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Commerce between Europe and North America has literally come to a halt. For the first time in known history, not one cargo ship is in-transit in the North Atlantic between Europe and North America. All of them (hundreds) are either anchored offshore or in-port. NOTHING is moving.
The map has a filter. Selecting for cargo ships which are underway shows a good number of vessels.
The source also posted a link to a ship and vessel tracking map. I'm pretty confident members here will know what they are looking at much better then I do. Or have a better map link.
originally posted by: infolurker
a reply to: onehuman
Buy more food.
Buy lots of food.
Remember, proof is needed by debunkers as well as anyone else.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: caterpillage
Remember, proof is needed by debunkers as well as anyone else.
You mean proof that there is not no traffic, as claimed by the article in the OP? Provided.
Now, if you want to prove that the level of traffic is unusually low, go for it.
In the meantime, maybe a screenshot with the appropriate filters in place showing more ships transiting the Atlantic?
For the first time in known history, not one cargo ship is in-transit in the North Atlantic between Europe and North America. All of them (hundreds) are either anchored offshore or in-port. NOTHING is moving.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: caterpillage
In the meantime, maybe a screenshot with the appropriate filters in place showing more ships transiting the Atlantic?
More than none?
You can see for yourself the claim is bogus.
For the first time in known history, not one cargo ship is in-transit in the North Atlantic between Europe and North America. All of them (hundreds) are either anchored offshore or in-port. NOTHING is moving.