Broken Towline Adds Misery to Ship Nightmare

A Coast Guard official says a disabled cruise ship off the coast of Alabama is again moving toward the shore after a broken towline delayed the vessel's slow journey back to port. (Feb. 14)

• Category

  News & Politics

[ElijahJohn888]

If people were really waking up they would be heading for the life boats. Even rats have enough smarts to abandon a sinking ship.

If the house you are living in is about to collapses you get out & seek shelter else where. The kingdom of this world is about to come crashing down [ it cannot stand b/c it is divided ]. Wake up & seek another Kingdom that will never collapses THE KINGDOM OF GOD. Do not waste your time trying to saved The Titanic get on The Life Boat called Salvation NOW.

[I Flick]

Imagine a vacation cruise in which you genuinely feel like jumping overboard! What Hell. After Batan, captured troops were loaded into the holds of cargo steamers in the tropics on their way to prison. The heat, thirst and hunger drove them mad. How far off is this from that? Not very.

[Choppy Sticks]

would be too simple. they have 24 ships in their fleet and just recently sent out another ship loaded with passengers insted of sending it out and picking them up with it being empty... they obvi don't care about their passengers if they are sending another fully loaded cruise ship out and making money off them

[TheOuskie]

look at the deck. It is filled with make shift tents That is not a good situation. lmfao. Those poor people, i could just imagine the hell that they are facing.

[bboucharde]

This is a PR nightmare for the cruise line operator.

[thrummer1953]

Times have changed.

[kdavidmcd]

All those people are in a fucked up situation on that ship. They're getting boatfucked.

[talentcourt]

This never happened on the love boat! 

[AdamMoss14]

So why can't they just send out another cruise ship or any ship big enough to take the stranded back to port?

[thrummer1953]

Just tell them that they have died & gone to hell, & are never ever getting off.