Venezuelan Navy Attacks Cruise Ship, Loses | Tales From the Bottle
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2023
- You'd think an armed military vehicle could easily bully a civilian ship, but apparently it's not so easy...
"In a statement released by Venezuela on 31 March, RCGS Resolute was accused of committing an act of "aggression and piracy" by intentionally ramming and sinking Naiguatá while the patrol boat was conducting a maritime traffic control operation, as well as of acting "cowardly and criminal" for not participating in the search and rescue of the patrol boat's crew of 44, all of which were rescued by other Venezuelan vessels. An illustration of the incident released by the Venezuelan Navy describes RCGS Resolute turning hard starboard to ram Naiguatá while the patrol boat was sailing alongside the cruise ship. Video footage later released by the Venezuelan Navy first show a Naiguatá crewman firing warning shots with an AK-47 assault rifle, followed by the patrol boat taking water after colliding with the RCGS Resolute's visibly damaged bow. In addition, Venezuela has also alleged that Portuguese-flagged RCGS Resolute was carrying mercenaries for attacking the country's military bases and that the ship's inflatable Zodiac boats were intended to transport them to shore.
According to a statement released on 1 April by Columbia Cruise Services, the company responsible for technical management of RCGS Resolute, the cruise ship was approached by Naiguatá in international waters, about 13 nautical miles (24 km; 15 mi) from La Tortuga Island, Venezuela, shortly after midnight. RCGS Resolute, which had left Buenos Aires on 5 March, had been adrift in the open sea for a day while carrying out routine maintenance on the starboard main engine before reaching her next destination, Willemstad in Curaçao. After having questioned her intentions over radio, the Venezuelan Coast Guard vessel ordered RCGS Resolute to follow her to Puerto Moreno on the eastern side of Margarita Island. While the master was in contact with the company's head office and designated person ashore (DPA), warning shots were fired from Naiguatá and, shortly afterwards, the Venezuelan patrol boat purposely rammed the cruise ship's starboard bow. During an apparent attempt to change the heading of RCGS Resolute towards Venezuelan territorial waters, Naiguatá came in contact with the cruise ship's ice-strengthened bulbous bow, started to take water, and eventually sank. RCGS Resolute, which had a crew of 32 onboard but was not carrying passengers, survived the encounter with superficial damage and remained on site for over an hour to provide assistance until being allowed to continue towards Willemstad by Joint Rescue Coordination Centre (JRCC) Curaçao."
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I never notice RUclipsrs voices sounding different when they say it sounds different when they are sick
You're Irish, we just figured you were in the sauce.
dont care lol, just want more content keep it up.
How's that 1 mil treating u
Get well soon
Imagine attacking civilians as a military unit and then being upset that they didn't save you after you lost.
Much to the annoyance of passengers.
Committing a war crime is base.
@@protennis365 Well, it wasn't really a war, and if it had been I'm not sure Venezuela's navy would have covered themselves in glory.
I can't help but imagine the Cruise liners captain going "hmmm i'll think about saving you chumps, if you say please and thank you like good children" only to be told "fuck you capitalist pigs" and responded with "hahaha, okay, have fun drowning!"
Unless they are pirates, like legitimately pirates and not just a socialist government, all vessels over a certain tonnage have a legal responsibility to rescue floaters. However since it was an unarmed vessel full of civilians, it couldn't gaurantee the ability maintain security of force (the ability to maintain authority of individuals by force of power) and couldn't guarantee safety of civilians, which takes priority at sea over protection POWs.
Wierdly enough the "I have Civilians abroad" card is a legitimate reason to leave enemy sailors in the water and is one of the reasons most navies have civilian contractors abroad in non combat roles because holy shit is it hard to keep prisoners on a vessel.
I think most air craft carriers can only reasonably keep like 50 POWs without support outside of normal fleet operations
As a Venezuelan, when I found about it I didn't feel anything because every day it's always a humiliating day for Venezuela
Hey look at the bright side at least your country did not loose it's flagship to a country that does not even have a navy
@@93MANIAClol, russia moment
@@93MANIACalways a couple of Ukrainian naz*s pushing war
He was probably talking about Canadia.
@@martkbanjoboy8853 wats a Canada
heart goes out to all of those annoyed passengers 🙏
Thoughts and prayers lol
Ikr!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
nice profile picture
Much to the annoyance of passengers
Life at sea cruises went above and beyond: they didn't just not have any fuel, they didný have a ship
It’s a wonder the Venezuelan Navy didn’t try to accuse them of piracy. I’ve had a few run-in’s with Venezuelan navy vessels in past years (I used to captain a 95 foot yacht in a charter business, and sailed those waters frequently.) Their navy is a joke, but a dangerous and scary one. Once, they even tried to board us, well into international waters, but I managed to outrun them in the direction of a U.S. Navy ship. I had a U.S. home port/registration and flew a U.S. flag, so I knew if I could get within 25 nautical miles of a U.S. Navy ship, they wouldn’t dare touch us. Scary stuff!
"In a statement released by Venezuela on 31 March, RCGS Resolute was accused of committing an act of "aggression and piracy" by intentionally ramming and sinking Naiguatá while the patrol boat was conducting a maritime traffic control operation, as well as of acting "cowardly and criminal" for not participating in the search and rescue of the patrol boat's crew of 44, all of which were rescued by other Venezuelan vessels."
Oh don't worry they did
@@ReikerForge lmfao
ANY sort of military is a essentially a bandit organization. Some are run better than others, though.
That dangerous that they got sunk by a cruiseship
They got sunk in a ramming action by a modified icebreaker far larger than themselves. When put that way, it makes sense.
What a catastrophic loss for the Venezuelan Fleet. Nothing hits harder than losing your capital ship.
The hit to national pride was also catastrophic
Russia, where you at buddy?
Thats why you hedge your bets, and dont invest into 1 stock :D
So they rammed the ship and then proceeded to not pick up any victims.
I think the Venezuelans rammed them
That awkward moment when your navy attacks an unarmed ship from a broke cruise company, and loses
Broke cruise ship breaks YOU!
much to the annoyance of the passengers
@@cookiecrumbs6370 Really? pasting the top comment from other threads?
@@davemccombsreally? Letting a small thing like that bother you
@@davemccombs really didn't hear that line 5 times in a video? the only place you saw it is in comments? 💀
An coast guard ship meant for armed conflict getting sunk by cruise ship currently undergoing maintenance is equally embarrassing as a Tour De France cyclist being beaten by a child in a tricycle while eating ice cream.
Honestly it seems like that Venezuelan navy ship was crewed my cadets fresh out of basic. Firing on an unarmed civilian vessel unprovoked is very unprofessional. However thats just the tip of the iceberg, the real thing that made my jaw drop is, if we take the Venezuelan navy's word for it that they tried to sail in front of the cruise ship, then that is just peak stupidity. There are plenty of golden rules when it comes to operating ships, one of them is never suddenly turn in front of another vessel unless its anchored and in place or you have plenty of room to avoid a collusion. Ships aren't like cars, they don't stop on a dime, if you pull in front of another ship, even if its crew reacts instantly, goes full revers, tried to alter their own vessels course to avoid yours and even drops anchor in a desperate bid to slow down as fast as possible, the process still takes time and in the mean time physics continue to do their thing and that ship will keep moving. So it really dumb that the Venezuelan Navy ship though sailing in front of another ship without warning at such close range was actually a smart idea.
That comparison is both hilarious and true!
@@TheRougeSkyI remember Internet Historian's video on the Costa Concordia and my takeaway was that ships aren't like cars that can easily drift when needed, especially since oceans don't have the same amount of frictions like roads do.
@@TheRougeSky Halifax explosion comes to mind
I figured you'd cover this eventually. This is an embarrassment to the Venezuelan CG's training if what Resolute was saying is correct, which it probably was because remember, the power was cut and it was undergoing maintenance with iirc only one engine running to help it adjust its bearing and keep the lights going. No way in hell a bulky cruise ship with a heavily armored (and thus very heavy) bow is gonna pull up on a lightly armored patrol ship like that, not unless Ken Fucking Block was the captain and the engine bay was hiding a bottle of nitrous oxide and half a million dollars of Hoonigan merch.
Ken Block mentioned, he would have loved Barbie
Zap Brannigan: "diabolical."
cringe merch
rip
Wait. you mean to say that Venezuelan Navy started a fight with barely functional and unarmed cruise ship AND LOST !?!?!?!
The Venezuelan navy was trained by the French.
Much to the annoyance of passengers.
@@someguy2819 😆😆😆
Sounds just like something that Biden's woke-weird troony military is currently doing. 🤢🤮
@@johnpublic6582 The Venezuelans don't need help being incompetent.
As a Venezuelan myself, I got to say that we have even lost a few military exercises against ourselves.
Losing against someone else is a little more dignifying.
The US constantly loses military exercises. You need to start worrying when they start to win all the time. That means it's all rigged.
attack ad-eminem and tu-quoque fallatio, your argument is rejected
@@DJ_POOP_IT_OUT_FEAT_LIL_WiiWii que?
@@DJ_POOP_IT_OUT_FEAT_LIL_WiiWii stroke?
lmao
Wait, $600,000? For an entire cruise ship!? The expenses of ownership must be massive
It’s like a $20,000 Maserati 😂
You can get a 30 year old mercedes limo for a grand. Same as a 30 year old boat. But thats not what youre gonna end up paying!
Probably not much of a market for used cruise ships, especially if you need to sell one fast. Imagine what the rebranding costs (Paint and carpets alone, probably beds).
It was probably worth a lot more if they had the resources to sell it properly. Being bad at business can be very expensive.
Honestly I shudder to think how much it costs just to load one of those ships up with fuel.
@@xijinpingsfavoritehemorrho1328 I can't imagine that a $2k car would be in very good shape mechanically.
I'm not saying I wouldn't buy a vehicle for that much but with all the driving limo companies do I'm willing to think that after 20 years said limo would have quite a few miles on the odometer.
I wouldn't want to spend more money replacing parts that will wear out within 6 months then I initially paid for the car.
Not only did Venezuela lose a naval battle to a bankrupt cruise ship, it decided to tell everyone about this on state TV.
Damn, only $600,000 for a whole ass cruise ship that can break ice? I need to obtain about $598,000 dollars somehow in case a smashing deal like that comes up again.
It did have a venezuelan navy boat shaped dent on it
Good luck maintaining the ship afterwards🐔
It can't break ice like you think, it's ice hardened not an ice breaker
That's $100 per tonne - scrap value.
And you park that thing in your backyard, do the crew- and repair things on your freetime at the weekend?
Don't forget to make a youtube channel if the time comes -- never ending content! Literally. :D
Tour guide: If we look to the right of the vessel, you can see a millitary ship getting its shit kicked in.
Everyone gets their cameras and phones out, crowding the railing. "Did you see it? It's gone now."
Much to the *amusement* of its passengers
How's Plo Koon doing 104th member?
@@WouldntULikeToKnow. genuinely made me lol, ty
As a Venezuelan, I feel proud of the Resolute's victory.
imagine being a passenger and just see a navy ship sink right next to you
It's like that scene in Wolf of Wall Street when they got rescued by a ship
Never expected to see my country on this channel.
I can't help but feel kinda honored.
Venezuela's cool, apparently not your Navy though... 🤗🤗🤗
@@curbyourshi1056 and not the government either.
Or the economy.
I hear the food and people are nice though.
My country is mentioned frequently, but it's never flattering.
@@flazzorb Government and economy mean nothing if the people are 👌👌👌. Countries are made by the people, nothing else. Food's secondary, but appreciated.
@@RationalGaze216 Which country?
From all the stories I've heard, the Venezuelan Navy is basically a group of pirates that happens to have official status.
Pirates are just small navies with smaller goals.
@@ancavalcanti92 A navy's core purpose is to protect something not take stuff from everyone they outgun, it's also an organization formed by a government, not a group of uneducated losers. not really the same thing. However, they both steer boats... So they're basically the same thing right...
@@ThatOneGuyWhoLostHisHandle A navy's core purpose is to exert control over the waters. A pirate seeks to do the same, only with smaller aims. The only difference between a privateer and a pirate is that one pillages ships for profit and the other does the same, but without government permission.
@@ancavalcanti92 A navy's goal is not to "exert control over the waters" no navy does that, they maintain the control their government already has over their waters, aka defense... And a pirate certainly has no wish to openly claim segments of water because then a navy, defending the rights imposed by international law, will come hunt them down. Were really arguing semantics here, obviously they aren't the same thing as they do different things for different reasons and have different names...............
@@ancavalcanti92 In fact about the only similarity between a modern navy and pirates is the fact that they all use boats, and they both sometimes get involved in maritime conflicts, albeit for completely different reasons... But whatever I guess...
When the Venezuelan ship started to sick and it said “much to the annoyance of passengers” I spat out my drink, I was not expecting that
This is hilarious. I have nothing but respect for a ship that has an arrest record, sunk a military ship that was trying to ram it, and emerged looking like a movie star.
they had 4 of those ships, and this one was from 2011, so this was a huge loss for the navy of Venezuela.
well if you lose to a cruise ship its not really a loss to anyone outside of financial value . lol
@@rexcatston8412 You should watch the video before making comments :D
@@rexcatston8412it's a huge loss because modern built military ships like that are VERY expensive, take a long time to build, and Venezuela has been a financial disaster for a while now. If they had 4 of those ships, they have essentially lost one to a miracle of poor judgment, and will likely never replace it.
@@restitvtororbis5330Yup, whoever was on that ship would be blacklisted from ever being on a ship in the future for any functioning Navy.
What a waste of money.
I don't know why, but coming from Venezuela; the fact that they stay for an hour awaiting instructions and then left because they said "We don't want you to get into further trouble" may actually be the most Venezuelan thing and 100% believe them
lol
Made its passengers upset, got arrested a couple of times, and it sunk a navy ship - this vessel is a rascal 😂😂😂
i love how you added military-esque details to the clothing of the annoyed passengers for the sinking
little detail like that keeps the joke alive
Much to the annoyance of passengers
take a shot everytime he says
"much to the annoyance of passengers"
(Takes a shot, much to the annoyance of passengers.)
That's only what, 4 shots? Not that bad unless you're drinking moonshine or something
@@adamjarrett5490it felt like way more than 4
wait you can get a cruise ship for less than a house in california? what the heck...
The price of the cruise ship is based on value and it was kinda run down. The price of houses in California is based on the density of the smug cloud, pretty much the opposite of value.
I'm sure the new owners had to spend millions of dollars on repairs and catch-up maintenance to make it seaworthy.
@@isomeme
Not to mention crew costs. Very skilled labor from people willing to spend months on end away from home.
its 2020 where cruise shipping is at its lowest due to a certain disease. And they want that ship to be sold so the company can at least acquire some money.
@johnpublic6582 I don't like the way that smug cloud is looking at me. It's so patronizing. 😊 I told it to stop, but it's too dense to understand.
This is right up there with "Losing a war to flightless birds".
How about, being run by cannibal gangs??
The Portuguese accident report stated that neither vessel was responsible for deliberately ramming the other, but raised the possibility that the Naiguata's excessively close approach created a suction effect that drew the cutter into the Resolute's bow. Basically paranoia plus incompetence led to the unintentional self-sinking of a relatively new patrol boat.
As an exiled Venezuelan, seeing the venezuelan military go through this puts a smile on my face.
Leaving the political opinion aside, as a Venezuelan, seeing this video about something relating my country puts a smile on my face.
How you get exiled? I want my country to do that for me.
Yea getting a exiled sounds like a good story to tell chicks
@@GraymennThat's...not a good reason to want to be exiled. Plus I highly doubt women would be happy to hear that. "Oh yeah, I'm legally banned from entering my home country, you can TOOOTALLLYYY trust me."
@@elgoog7830Second, I need to know what OP did lol
ummm if you spin it right you can appear to be the cool bad guy... trust me it'll work... chicks are pretty dumb assuming you arent a chode of course@@WobblesandBean
"...much to the annoyance of passengers." Man was spitting bars!
It was on par with the "..and his father punished him severly." 😆
Gold 😂😂😂😂
You know you've failed as a navy when one of your warships takes on an unarmed cruise ship and loses
As a brazilian, I'm glad to see that our neighbors are holding up that south american pride 💪
The Venezuelans weren’t trying to steal the ship there were trying to expropriate it
EXPROPIESE.
Pffftt. Somebody knows their Vz lore.
Strategic Transportation of Equipment to an Alternate Location.
This must be the first ship sunk with a legit battering ram in nearly 200 years. That's kind of impressive.
There have been ships sunk purposefully by ramming in ww2, and accidental ramming (like this was) happens every once in a while
HMT Olympic (yes, that Olympic): *distant metal-on-metal scraping noises* "What, he was gonna shoot me with a torpedo!"
@@saudade7842 Yeah but this had an actual battering ram on the front of the ship.
They had rams in the 1890s. Famously. H.G. Wells' fictional HMS Thunderchild was a ram. No other armament.
@@Heike-- No, the HMS Thunderchild as described in the book was an "ironclad torpedo ram". Essentially a ship with a ram bow and fixed torpedo tubes like a submarine. Those didn't really see use though, and the Thunderchild was only able to use her cannons before being cut down.
I feel bad for the annoyed passengers, they’re the true victims in this story being mentioned so many times.
The annoyed passengers are Navy crew ;)
Venezuelan navy is truly one of the navy of all time
If not the most navy
Debatable
“Nooooo you broke the law you didn’t save our sailors who just shot at your civilian vessel unprovoked!!!!”
Ramming an enemy vessel and sinking her. Nice throwback to the classic days of naval warfare.
More like ramming and sinking yourself
I am from Venezuela and this just made my day, thank you very much!
I always think "Oh, what a clickbaiting title!"
But then I'm always wrong because these ridiculous stories are in fact accurately described by the titles.
It's kind of a nice surprise when that happens.
That's pretty cool - there can't be many commercial ships out there with winning naval combat records.
The only other one I know of was the Olympic, which was the Titanic's sister ship who rammed and sank a German U-boat during ww1. Takes a lot of courage to ram your ship, knowing its identical sister sank from hitting an iceberg.
not in modern times but during the age of discovery it was pretty normal, and if I remember properly even the Opium Wars started with a commercial ship winning.
@@oliverlane9716eh, to be perfectly honest iceberg is much bigger and more durable than ww1 uboat
@@wlodek7422 Plus the fact that they were actually ramming the uboat head on unlike the sister ship that ended up dragging along the side of the iceberg.
As a Colombian, this is hilarious to me. The fact that Venezuela still postures agaisnt us is laughable
Your country is ran by cartels, I wouldn’t all high and mighty
I wouldn't posture against a country which police took down Escobar, who had an army of his own, which itself could overtake another country.
Just sending Columbian drug cartel there would probably annihilate the entire armed forces
Columbia is one of the few stable countries in south America. Respect yall
@@dankengine5304 I wouldn't call us stable (we love having civil wars), but thanks!
Nothing wrong with a tasteful civil war now and then
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Much to the annoyance of passengers.
7:20 Being in a naval battle probably lowered the value of the ship slightly. Although I would say winning that battle could potentially increase its value too 😂.
Ayyy tales from the bottle! I get why he doesn’t make them as often given that his other outings are starting to overshadow it, even so, it’s still one of my favorites on the platform! Looking forward to the next one! You’ve earned every sub you got and then some
There's also a bit of a pain to make, but so is every series in its own way - I still consider Tales to be my "flagship" series, even though Last Moments generally gets more views.
@@Qxir I MUCH prefer TFTB over Last Moments. I like to hear about the oddities of the world more than how someone passes away
@@Qxir I’m with the commenters above, I almost never watch “Last Moments” because you know, I’ve got enough depression to deal with in my own life 😂 but a new “Tales From the Bottle”? I’m pouncing on that the _moment_ I see it! And given the aforementioned shaky, fragile mental health that I gotta deal with, thank you for providing a fun series that often distracts me from it 💚
@@QxirTales From the Bottle will always hold a special place, it's what got me into the channel when it all started so long ago.
@@DissociatedWomenIncorporatedlol
I feel like when you fire at a vessel, you cannot complain when that vessel does not rescue you.
Also, I think the way you say "indicted" is funny.
I love how an Irishman pronounces film.
International law disagrees
@@ambiguousdrink4067Except the warship is the one that rammed a civilian cruise liner. The Navy literally fucked around and found out.
@@ambiguousdrink4067 war crimes mean literally nothing. The country that commits the war crimes gets to decide if they're guilty or not, which is exclusively no.
The idea of war crimes is absurd. You know what should be a war crime? Committing war at all.
Imagine losing a naval battle against an unarmed ship. That's embarrassing for Venezuela tbh
Moral: Never cause disappointment to your passengers.
Remember that even if you're having a bad day, at least you didn't get sunk by a unarmed ship that could barely fuel itself.
This is crazy. I legit just get off a cruise ship yesterday. Couldn’t imagine this happening with my family.
So you aren’t down for Mega Bumper Boats?
@@notaspy1227I am!!!
@@notaspy1227man💀
Much to the annoyance of passengers.
jesus, fair play to ye!
I wouldnt DARE admit I took a cruise ship holiday...
AND PAID FOR IT!!!😂😂😂
I love all of your videos, but I REALLY love the ones that you illustrate! You do such a great job, it's like getting twice as much out of the same story. Looking forward to the next one , keep up the great work and be safe.
In 2018 the USNS Comfort was on a humanitarian mission in Central and South America, and the Venezuelans mobilized some boats against us too. Just a little posturing, no shots fired or anything. We had a platoon or two of Marines on board, but judging from this incident, it looks like a couple of our nurses would have been enough to handle them.
I would love to see you cover the Dogger Incident which took place during the Russo-Japanese War in 1905. In the leadup to the Battle of Tsushima, a Russian fleet was sailing past Britain, headed to Japan to confront the Japanese. The Russians had heard fictitious reports of Japanese torpedo boats operating in the area and were on high alert. In the Dogger Bank incident, the Russian fleet mistook a group of British fishing trawlers operating near the Dogger Bank at night for hostile Japanese ships. The fleet fired upon the small civilian vessels, killing several British fishermen; one trawler was sunk while another six were damaged. In confusion, the Russians even fired upon two of their own vessels, killing some of their own men. The subsequent Battle of Tsushima saw the Imperial Japanese Navy humiliate the Russians in one of the most decisive battles in naval history.
Ahhh The 2nd Pacific Squadron of the Russian Imperial Navy. Their entire disasterous voyage could make for a 3 hour long video and still be entertaning.
Hell honestly he should just make a video on the entire voyage of the Russian Baltic Fleet
Drachinifel made an absolutely hilarious video series on this fiasco. The Kamchatka strikes again!
I mean, the entire "Voyage of the Damned" of the Baltic Fleet deserves a multi-part Bottles series.
And BlueJay also made a video about it.
Basically this entire situation is a comedy of errors that turned into a naval battle.
Fun Fact: There's even a morale patch made of "Battle of Tortuga" showing the sinking Venezuelan ship while the Resolute just drifts away.
I love how the passangers where always ending to take the punishment
How bad can you be if your patrol boat looses a fight against an unarmed cruise ship under maintenance?
Venezuelan navy attacks cruise ship, lives to regret it, what happens next is _shocking_
Why are you everywhere I go 😂😭
Another thing to love about qxir - no clickbait bs
This is an AI bot, it reads the title and recent comments
much to the annoyance of passengers
This cruise ship has one weird trick they don't want you to know about.
Arrested 3 times and sank a navy boat.
That’s a pretty badass ship
Good to know that ancient naval tactics still work to an extend today.
Yes! Yes! You finalize cover this.
I heard about it three weeks ago-and omg thank you for being so awesome
This is like trying to fight a swinging-door and getting a smackdown by it.
I left venezuela over 10 years ago. No regrets. Cheers Qxir.
You are by far my favorite RUclips story teller!
I've followed you from nearly the beginning of your channel.
This is like trying to play a tabletop game and you get such a bad roll you trigger a series of unlikely events that screw you over
Little known fact - the Venezuelan navy subsequently went on to operate submarine tours of the Titanic.
The designs of the ship and OneOcean Man are golden
So happy youll soon be hitting a million Qxir. You're someone who i never miss. Been subbed with notifications for at least two years, still love all you do
Lesson learned, never board a ship with a lengthy arrest record!
I’m so happy you’re about to hit a million bro. Been watching for a few years now and you’re the only channel I’ve actually stayed watching cause I LOVE IT. You deserve all the growth, congratulations for real
Well said...
I wasn't expecting such a small cruise ship
It looks average size to me 😳
Sailing with one of those giant, multi-billion dollar ships to places like Antarctica is economically unviable, because of the demand being not high enough.
Such big cruise ships need thousands of people to book the trip, to break the bank. Those boats chug gas like no tomorrow, plus each day it spends idle, you loose a crap ton of money
Much to the annoyance of passengers.
Definition of “fuck around and find out”.
"This is your captain speaking. Seems we had a little trouble with a military vessel, but we'll still be on schedule. We thank you for your understanding. "
Just learned about this fuster cluck yester day. Pleasantly surprised to see you uploading a video today and learned more about the in depth history and backstory of the incident then I did in my initial intake of the story. And that's why I'm subscribed to you good sir.
Edit: Much to the annoyance of passengers /s
Almost a million subs, you're killing it my man.
New videos always as entertaining as the last if not more so.
I don’t know what it is about your humour but as an Australian, I love it hahaha. Great vid mate
I always love these stories and the animation style. Great work qxir!!
how can you sell a cruise ship that sank a navyship for only 600k
If I had known it was for sale I would have put together one of those 'sell shares in my big idea' old west companies and bought it myself. Step 3: Profit.
@@johnpublic6582Profit? Having a whole ass cruise ship is profit enough!
They had to buff out the patrol boat shaped dents on the bow.
A fantastic video, as always! Much to the annoyance of passengers.
Moreover, I am of the opinion that Carthage should be destroyed.
Lovely presentation of an sort of tragic story. Thx
Don't feel to bad about yourself Venezuela you might have one of your patrol boat's sunk by a cruise ship of all things but at least you did not loose your flagship to a country that does not even have a navy
The subtitles started before qxir so I had to imagine chills saying "if you're on board a cruise ship, the last thing you'd want is the venezuelan navy to fire at you"
But as it turns out, that might be what you get....
I read it in his voice, gtfo 😂😂
Also, "gaet**" 😁
Burger king propellor lettuce
Finally someone does a better video on this topic rather than a short.
This is extreme version of road rage
"I have a brilliant idea to revitalize our dead tourism industry!" - Some Venezuelan Navy Captain
I love this kid... who else? great story telling boyo. its your wit and intelligence that keep me watching. great judgment in story selection too. drawings are on a level of genius i cant critique
Qxir baby, you are just getting better and better! All of the highlights already mentioned in the comments were superb, but for me the quip on " Patronizing me" was absolute GOLD, as was the " we can enjoy some Bruskis on the blue seas with some floozies on the cruisies". Just brilliant! Can't wait to pop the cork when you hit 1M subs xxx
Great drawing at 7:24 of the captain whistling and watching the Venezuelan ship sink, love it
Lol I’m Venezuelan and in Venezuela rn and this made me laugh lol
Venezuelan here (not in venezuela tho) this made me laugh too
I just found your channel a couple months ago and I must say this is one of my favorite youtube series of all time. Maybe it’s something about your narration, cute drawings, or humor. Probably a combination of the three. Anyways, thank you for the awesome content.
& the way he says "3" tree.
Solid story, dude. Thanks very much. Keep 'em coming.
Your drawing of the boat getting arrested is hilarious lol
I sink slow too.
Qxir's "much to the annoyance of the passengers" is the new version of Oversimplified's "who punished him severely".
I love this channel and the way stories are told with the simple drawings.
Your so close to 1 million man i hope you get there i have been watching you for years
Man, everything out of '91 is just made of trouble!
Explain
love your vids sir. A splendid blend of (dark) humor and interesting little tales. What better combo is there in a youtube channel?
Love your outros on "Tales From the Bottle". I know it's basically your ad but it's always funny and clever. Keep it up!
once they shot at the ship their entire argument was nill you shot at civilians
This has roughly the same energy as a trained military personnel losing in a fight with an overweight teenager that has a habit of swindling people out of their money by tripping on his foot and faceplanting into the ground.