• published: 19 Apr 2014
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SUBSCRIBE for Latest on SUNKEN KOREAN FERRY / MISSING FLIGHT MH370 / NEW WORLD ORDER / UKRAINE CRISIS http://www.youtube.com/AgendaNWO2 SOUTH KOREA FERRY DISASTER - Anger & Agony for Grieving Parents & Relatives Relatives of about 270 people missing and believed to be trapped inside a ferry that sank off South Korea expressed outrage on Saturday and refused to allow cranes to lift the ship, fearing for the safety of any survivors. More than 650 divers are trying to reach the inside of the Sewol, which fully submerged below the surface of the water Friday night, coast guard official Ko Myung-seok said. The water is murky, and divers who have spotted bodies have not been able to reach them because they cannot break open the windows of the boat. Although cranes have arrived to retrieve bodies from the doomed vessel, family members of the missing would not give permission for crews to lift the ship — as they hold out hope that searchers will make rescues and not just recoveries. During a briefing at a gymnasium on Jindo Island, a few dozen relatives hurled their bodies at the stage, desperately asking questions of officials. "Aren't people supposed to have faith in the government," asked Lee Jong-eui, a businessman whose 17-year-old nephew, Nam Hyun-chul, is among the missing. "The government should have hurried up and have done something, but they just wasted four days, which led to this point. I think this is more like a man-made disaster." Thirty-two of the 476 people aboard the ship, most of whom were students from one high school, have been confirmed dead. The ship's captain was one of 174 known survivors and was arrested on Friday along with one of the Sewol's three helmsmen and the 25-year-old third mate, prosecutors said. Some relatives of the more than 200 children missing in a sunken South Korean ferry offered DNA swabs on Saturday to help identify the dead as the rescue turned into a mission to recover the vessel and the bodies of those on board. The Sewol, carrying 476 passengers and crew, capsized on Wednesday on a journey from the port of Incheon to the southern holiday island of Jeju. Thirty-two people are known to have died. The 69-year-old captain, Lee Joon-seok, was arrested in the early hours of Saturday on charges of negligence along with two other crew members, including the third mate who was steering at the time of the capsize. Prosecutors later said the mate was steering the Sewol through the waters where it listed and capsized - for the first time in her career. Asked why the children had been ordered to stay put in their cabins instead of abandoning ship, Lee, apparently overwhelmed by the scale of the disaster, told reporters he feared they would have been swept out to sea in the strong, cold current. Early reports said that the ferry turned sharply and listed, perhaps due to a shift in the cargo it was carrying and crew members said the captain, who was not initially on the bridge, had tried to right the ship but failed. Some 500 relatives of the 270 people listed as missing watched a murky underwater video shot after divers reported they had seen three bodies through the windows. Desperate rescue operations are continuing in the search for hundreds of passengers still missing after a South Korean ferry sank off the southern coast. Many South Koreans have also gathered to volunteer their services to the distressed families of the missing passengers. "south korea" "s. korea" korea korean ferry boat sunk sinking sunken rescue "search and rescue" grief anger family families relatives friends crying fight battle 2014 truth experience pray news media "new world order" illuminati peace war disaster "cruise ship" cruise holiday vacation entertainment trending viral "social media" prayers god prepare survial boat collapse water ocean footage video crisis DNA captain extreme weather "agenda nwo 2" coast to coast am glenn beck missing malaysia airlines flight mh370 maldives agenda 21 symbolism prediction movie nwo bankers mafia rothschild bohemian grove bilderberg 2014 blood moon truth wake up sheeple usd collapse bitcoin litecoin alex jones rant gerald celente david icke jim rogers china Anger is growing among grieving parents and relatives as confusion and conflicting reports emerge about the South Korean ferry disaster which has killed at least 20 people. Grieving family members gathered on the quay of the coastal city of Jindo, huddled in blankets against the spring cold as efforts to locate the missing went into a second day. Hope of finding survivors is diminishing after rescuers, including 500 divers, were forced to abandon rescue operations amid strong tides and rough seas. The anger has been fuelled by confusion over the number of survivors; on Wednesday officials said the majority of the passengers had been rescued, but these figures have since been revised. South Korea ferry 'steered by inexperienced third mate'