"There's a lot of pressure on us": Removing and recycling Key Bridge wreckage 

why?

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They figured what the F’k…Let’s go for it and we’ll fix it once we’re out to sea. We have a schedule to keep!!!

using the main channel here is like the freeway after an accident. They will have a few lanes open, but not totally done for many months.

I've wondered about whether getting some of the gigantic European cranes would help. You'd think with what was at stake that the powers that be wouldn't be doing anything but trying to figure out the fastest way to do this, but maybe not?

They do not sail those things over the ocean. Just stay over there and do some more environmental impact studies. We got this

@@bend8353 Thanks for the response. My apologies, but I didn't quite understand what you meant. Are you saying that the giant cranes in Europe can't be moved across the ocean? That seems plausible, but I wasn't sure you meant that.

@@davefoc I think the point here is first those cranes would need to be available. Secondly, it would take weeks to get them here, if they are on a sea going ship, which I doubt. A sea going ship can't get close to the debris because they have a larger draft than a barge. Third, there's only so much working room so wouldn't speed things up that much. Now that we are organized, this will move more quickly.

Are they going to get the bodies out as well?

Are these the guys in charge or just PR specialists?

Propane burns hotter and is cheaper thats why they use it for scrap metal

Says the guy at a desk.

YES. WE ALL NEED A HARD HAT TO DEAL WITH YOUR IGNORANT COMMENT😂😂😂

I think the gyroscopic action of the huge propellor starting/stopping and reversing would have a big effect on the the direction of the ship, that along with the power failure likely eliminating the control of the rudder. The rudder sits behind the propellor so it the propellor stops the rudder has very little control of the ship's direction.

Oxy-acetylene cutting torch is what he is using to cut steel. (oxygen and acetylene mixture)

o yeah ive been cutting steel with propane for forty years you need the propane tip for torch

Yes you can. You are not a steel worker, are you??? Oxy propane torches have been around for longer than I've been alive. A lot of ship yards use propane or natural gas for cutting steel. This is not a new thing.

Right...good luck with that

Sweet lady propane!

Thats what they use in the scrapyards...its cheaper and burns hotter than acetylene

@@wientz I've never heard of a propane cutting torch. Oxygen mixture, right?

@@wientz You have that backwards; The maximum neutral flame for oxygen/ acetylene is about 5720 F, while the temperature for oxygen/ propane is 5112. Acetylene is hotter and iron workers prefer it but propane is much cheaper.

why not?

probably costs $10 to make those small pieces. It's more labor than you think.

As you can see from the videos, they are not in a huge hurry doing anything there. They are, however, getting it done. I guarantee they are not going to have anyone there, for too long, that can't handle the job. If it's too much "pressure" on them, they need to be removed from the site. This job is not for a rookie, that's going to be worried about the "pressure". The proper men will be put on the job, and they will get it done. No muss, no fuss..

How do you know they’re acetylene?

@@farmerthatflies Because thats ALWAYS the gas thats used for cutting metal with a "cutting torch". Propane doesn't make a hot enough flame for that purpose !!

@@pappabob29actually propane is used quite often for cutting steel. It only requires a different torch tip

@@farmerthatflies Learn something every day (hopefully). ;o) Sorry about the "mis-information" and thanks for the education !!

@@pappabob29to be honest it is usually scrap or salvage type operations that use propane due to the fact that it’s so much cheaper. Welding and or fab shops usually stick to acetylene

And that's not a bad thing. US infrastructure, used by US citizens. It will be a fraction of what we send overseas.

Thats an uninformed thing to say.

Cluleless know nothings, DEI in action.

lol, ya got your tin foil hat on a little too tight on this one man.

@@MikesToolShed Oh really. Maybe you're just comfortable believing lies. Maybe you have no choice but to hold tightly to your idolatry because it's all you have. Better pledge a new round of allegiance, haha. If this is anything but a lie, it will only be one in a row for many years now. So what about that? I think you better just put your eclipse glasses back on and go get another booster. How about you rewatch the original video of the bridge collapse, and then show me an example ever in the history of monolithic concrete and steel support structures pulverizing into powder from an impact.. EVER? There is only one way to do it: SDCA's (Silent Chemical Demolition Agents). And I posit that the men at the bottom of the bay were not simply incidental to the plan, but also the key witnesses, and the very laborers who drilled the holes and placed the sdca's. Yeah, just a little more murder. I heard on the Jimmy Dore show that the covid vaccine count is up to 17 million; what you'd expect from a global war. People think the day of judgment and a reighn of terror is far off, while they're entering into the midst of it. I could go on and on with irrefutalbe evidence and leads regarding the bridge [demolition], and the strategies; but I see you are a ready fool. So yeah, just keep looking to the sceptre of the kingdom; but don't disregard which team is holding the game flag, or what your own eyes have witnessed.

@@MikesToolShed Oh really. Maybe you're just comfortable believing lies. Maybe you have no choice but to hold tightly to your idolatry because it's all you have. Better pledge a new round of allegiance, haha. If this is anything but a lie, it will only be one in a row for many years now. So what about that? I think you better just put your eclipse glasses back on and go get another booster. How about you rewatch the original video of the bridge collapse, and then show me an example ever in the history of monolithic concrete and steel support structures pulverizing into powder from an impact.. EVER? There is only one way to do it: SDCA's (Silent Chemical Demolition Agents). And I posit that the men at the bottom of the bay were not simply incidental to the plan, but also the key witnesses, and the very laborers who drilled the holes and placed the sdca's. Yeah, just a little more murder. I heard on the Jimmy Dore show that the covid vaccine count is up to 17 million; what you'd expect from a global war. People think the day of judgment and a reign of terror is far off, while they're entering into the very midst of it. I could go on and on with irrefutalbe evidence and leads regarding the bridge [demolition], and the strategies; but I see you are a ready fool. So yeah, just keep looking to the sceptre of the kingdom; but don't disregard which team is holding the game flag, or what your own eyes have witnessed.

@@MikesToolShed You got that right.

@@MikesToolShed True enough that RU-vid and your ilk won't let my comments stand/keep deleting them. So there's that.

Yes it is. This is two decades of budget cuts on display.

Jack be nimble Jack be quick, JACK TRIPPED OVER HIS VERY SMALL….OPINION. DONT TROLL US. JACK

all I can say is you have no clue about how long it takes to get organized and have a game plan, plus bringing that equipment from god knows where to this site. On top of that the army is not doing the job. They are just the overseers. Up until a few days ago they were basically making room to work... and doing it safely.