This news story is from 2004. Had you heard it? This news story is from 2004 during the worst period of hysteria surrounding the imminent Antarctic meltdown theory. If a polar bear had been forced to swim 20 feet we would have heard, but we did not hear a peep out of these seekers of truth who could see no ice but not ice.
Russian Ice-breaker Krasin Heading For Antarctic To Rescue U.S. Polar Station McMurdo
VLADIVOSTOK (Anatoly Ilyukhov) - The Far-Eastern Marine Shipping Company%26#039;s icebreaker Krasin leaves Vladivostok on Tuesday for the Antarctic to rescue the US polar station McMurdo. http://www.martechpolar.com/Polar%20News...
According to the shipping company, the cruise to the Antarctic was ordered by the Russian government at the request by the US authorities for an ice-breaker to assist in urgently resupplying the US Antarctic mission.
Remember the ladies who were going to broadcast their swim to the North Pole back to their 4th grade classes. Did their frostbite finally clear up or they cripples forever?
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By the way, your link is only to a picture. Here%26#039;s the link you wanted:
http://www.martechpolar.com/Polar%20News... 50% 2 Votes

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• We may not have heard of it mostly because the story does not appear to speak to any issue.
  Perhaps your story line should be more than just a picture of a ship in ocean ice.
  
  Just what was this intended to convey? 25% 1 Vote