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i love a night to remember, ducky from NCIS is in it as well
R.i.p
awesome 👍 video. Here's what happened to TITANIC https://youtu.be/fRAUOnk7n8M
For the idiots saying "It's not Titanic but Olympic". The pieces brought up from the wreck have "401" stamped on them. 401 was Titanics slipway at Harland & Wolf. Olympics was 400. If you think otherwise then present any piece brought up from the wreck with 400 on them. I'll wait. 😆
Heard ppl say it was meant to sink. Because of the deep state
Robert Ballard went looking for a greater ship in 1988 but found that elusive ship in 1989. Frankly, I believe THE FINGER OF GOD played the ultimate role in sinking that ship 48 years earlier…..of course the GERMANS say they scuttled it….either way, it was never going to reach BREST!
well done.
On an empire of lies
Edith Russel always reminds me of Margaret Hamilton (the Wicked Witch of the West) LOL
Titanic was just very unlucky. Wrong place, wrong time, wrong decisions, and worst places were damaged (most of damage were right across watertight bulkheads).
The design may have flaws, but it was no-less-than an "A" for the time. Just look at RMS Olympic, her sister which got hit by a destroyer and didn't sink, that happened when Titanic was being built. Later Olympic actually suck a U-boat with her bow and was called "Old reliable" for her
I didn't know she was built in Belfast. Thank you for this very informative production. ♥♥♥
Honor Blackman, who starred in" A Night to Remember", passed away, I think, earlier this year. She is probably the best known for her role in the James Bond film, "Goldfinger".
The obvious occult symbolism behind the sinking of the titanic is amazing. The unsinkable ship that sunk on its maiden voyage. In Greek mythology, the Titans ruled over heaven and earth until the gods of Olympus overthrew them ushering in a new era. The Titanic sunk into the depths of history while the Olympia went on to reign over the oceans as the world's largest ship. This occurred a year before the Federal Reserve assumed control over the monetary system of the United States and maritime law became the law of the land. Now the anniversary of the sinking is tax day.
Loved the interviews with the old timers.❤️
Badly
I like history
The old dude at the end certainly married up…………
The Titanic was sunk on purpose to create the Federal Reserve Bank. The opposition was onboard the boat.
Dont you mean the olympic that they put all the men who wanted nothing to do with a federal reserve on, then murdered them all?
The Wreck of the Titan: Or, Futility is a novella written by Morgan Robertson and published as Futility in 1898, and revised as The Wreck of the Titan in 1912. It features a fictional British ocean liner Titan that sinks in the North Atlantic after striking an iceberg.
Titanic was sank to kill 3 major players who were against the Federal Reserve. Was it really an Iceburg or was it an internal explosion?
Follow up questions: Why was the ship swapped with the Olympic in one of the largest insurance fraud scams of all time?
Who knew?, and why did some of the ships most famous and richest guests cancel their voyages just days in advance?
When did a put-option on the stock market get created, by who, and why is it always associated with large insurance payouts?
What was the voting affiliation for the majority of rich passengers, as well as the majority of lower deck passengers?
Why are documentaries like this still being made, instead of the one involving the questions I just asked, which we KNOW need investigating after Robert Ballard's re-discovery??????????????????
It had been 84 years…
(108 now)
Very well done. Definitely a destination to visit, in honor of those lost, as well as the thousands of souls that built such a magnificent and iconic engineering marvel of shipbuilding.
Very nice 😍💋 💝💖♥️❤️
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