Titanic thread:
Is this real?
1913

J.P. Morgan dies with a net worth approx. 118.5 million..

Did he prevent his company from going bankrupt but also gain complete control of the Federal Reserve post the sinking of the Titanic?
He owned White Star Line co. which made 3 ships..

The Titanic, Brittanic, and Olympic.
In 1911 a voyage of the Olympic caused it to suffer intense damage burning a hole in the pocket for J.P. Morgan for its repair and maintenance.
Titanic's maiden voyage was delayed from March 20, 1912 to April 10, 1912 because of Olympic's collision with the Hawke.
As the theory goes:

J.P. Morgan decided to switch the Titanic with the Olympic right before the former’s first voyage.

He planned to set sail the damaged Olympic under the false name Titanic and plunge it deep down the ocean to save his company from bankruptcy.
What's the FED got to do with the Titanic?
James A. Fenton aka "Paddy the Pig"

Made deathbed confession to the swap..

He said the ship may not have been destroyed completely with the dashing of the iceberg.

There may have been a consciously intended bunker fire ablaze for hours beneath the deck.
Interesting..
First class..
She's unsyncable..
Titanic sinks April 14, 1912
https://twitter.com/realUnnameable/status/1327274358138687490?s=20
https://twitter.com/realUnnameable/status/1326708103895769088?s=20
Astor also invested in...

..wait for it...

AIRSHIPS!!!

In July 1910, Stuart Davis of Providence and John Jacob Astor of Newport devised a plan to establish airship ferry service from Hazard’s Beach to Scarborough Beach at Narragansett Pier.

Morgan didn't like that..
https://twitter.com/realUnnameable/status/1326705663234478080?s=20
But muh lifting GAS https://twitter.com/realUnnameable/status/1315665608323801088?s=20
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