space lizard
25-06-2007, 09:37 PM
What can anyone on here tell me about Morgan Robertson. He wrote a book that predicted the sinking of the Titanic in 1898. His ship was called the Titan.
here's a list of similarities between the two ships.
http://www.historyonthenet.com/Titanic/futility.htm
Intersetingly his book predicts only 13 survivors. Maybe he thought there would be 13 people on board who would be in the know. (Now the movie the 13th warrior is being called into question in my mind), but anyway.....
I got onto the Titanic investigation about 2 weeks ago and I'm about to read the official investigation into the sinking a book called A Night To Remember by Walter Lord.
All this was triggered after watching a film online called Freedom to Fascism where Aaron Russo named J.P. Morgan as a founder of the Federal Reserve. David mentions the foundation in The Biggest Secret as a coup that enslaved the American public. Then I watched a documentary on the sinking of the Titanic and J.P. Morgan was supposed to be on board but pulled out at the last minute, which triggered alarm bells in my mind. After all he was the ships owner and one would think he would have wanted to be on the maiden voyage. THEN I looked up on the net and discovered that all the millionaires invited to sail on the maiden voyage were opposed to the formation of the federal reserve and this is why men were not allowed on the life boats. It was a mass assasination for political gains.
So reading the opening of this investigation book I discover Morgan Robertson and his prediction novel name "Futility" - He died in poverty in 1915 (interestingly the same year a book publisher wrote a letter to the public promising to deliver all his books for free to anyone who would subscribe to their magazine for a year and give the proceeds to him, Screwed again I'll bet).
Has anyone on here gone down this rabbit hole before and do you have any new info I should check out, Was Morgan Robertson a mystic or mason?
here's a list of similarities between the two ships.
http://www.historyonthenet.com/Titanic/futility.htm
Intersetingly his book predicts only 13 survivors. Maybe he thought there would be 13 people on board who would be in the know. (Now the movie the 13th warrior is being called into question in my mind), but anyway.....
I got onto the Titanic investigation about 2 weeks ago and I'm about to read the official investigation into the sinking a book called A Night To Remember by Walter Lord.
All this was triggered after watching a film online called Freedom to Fascism where Aaron Russo named J.P. Morgan as a founder of the Federal Reserve. David mentions the foundation in The Biggest Secret as a coup that enslaved the American public. Then I watched a documentary on the sinking of the Titanic and J.P. Morgan was supposed to be on board but pulled out at the last minute, which triggered alarm bells in my mind. After all he was the ships owner and one would think he would have wanted to be on the maiden voyage. THEN I looked up on the net and discovered that all the millionaires invited to sail on the maiden voyage were opposed to the formation of the federal reserve and this is why men were not allowed on the life boats. It was a mass assasination for political gains.
So reading the opening of this investigation book I discover Morgan Robertson and his prediction novel name "Futility" - He died in poverty in 1915 (interestingly the same year a book publisher wrote a letter to the public promising to deliver all his books for free to anyone who would subscribe to their magazine for a year and give the proceeds to him, Screwed again I'll bet).
Has anyone on here gone down this rabbit hole before and do you have any new info I should check out, Was Morgan Robertson a mystic or mason?