Staff Reports
A Mexican navy training ship caused tragedy in New York City this weekend when it smashed into the Brooklyn Bridge. Two young cadets died and over twenty others got hurt. This foreign military vessel had no business putting American lives at risk in our waters.
The Cuauhtémoc ship recklessly plowed into America’s historic bridge Saturday night. Witnesses saw crewmembers dangling from broken masts as debris rained down. While our bridges hold strong, this disaster shows why we must question foreign ships entering U.S. territory.
These deaths fall squarely on Mexican naval leadership. Early reports reveal the ship sped backward at 6 mph just minutes after leaving port. Why weren’t proper safety measures followed? American docks shouldn’t host foreign militaries that can’t control their own vessels.
Globalist “goodwill tours” risk American security. This 277-person warship crashed while refueling in NYC – a city already struggling with migrant chaos. Our leaders must prioritize protecting citizens over political photo-ops with foreign powers.
The brave Coast Guard scrambled to save lives while Mexican sailors clung to shattered equipment. New York’s first responders deserve praise – unlike the foreign crew whose incompetence started this crisis. Real patriots protect borders, not endanger them.
Investigators still don’t know why the ship steamed toward the bridge instead of open sea. Was it mechanical failure? Human error? Either way, it proves foreign militaries can’t be trusted in American waters without strict oversight.
Two young Mexicans paid the price for their navy’s mistakes. While we mourn their deaths, Americans demand answers. How many more tragedies will happen before Washington puts America First and stops welcoming foreign military vessels?
This disaster screams for stronger maritime borders. Until Mexico proves it can control its ships, their military should stay far from our shores. Let’s honor the fallen by keeping American bridges – and citizens – safe from foreign dangers.
