Moonbattery does not appear to be seaworthy. It isn’t only Germany’s solar ferry that has taken on water. Consider New Zealand’s navy:

HMNZS Manawanui, the Royal New Zealand Navy’s newly upgraded hydrographic salvage and support ship, ran aground [Saturday] night during a reef survey off the southern coast of Samoa. The vessel subsequently caught fire and sank, marking the first peacetime loss of a Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) ship. While no injuries were reported, the incident resulted in an oil spill.

Let’s hope the environment doesn’t mind.

The New Zealand Defence Force stated that the cause of the grounding is currently unknown and will require further investigation. …

While New Zealand officials are praising the ship’s commanding officer, Commander Yvonne Gray, for her swift action, some question whether more could have been done to save one of only five fully operational ships in the underfunded and overworked RNZN fleet.

Thanks to DEI, this may be the English woman’s foremost qualification to command a New Zealand naval vessel:

Commander Gray and her wife Sharon moved to New Zealand after falling in love with the country during a campervan holiday.

Any questions on why government officials are praising her?

On tips from KirklesWorth, Chris Neilson, and ABC of the ANC.

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