Disasters of the Century | Season 3 | Episode 31 | Britannia Beach Flood | Ian Michael Coulson 

manslayer1972 Yup.

No. You’re the only one. Ever.

Indeed

Me, for days now! They are very good videos

Oh yeah.

this documentary have been on YT since 2017...

I have to say I think it first time she saw a violin at all lol

I used to hate to watch Michael Landon sawing on the fiddle on " Little House on the Prairie." Same problem, but in so many episodes. It was just hard to watch!!

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Good catch 😂😂😂 He’s definitely in trouble I know that arm grip anywhere 😂

they just had to try one more time to be sure lol

I hear you Joshua, clearly people want those in full instead of webisodes.

Sorry I knew I had to lol, but I'm curious to see what other shows you'll be posting up soon.

Joshua Smith it’s great, isn’t it?

Not think it great to use water repellent on hair lol

It how you say I would have gotten fired when companies could get away with just murdering you.

His warning wouldn’t have been appreciated and he could have gotten fired.

@@annredding3091 Honestly, he should have still warned the people whether they fired him or not because think of the lives he could have saved

@@michaelbutterfield1260 -- They would have blown him off.

@@annredding3091 i betchya i got fired!... lol

Maryse Flore , in this case the town came first so you could say why didn’t this very rich company move the town before building a dam, answer, money, no matter how much money a company has they won’t spend it on such a massive undertaking that would hurt the bottom line, profit. People who build communities below dams do take risks due to location, but they consider the risk of a dam collapse minimal and the people who move to these new towns don’t even think so far as to consider it a possibility or even know about it. Don’t get me wrong I totally agree with you, these construction projects should be forced to take into consideration environmental impact studies and far greater risk assessments before they are given permission to build in the type of location that puts innocent lives at risk, even if that risk is so remote and improbable that a disaster of this type could never happen, but again, money drives everything and permits to build new communities,thus bringing in much needed revenue to local governments, are given without the consequences being fully realised. And of course, no matter how good construction is, Mother Nature will always have the last say.

It’s usually because the dam was built later. Also, In some mining disasters (usually tailings) the company placed the worker buildings.

SORRY THEY DID NOT HAVE LAMBORGHINI TO DRIVE TO WORK DO YOU KNOW WHAT THE LANDSCAPE 100 YEARS AGO MAKE AMENITIES WHERE YOU SEE FIT NOT FOR THEM NOT LIVE ON HIGH HORSE

Most of the time the towns came first

Most towns came first. Did you think there was some ancient race of dam builders that beat us here?

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Thanks for watching.

Poor actors being put through so much and camera man survives all

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Our pleasure Renee!

What amazes me is how much research went into making these "disaster" videos. In particular, how in the hell did they find the descendants of people in these "ancient" tragedies ? I'm quite certain that finding these very informative descendants must have consumed MANY hours of investigation & tracing. ... So.Experienced@gmail.com

Thanks

It's theatrical license. It was not meant to be literal.

Holy fuck Why RU-vid comments all the fk same

OSTAP BENDER CND, That’s an impossibility, if all the comments were the same then you would only have one comment with too many names assigned to it for RU-vid to be able to list them all.

Water bends easily. Lol

That is a really interesting! I'll look around and see what I can do! Thanks for sticking around Kevin!

@@BadDayHQ have to stick around... addicted to your works

thats your fault not the video dumbass get a ad block ... how stupid do you feel lol

The big fear of a washout comes mostly from debris collecting on the upstream side. The men would be stationed to dislodge obstructions.

"They" being the plant owners and managers. "They" made it fine, guess who got wiped out.

Let me know if at least one FAMILIA thanks

I’ve got only two ads during the entire video.

Just slide the little red bar to the right until you reach the end. Hit the replay button and all ads disappear.

Thanks we will check on it.

Yes. The mine closed quite a long time ago and was turned into a huge museum. The whole mountainside was subdivided and it costs a fortune to buy a lot there. It's a quick 15 minute drive into Squamish at the top of Howe Sound where I live.

@@AnotherWittyUsername. I was there about 32 years ago, then again, 5 or 6 years later. The last trip, so much destruction going on and lots for sale. Kinda figured that beautiful little village would disappear. I'm not surprised, but very saddened to hear you confirm this.

I've often wondered why atheists spend more time thinking on God than do most believers. I assume it's hate for something YOU can have but don't.

Geez

Massively butthurt you are.

You should have stopped at 'Atheists spend more time thinking...........'

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