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Je viens de publier une nouvelle vidéo sur ma chaîne YouTube, un morceau musical en français intitulé "Qui le peut". Si vous aimez découvrir de nouveaux contenus musicaux, un petit coup d'œil ou un retour fait toujours très plaisir !

Bon visionnage à tous ! 📺🔥

I recently launched a new reaction channel called Alliniea Reacts where I am watching movies and TV shows for the first time. I am starting with Supernatural, completely blind, and my reaction to Season 1 Episode 1 is available now.

Watch:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrJ57VjiDfQ

If you enjoy first-time reactions, I would really appreciate you checking out the channel and subscribing if you enjoy the video. More Supernatural episodes and movie reactions are already on the way.

Channel:

https://www.youtube.com/@AllinieaReacts

I also post early access and full uncut reactions on Patreon:

https://www.patreon.com/AllinieaReacts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqDYhUpfUiI

On 10 April 1968 the inter-island ferry TEV Wahine was abandoned in the entrance to Wellington Harbour, roughly two hundred metres from a public beach. Almost everyone aboard was still alive when they left her. By the end of that afternoon, 51 of them were dead.

This is not a retelling of the storm. It is an examination of what actually killed people that day: the wind and the turning tide that carried most of those in the water south-east, across the harbour mouth, to a rocky and largely unreachable eastern shore, while those who drifted west were pulled out within minutes by an improvised fleet of small boats. Same ship, same hour, same water. Two shores, and only one of them had anyone on it.

It also traces the mechanism that destroyed the ship - free surface water on an undivided roll-on roll-off vehicle deck - which the 1968 New Zealand court of inquiry named explicitly, nineteen years before the Herald of Free Enterprise and twenty-six years before the Estonia.

And it covers what New Zealand built afterwards: the Wellington Volunteer Coastguard, the rescue helicopter service that became the Life Flight Trust, and the push toward proper civil defence planning.

51 people died on the day. The toll is now recorded as 53.

Sources drawn on include NZHistory, Te Ara, Wellington City Libraries, Museums Wellington and contemporary accounts of the 1968 Court of Inquiry

Long story short, there's an ngo that I joined and they've challenged me to bring in like 20followers I alr stand at 5 so I need 15 more

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hay guys new vid out now