Staff Reports
Two Mexican sailors are dead and nearly 20 injured after a foreign military ship destroyed itself against America’s iconic Brooklyn Bridge. This shocking collision exposed dangerous incompetence – and hardworking New Yorkers paid the price.
The 142-year-old Mexican naval training ship ignored basic navigation rules in one of America’s busiest waterways. Witnesses say crew members clung to collapsing masts like helpless children as the vessel smashed into bridge supports. Real leaders don’t let their people dangle over raging rivers.
Emergency crews raced to save foreign sailors while Manhattan elites sipped lattes. NYC’s brave first responders deserve praise – but why are we wasting resources babysitting foreign militaries? This chaos never would’ve happened if we put American safety first instead of hosting foreign “goodwill tours.”
Sources confirm the Mexican ship’s crew panicked when currents overpowered them. Strong nations train sailors who handle emergencies – weak ones beg for tugboat rescues. This disaster proves some countries aren’t ready to play with the big leagues.
The Biden administration greenlit this floating museum’s visit while our Navy faces recruitment crises. Priorities matter. We welcome allies, but not vessels that endanger our citizens and historic landmarks. Real security starts at home.
New York’s broken infrastructure survived this hit through sheer American grit. Meanwhile, Mexican officials rush to blame “mechanical issues” instead of admitting failure. Accountability disappears when politicians care more about feelings than facts.
Families of the dead sailors deserve prayers – but American taxpayers shouldn’t foot the bill for foreign accidents. When will Washington stop babysitting other nations and start protecting our bridges, borders, and way of life?
This tragedy screams a simple truth: America first isn’t a slogan – it’s survival. Let foreign navies clean up their own messes while we rebuild our military, secure our cities, and honor the working Americans who keep this country strong.
