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BBC BritNat reporter David Henderson isn't a maritime structural expert, yet here he is speculating on the cause of structural damage to a Calmac vessel whilst in a Liverpool yard. If you put any vessel in for repair and it comes out badly damaged, it's not the vessels fault.
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How can a reporter give assessments on Ferries. He’s not a maritime expert at all, nor a shipbuilder nor an accident investigator.

Start calling these arse licking lying bastards out. Come on SNP get the gloves off.

He's not an expert on anything. That's why he's rarely seen on TV

They know if (It's a huge if) Sarwar is to stand any chance next year, they have to keep him off the tele and need to manufacture anti-SNP rage bating nonsense.

Capt Pugwash of the BBC Scotland Scotland is Shite BritNat division strikes again !

Always remember that their viewing numbers are miniscule.

Why is this even news? A ferry needs repaired, there’s some damage. Honestly who gives a f**k about ferry repairs. I despair
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