How come you put your name deh, is you write dat story,eh?

My name keep comming up every time I post a new topic.

He should have anchored some distance away from the bridge to await high tide around 1 AM Friday to exit.

I thought high tide or low tide made no difference since this is floating bridge. Why anchor away from the bridge when Blairmont is just minutes away? 

This article is confusing.  A sugar-laden ship Thursday night slammed into the Berbice River Bridge,

some time after 9 AM, the MV Joanna Key sailed up on the pontoon after the captain allegedly fell asleep.

to await high tide around 1 AM Friday to exit. 

I used my password to access your personal settings in your profile but it does not allow me to unclick the box : Include Signature on new posts  .

Looks like the opposition now move their operation to bbice to disrupt progress in the nation. Paying off a ship captain to crash into the bbice bridge is as low as you can get. 

This is a test of strength. If a ship slammed into the berbice bridge and haven't caused any major damage, it was well-made to withstand the danger and worth every penny. Kudos to Jagdeo!

but not low as your birth.

You missed the point completely. The captain fell asleep. The ship was very likely anchored close to the bridge but broke loose. It then drifted into the bridge. If the ship had its engine running and had slammed into the bridge the damage would have been far worse.

Far worse would have been, had the ship sunk, the price of sugar would have jumped up. You coulda make some money if you hold sugar futures.

The AFC will make Guyana accident free, hungry free, sex free, care free, and all thing free from fear in 2016.

You are such an optimist. In reality if the ship had sunk the waterway would have been closed off until the ship could be refloated and moved. Such equipment is not lying about in Guyana. Had the waterway been blocked the Berbice economy would have come to a complete standstill. PPP supporters would be starving in the streets. The UN would have had to organize emergency air drops of food parcels onto Berbice.

But not free from Fat Cats.