to fabricate wild conspiracies to explain what is often just sheer dumb incompetence/tragic accidents.
@@ShamliseG I love how someone can see an emediate military response by two superpowers on a “stupid or chance occurance” when oil and supply chains
Are already short during a global plandemic and say “it’s conspiracy” that maybe..just maybe...it involves money and shipping trade....
Hillary code name EvergreeN! Operation save the children!
@@freeurmind369 hope so. I know of it’s true we won’t know till it’s time but it’s getting hard to hope with all the globalist agendas marching on not missing a beat so far. There’s juuuuust enough to keep me hoping.
Here comes the conspiratards
Already having a problem w/ Amazon packages not arriving
This was a very good review and analysis of the real problems.
This program is on AlJazerra which is fully funded by Qatari government and completely biased against current Egyptian President El-Sisi. If you watch again carefully, you will see that the questions are directed to one side to switch this from an accidental things to a political attack against El-Sisi especially from the Egyptian guest. Who’s is probably a Muslim Brotherhood member.
Qatar supported Muslim Brotherhood to rule Egypt and took over the revolution on 2011. The MBH turned Egypt from a liberal open country to a religious fanatic country.
El-Sisi with a permission from 30 million people who went on the streets on June 2013 to repel MBH, yes that’s right 30 million, he had to free Egypt from them and since that time Qatar leave no effort to ruin his reputation. But the truth is that he is one of the best if not by far the best Egyptian ruler ever. I can tell more about what he have done for Egypt since he took over in 2014.
BTW , he came to the presidency by free state elections.
@@myonlylove24 your comment lends a thoughtful balance to the video report, thank you
I think my next purchase of Kikkoman soy sauce is now stuck in that ship.
except if you are in the states it's made in Wisconsin, the land of cheese.
🤣
They sell that in supermarkets.
Same thing, i ordered yakisoba noodle 2 mos. waiting + another 30 days waiting.
@@hockeyman1054 it's just like siracha sauce. Actually invented and made in California.... the real cheese state
The Egyptians need to have stricter rules about the size of vessels that can use the canal.
They just need to expand its size to accommodate larger ships. Preventing some ships from going through would translate to a massive loss for Egypt.
@@MWENDA-vv5im And then when greed kicks in and the oligarchs want to build even bigger ships - expand the canal again? And so on?
@@oraclex2976 Egypt makes a lot of money from the canal, almost $6billion annually. I'm sure expanding the canal will cost much less and it will be a wise investment. Even if they have to do it every 10-20 years, it would still be worth it.
@@MWENDA-vv5im I believe they just expanded it already in 2015
No
This whole thing was deliberate
Looks like a insanely huge opportunity to move a lot of contraband once the canal opens up again.
FBI be like 👀
Why all of a sudden?? The Canal has existed forever...
@@TopG922 I guess he means that once it's unblocked then there will be an urgency to get everyone moving. Everyone will just be happy that it's finally flowing again.
You can stand on deck with your undernourished smuggled children and wave to officials and get waves back lmao.
The Colombians will be moving a lot of 'product'.
@@bossingtonhillforever4267 What would the Columbians be doing in Egypt? I think your thinking about the Panama Canal lol
The captain of that boat is going to be in so much grief its unreal.
Why? He probably didn't do anything wrong.
@@grzegorzmalski4489 well if he done every thing right he wouldnt be in this sitution would he
@@nopda4095 as far as I know the pilot drives the ship in the canal
A ship is under control of a qualified pilot in this waterway.
@@grzegorzmalski4489 its called responsibility.
Risk management was taught at my Cal Poly decades ago!
Cal poly Pomona. Coach Scolinos. Go Broncos. Or were you a Mustang
GOOD HEALTH
Surely nobody has learned from this that disabling a container ship in a narrow passage can instantly cause global calamity
Evergiven to “everstuck”
It's Evergreen you fooken idiot
@@JR-nj8le It's Evergiven. You can apologize at your earliest convenience.
Lol. Brought by Everclear.
@@JR-nj8le it’s evergiven and thanks
@@piedpiper7051 LOL good one!
"I'M THE CAPTAIN NOW!"
Irishman😆
Those images are astounding.
To me, the answer is both simple, and obvious. If you have a huge object that’s stuck, you need something of sufficient power to release it. If tug boats aren’t up to the job, then you need something bigger, perhaps much, much bigger to pull it out, for example, an empty cargo ship.
You would need a lot of hardened steel and someone to form into a shape that would not only strengthen the front of the stuck ship, but also to allow it to be pulled with enough force to free it, but not break it.
Why the experts haven’t thought of this is beyond me 🤷♂️
This thing is a world 🌍 disaster...right now
I think north 🤔 America 🇺🇸 is ok.
SPARKS
@Joe Marley why didn't I think of that!!!
COVID-19 times. Lol.
at C K - yeah i agree - This thing is a world wide 🌍 disaster...right now
@UCzkP-uzUUfiTOdTQe6Rj4Rg this too shall pass and there world 🌎 will be a 🌞 brighter place.
Q
This is not Happened on its own this happend for a reason!!
Yeah.
Wind
Calm before the storm
The wealth of the wicked is lay up for the just! YAH is revealing HIS POWER and PLAN. JOEL 2:25 (Joe 2:25) And I will restore to you the years that the locust hath eaten, the cankerworm, and the caterpiller, and the palmerworm, my great army which I sent among you. After all everything belongs to YAH. SHALOM
WISDOM
@@sanbruno3606 FREEDOM
A vessel registered in Panama operated by a Taiwanese company and headed from China to Rotterdam...... then a Japanese came out to say sorry. what the...
Its a japanese manufactuered ship manoevered by Taiwanese so rightfully the latter is more responsible for it.
@@bhuvanamani9151 The whole crew is Indian
@@MrPathorock Indians are the highest paid seafarers in the world(more than Ukrainians and poles)
For a reason I suppose
@@MrPathorock yes but employers take the responsibility for mishap not employees. Agreed some 20 odd were Indians among crew. And you cant blame them for currents😅
@HeHe HaHa No one from the developed world want to work in merchant navy.
That's why Asians and east Europeans are highered in the first place.
It's part of the grand plan , that wasn't an accident, Ray Charles could see that , God bless America and God for us all , AMEN
@Robert G Burke right, much easier to think that the “wind” blew it. 🙄
@Robert G Burke sure, so tell me how many ships pass through the Suez Canal annually since it’s been built in 1869? Has wind ever blown any of them aground?? I’ll wait...
@Robert G Burke if canal was not built for big ships like that than why did they try to went through?
@@luciferapotheosis
because time is money my friend
@@DecibelAlex I know the ? was for Robert g burke
How has this never happened before?
Container ships aren't this big in general. This thing is severely under powered given its massive size and "sail area". 40 knot dust storm cross wind with zero visibility was too much for it.
@@christopherbeddoe406 thank you for the comment! I was wondering what happened
@Fox Racing In the last few years container ships have been getting much bigger and deeper, but as Beddoe above said they've made them bigger yet they have not given them more power. No need for it to be "On Purpose". There is a video on harbors dredging their channels deeper to accommodate just these bigger container ships. Only ten years ago there were no container ships as big as Ever Given. It is ridiculous to allow shipping companies to force taxpayers to fund $300,000,000 dredging projects just to please greedy shippers.
crack wasent around back then
WISDOM
Greed makes ships get bigger and bigger, meanwhile the infrastructure hasn't caught up or been upgraded yet.
Talk about putting all your eggs in one basket!
I work in a warehouse for a family business and this has affected us massively. I can't fathom what it's like for mega corporations
dollar stores are going to run out of my favorite stuff
Yeah those poor mega corps must be suffering massively...
mega corps have enough money don't you worry ;)
Watch out everyone the non conformist society has arrived. This has a lot more to do with than just money you know. Don't stress too much when your Amazon order doesn't arrive on time
mega corporations dont care, this is like a water droplet taken from a lake
Family business warehouses are the ones that were hit hardest, definetly
I, dear friends, do not understand this bureaucracy with a container ship in the Suez Canal. I can advise several ways to quickly remove the container ship:
1) Arrange a flash mob in the networks, paint avatars, share the hashtag "I/We are a container ship", declare a sit-in school strike.
2) Invite the Avengers - although I think Hulk and Vision can handle it together.
3) Ask the visionary of modernity, who previously dug super-fast tunnels, rescued children from caves and solved the problems with electricity in Australia. He must have something in reserve.
It can't be that an advanced civilization, led by the architects of the universe, in fact, was unable to easily and simply align some barge turned by the wind (!). And it can't be that some unfortunate wind can take and clog 12% of the world's trade.
...Or maybe the civilization imagines too much about itself?
Was this planned/ deliberate? 😜
Some think it was a white hat event, which would mean a bad day for the globalists, good day for humanity. IMO.
You are Getting warmer !
Thank god you have a brain to challenge the dishonest and corrupt MSM
Good question. Inquiring suspicious minds want to know.🤔
20,000 containers. Given the human trafficking economy, how many have humans, how many drugs and weapons? Chances are, people are dying right now.
@@ST-hw4qv never thought about that. Do people really migrate like that?
Even in ideal circumstances, I feel like that would be certain death. I'm sure those containers get HOT!
My armchair engineer recommendation; winch from land pulling at stern, vacuum out material at bow, pump lighter than air gasses inside vessel, offload cargo by helicopter sacrificing cargo if need be. Reduce weight by any means. Push water towards vessel from both directions.
And/or just Pray All the Way!
this was a very informative piece for me and very well done. While I may not be a fan of AlJazeera overall, this was great open dialogue.
The interviewer kept asking technical questions about this to the former EU ambassador, not to the certified ship captain. How stupid.
just news hounds going the essayist way of creating news nothing new
Iran be like....."wait it's that easy"
They was aware before their revolution. Bet that!
“48-72 hours” - yea, sure..
It’s like when the weed guy tells you “five minutes away” but hasn’t even left his house yet.. so he keeps saying five minutes, which means five hours... he just doesn’t want you to call someone else so he keeps stringing you along.
Fellow is Speaking from experience here
That’s when call another guy.
I concur
Not just the weed guy... coke guy, heron guy, meth guy, pill guy. They all untrustworthy
It was worse than that when I was smoking the refer.
The fact that it got stuck in such a special position that there’s no space at all for any other ship to pass... Seems suspicious