MV Hondius quarantine: has a gag order been imposed on the passengers?
Analysis of the contradictions in the MV Hondius quarantine in Spain: a flag that appears late, reused actors and the passengers' silence. Staged or not?
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The ship's silences: inconsistencies in the MV Hondius quarantine
While the WHO and Spain's Ministry of Health confirmed a bicho outbreak aboard the MV Hondius, the images of the disembarkation raised more questions than answers. In the first photographs, the ship was not flying the yellow quarantine flag. Passengers without masks next to UME (Spanish Military Emergency Unit) personnel in hazmat suits. And none of the 53 people on board has spoken to the media. The question is not whether there was a gag order, but who imposed it.
The flag dance
The Quebec flag (Q) is the international standard for signalling quarantine on a vessel. In the images from the port of Granadilla, where the ship docked for "weather reasons", it does not appear in the first photos. It appears later, as if it had been hastily hoisted. The contradiction is not a minor one: if the ship was in quarantine, the flag should have been flying from the start.
Supporting actors
Among the identified passengers, Jake Rosmarin had already starred in a similar episode in 2022 with ELbichito. Turkish YouTuber Ruhi Çenet, present on board, previously collaborated with MyHeritage, a DNA company. The coincidence is striking: the same ship, the same faces, a different bicho. WHO director Tedros justified some passengers removing their masks "for comfort", in an outbreak that according to the authorities has a 50% mortality rate.
The ship remains docked and the passengers have given no sign of life. Perhaps the answer lies in the same place as the yellow flag: somewhere nobody expects to find it.
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While the WHO and Spain's Ministry of Health confirmed a bicho outbreak aboard the MV Hondius, the images of the disembarkation raised more questions than answers. In the first photographs, the ship was not flying the yellow quarantine flag. Passengers without masks next to UME (Spanish Military Emergency Unit) personnel in hazmat suits. And none of the 53 people on board has spoken to the media. The question is not whether there was a gag order, but who imposed it.
The flag dance
The Quebec flag (Q) is the international standard for signalling quarantine on a vessel. In the images from the port of Granadilla, where the ship docked for "weather reasons", it does not appear in the first photos. It appears later, as if it had been hastily hoisted. The contradiction is not a minor one: if the ship was in quarantine, the flag should have been flying from the start.
Supporting actors
Among the identified passengers, Jake Rosmarin had already starred in a similar episode in 2022 with ELbichito. Turkish YouTuber Ruhi Çenet, present on board, previously collaborated with MyHeritage, a DNA company. The coincidence is striking: the same ship, the same faces, a different bicho. WHO director Tedros justified some passengers removing their masks "for comfort", in an outbreak that according to the authorities has a 50% mortality rate.
The ship remains docked and the passengers have given no sign of life. Perhaps the answer lies in the same place as the yellow flag: somewhere nobody expects to find it.
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