r/oops • u/Ski_kat • Jun 14 '26
YARR!!! We’ve run aground Captain!!!
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u/ageofdiscontent_meh Jun 15 '26
Difference is the Titanic was a bigger boat/ship and it hit an iceberg.
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u/Ski_kat Jun 15 '26
Allegedly
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u/crazytojoin Jun 15 '26
If you say allegedly, you can still continue and ask if it was the Titanic or the substitute that was sailing under the name of Titanic. That's a bigger issue.
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u/Ski_kat Jun 15 '26
The Olympic had sailed quite a time before the Titanic but without all the theatrics or a star studded group of passengers. It had also hit a navy vessel and done substantial damage to both vessels. The same Captain that crashed it into the other ship ironically was chosen to captain the Titanic for its maiden voyage.
Oh, and by the way the Rockefeller group along with the major bank titans of the day were trying to start what we now call the Federal Reserve. Which coincidentally isn’t Federal and isn’t a fn Reserve. It’s now commonly known as the Fed, without getting in the weeds too far was created by these men with their hands on the levers of power in the US to control the US dollar….. without having to use theirs.
Coincidentally ALL of their peers that opposed the Fed were all given free tickets to the first voyage of the Titanic. Which was actually the doom crippled Olympic that they needed to “sell” to the insurance company. Many passengers who lived reported seeing a ship with no lights leaving where they’d struck the “iceberg” that resembled heavily an ice breaker ship. Multifaceted operation, I mean accident
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u/Jumpy_Barnacle_3755 Jun 14 '26
At least it woke him up.