The Titanic

[mikethepunk]

I have recently read online that the Titanic was deliberately sabotaged in order to destroy some of the richest fortunes, and the men that held them, that were on board.

Now this makes sense to me, especially since it happened right before 1913 and the setting up of the federal reserve.

What I read was that there were some very rich men on board that were REAL patriots and were against the fed reserve being set up. Hence why they were taken out.

Does anyone have any info on this?

[rosix]

if I remember correctly, JP Morgan at the last minute decided to not go on the Titanic even though I think he was booked on it and everything

[amethyst2009]

http://www.titanic-titanic.com/titanic_conspiracy_theory.shtml

[branjo]

It certainly has cause for concern, if we know anything its, to question official claims.

Worth a look into I think. A passenger list would be a good start.

First google brought this up

http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/titanic-victims/

[keystone]

Interesting prog on the box about this a few weeks ag. Basically the theory goes that it was an insurance scam.

Sister ship Olympic was damaged in an accident almost beyond repair and the event was not insured. Her identity were swapped with Titanic so that Olympic (as Titanic) would sink and the insurance could be claimed. Titanic (being quite seaworthy) would then continue as Olympic and great financial losses would be avoided.

The pre-arranged rescue ship ended up in the wrong place.

Cheers

[mikethepunk]

if I remember correctly, JP Morgan at the last minute decided to not go on the Titanic even though I think he was booked on it and everything

Yes I always thought he was on the boat and was the little pussy man that got into a rescue boat that was only for the women. But I guess I was wrong.

[branjo]

Yes I always thought he was on the boat and was the little pussy man that got into a rescue boat that was only for the women. But I guess I was wrong.

If he were on it I bet that is what would have happened anyway, or he would have used a few chubby little kids as water wings if he couldn't have found a boat in time.

[mikethepunk]

If he were on it I bet that is what would have happened anyway, or he would have used a few chubby little kids as water wings if he couldn't have found a boat in time.

hahahahahaha

[white horse]

FALSE TITANIC NEWS STILL BAFFLES SMITH; Editor's Bulletin Chronology on the Fateful Monday Interests Committee, but Aids Little.

Special to The New York Times.

May 10, 1912, Friday

Page 6, 1425 words

http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?_r=1&res=9400E6D91F31E233A25753C1A9639C946396D6CF