Good old Greta
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No evidence then. Just the independent source that was posted at the time.
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You have yet to post anything contrary to the FACT that the largest humanitarian (Greta's Global Sumud) flotilla set sail on the 28/09/25 from Crete.
Please offer up your evidence that only two boats set sail. We'll wait...
(he won't, he can't).
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But it's still true! I don't read much news and I haven't watched TV news for several years. I've never understood why everyone seems to think I know everything that's going on.
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They do? You have the same access to information as the rest of us.
If you can show that only two boats in Greta's Global Sumud Flotilla were sailing towards Gaza on the 29/09/25 when I posted way back, please show the forum. Chicken biker so far has only produced lies (and waffle) and has yet to show evidence to the contrary.
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other than the AIS tracks of the vessels that showed they weren't moving.
Already did it at the time.
There was indeed a leading party of a few boats and lot more arrived around 3-4 days later. Some were so slow the IDF had to actually go out and search for them.
nonsense. - its there for all to see.
Feel free to show an official AIS track showing 42 boats in a flotilla.
So you keep saying. Post up the evidence not just your say so?
Post it up then?
I have now found out that there were thirty two journalists on the boats. I have no evidence to dispute what they reported. I know nothing about boats; not even what AIS is or what weighing anchor means. All I was really wanting to know is whether this idea that there were only actually two boats is a widely held belief amongst a certain segment of the blogosphere. Or whether MBK is the the sole proponent. I can't find any mention of it anywhere else.
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Even the organisers themselves have published the vessel tracks. Though less than 10% are verifiable via AIS. (hmmm how odd).
globalsumudflotilla.org
Only a handful made it and the vast majority were 3 days behind the "group"
Each boat shows its lat and long at the point it was "intercepted".
Mission Reflection - Global Sumud Flotilla
Only a handful made it and the vast majority were 3 days behind the "group"
Each boat shows its lat and long at the point it was "intercepted".
How many on each boat?
Have you verified it?
AIS can be turned off. However, the massive public interest meant that would only be a token gesture. There are other ways to monitor the 40+ boat flotilla. It keeps dumbos like chicken biker aroused.
Chicken biker thinks a still from a video of boats with dropped anchor is evidence enough. Go figure. His maritime nous is not much better than his legal nous. Weighing anchor is what the 40+ boat flotilla did on the 28th and set sail for Gaza. Chicken biker thinks they are still off the coast of Crete.
It's chicken biker at his lying trolling best. I'm not doing much tonight, so I'm happy to see him keeping Greta in the spotlight.
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Is that more than two!!!Even the organisers themselves have published the vessel tracks. Though less than 10% are verifiable via AIS. (hmmm how odd).
Mission Reflection - Global Sumud Flotilla
Only a handful made it and the vast majority were 3 days behind the "group"
Each boat shows its lat and long at the point it was "intercepted".
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Go to bed boyo, you are an embarrassment to sailors.
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Why would you turn your AIS off? Maybe because you wanted to pretend you were somewhere where you weren't?
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As I said:
Departed, sailed, convoy, flotilla, towards Gaza. All doing a lot of heavy lifting.
There were in fact a couple of slow lead boats with most of the “group” departing later from different origins.
If only there was a real system that tracks maritime vessels, so that people don’t have to make it up. Oh wait.. there is.
The flotilla vessels turned off their Automatic Identification System (AIS) transponders primarily to prevent the Israeli Navy from precisely tracking their location in real time.
Give it up boyo. Your lies and waffle are an embarrassment to sea farers everywhere.