[CKF Info] DON'T TRUST THE LIFEGUARDS

[Robert McMurray]

Oh please.

 

Is there a conspiracy afoot to get us to blithely hop in our cars despite
the known dangers of bad roads, inept drivers, excessive speed, poor
maintenance, etc.? 

 

Call me a cynic but I believe most conspiracies either give the perps too
much credit for intelligence, competence and power or propose some imagined
gain by one party where there is none.

 

We don't (thankfully) live in a theme park devoid of all risk.

 

Regards, Bob 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: info-bounces at list.ckf.org [mailto:info-bounces at list.ckf.org] On Behalf
Of Kevin Harris
Sent: Friday, April 25, 2008 1:17 PM
To: CKF Friends
Subject: [CKF Info] DON'T TRUST THE LIFEGUARDS

 

Hi all:

 

Some of you may have already heard about the fatal shark attack this morning
(April 25) at a San Diego beach, where a triathlete was attacked and killed
by a white shark. In the initial report, the Dept. of Fish & Game said it
was "the first fatal shark attack in San Diego since 1959." Folks, there was
a fatal attack by a white shark off Sunset Cliffs in San Diego in 1994.

 

Then a report came out where lifeguards at today's attack location said that
three days ago, a female surfer reported a 10-foot white shark just beyond
the break line, and that the lifeguards deemed it a credible report at the
time. But here's the problem:

 

1) No beaches were closed after the report that they now claim was credible,
and

 

2) Why has no one heard about the credible report until three days later,
after a swimmer was killed?

 

This is all days after Huntington Beach lifeguards called a surfer's report
of a white shark attacking his board "a hoax," even with solid evidence on
his board of the attack. 

 

Still don't think there's a conspiracy?

 

Sincerely,

Kevin Harris

Host, Shark Conspiracies

sharkconspiracies.net

-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: http://list.ckf.org/pipermail/info/attachments/20080425/74502fd5/attachment.html