Jekyll Island, 1910 – a very private and secretive meeting was going on in a hotel between seven individuals on this remote island located just off the coast of Georgia. The meeting was hosted by one of the most charismatic, though notorious, capitalist of the time: Mr. John Pierpoint Morgan, famously known as J.P. Morgan. Of the seven individuals who attended the meeting, one was Morgan himself along with two of his associates, three of them represented the Rockefeller Empire and one, namely, Paul Warburg represented the Rothschild Banking dynasty of Europe, which allegedly was the banking agent of the papacy’s Jesuits, that is, the people who were loyal to the Pope and wanted to establish a New World Order through wars. Though no official record of this meeting is present, yet what was decided in the meeting turns out to be “the most” horrendous and dreadful event of the 20th century and probably of the whole human history. Yes, it is believed that the building of the largest cruise in the world at that time and its consequent fate was duly decided in that meeting.
The Titanic Tragedy didn’t happen accidentally; rather it was planned; it was a conspiracy by some of the wealthiest people on the world then.
Seems like only an insane man would do this right? Who would put a huge amount of his hard-earned money to construct the largest cruise in the world and then just ruthlessly hatch a plot to sink it just to get some financial benefit? It is a pretty reasonable justification for not building the ship, isn’t it? Okay, now consider this: Morgan was the most powerful money man on Wall Street in 1912, the year that Titanic sank. At the height of his career during the early 1900s, J.P Morgan and his partners had financial investments in many large corporations and monopolies. Morgan owned shipping companies, railroad companies, automobile companies, steel companies, electric companies, rubber companies, mining companies, life insurance companies, telephone companies, telegraph companies, copper wire companies, and even some of the Thomas Edison companies that made light bulbs, radios, phonographs and movies. So, we can see that it took hardly 1% of his total wealth to build the cruise. But what circumstances compelled him to go ahead with this horrific conspiracy that took every life present on that ship on April 10th 1912?
In 1910, J.P. Morgan was trying to convince the United States government to let him and his Wall Street friends create a monopoly on banks. Back then another word for monopoly was a “combine” or a “trust.” Morgan was trying to convince people that control over all of the money and the banks in the United States should be combined into one big central bank or “Money Trust” where he and his partners on Wall Street would be the bosses. But many of the wealthy industrialists thought that if a Federal Reserve was formed, Morgan and his group of bankers would control the Bank and would gain unprecedented monopoly on the money flow in and out of the country. Another conspiracy theory claims that since the 1830s, America did not have a central bank. Jesuits in America and internationally wanted a central bank located in America, a bank that they could use as a bottomless resource to fulfill their Jesuit agenda of taking money and planning wars and schemes in the world in order to establish the New World Order and bring the Pope to dominate the whole world.
Either way, many notable capitalists of that time including John Astor, Benjamin Guggenheim and Isador Strauss were opposed to this idea and Morgan, along with Rockefeller suspected that they would vehemently oppose the Bill regarding the setting up of the Bank if put in the U.S. Congress. Hence, they decided to cut them short. White Star Line, the shipping company owned by Morgan started building the ship in Belfast, Ireland which was home to majority of the Jesuits. The captain of the ship, Edward Smith, was also allegedly a fanatic Jesuit who was ready to sacrifice himself for the papacy. Interestingly enough, Smith had been travelling in the North Atlantic waters for 26 years and was the most experienced campaigner of that route.
The Titanic set out in its maiden voyage on April 10th 1912. The three opposing capitalists mentioned above, along with others, including Morgan, were slated to be on board on Titanic’s maiden voyage. But, apparently, Morgan cancelled his ticket at the last moment and didn’t board the ship. The others, who did board it, didn’t enjoy the same fate as that of Morgan; rather Morgan had already scripted their fate.
The conspiracy theory becomes more convincing from the fact that Captain Smith, being a mater navigator of the Atlantic, allegedly sailed directly into iceberg territory, failing to heed the numerous warnings given by other ships to decrease speed, and tread carefully. The glancing blow to the side of the Titanic is also said to violate basic safety measurements associated with sailing. Danger is meant to be met head on to avoid exactly what happened to the Titanic. Add to it,the Titanic’s flare guns fired white flares. Red was (and is) the emergency standard. Other colors were used for identification (white = White Star Line). When the Titanic was sinking, her crew fired her flare guns. The Californian and other ships saw the white flares, but didn’t consider them a distress call. At one point, the Californian, commanded by Captain Lord, may have been as close as six miles to the stricken vessel. But alas, the unimaginable happened. The ship touted as the “unsinkable” sank on its maiden voyage.
Morgan’s dream was realized in less than a year after the tragedy as in 1913, the American Government approved the establishment of the Federal Reserve, which would function independent of the Government and would be responsible for all economic and financial decisions of the United States. And the year after that, Jesuits’ dreams came true as a war broke out which engulfed the whole planet and which resulted in the devastation of many great empires and caused exuberant bloodshed.
But the Jesuits could not establish their so called “New World Order” as people slowly began to lose trust in the Vatican and started focusing on more contemplating issues like Liberty, Equality, Sovereignty and Adult suffrage.
There have been numerous conspiracy theories regarding the Titanic disaster, with this being the most convincing. Many have claimed that they are farce and that the ship did unknowingly hit the iceberg. There is still much debate as well as argument going around among oceanologists and forensic experts, who have investigated the ship’s wrecks and conspiracy theorists, who still believe that the ship was indeed doomed from the very time it was being built. Alas, the debate is ever-lasting and we can only speculate what might have actually happened on that ship!
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