Alas, it can be told. The Titanic did not strike and iceberg! The US Navy sunk her!?
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Yes!  The evidence is there if you want to see it!
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Watch the movie TITANIC\n\n\nFebruary 2, 2001\nWeb posted at: 5:39 AM EST (1039 GMT)\n\n\nPARIS, France -- The last male survivor of the sinking of the Titanic has died in southern France. \n\nMichel Navratil, who was just three years old when the Titanic sank after hitting an iceberg in 1912, died in Montpellier on Wednesday aged 92.\n\n\n\nAnd yes a girl died after 106 years or so age n  she was the last surviver of titanic,\n\nJust watch the movie \n :)
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This is a very true possibility because there is actual proof of the government hiding what happend on that day... if you recall a plane had also hit the pentagon as well as the towers right... negative there was no plane wreckage at that site. what had actualy hit it was a missle. and the government wants us to believe that it was a plan to not cause panic.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RMS_Titanic
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Lillian Gertrud Asplund, the last American survivor of the sinking of the Titanic in 1912, died Saturday in Shrewsbury, Mass. She was 99.\n\nHer death was reported by Ronald E. Johnson, vice president of the Nordgren Memorial Chapel, a funeral home in Worcester, Mass.\n\nMs. Asplund, who was just 5 when she sailed on the Titanic, lost her father and three brothers, including a twin, when the ship went down in the North Atlantic after hitting an iceberg. \n\nMs. Asplund's mother, Selma, and another brother, Felix, who was 3, also survived the sinking on the early morning of April 15, 1912.\n\nMs. Asplund shunned publicity and rarely spoke about the events.\n\nAt least two other survivors are living. They are Barbara Joyce West Dainton of Truro, England, who was 10 months old, and Elizabeth G. Dean of Southampton, England, who was 2 months old.\n\nThe Asplund family boarded the ship in Southampton as third-class passengers on their way back to Worcester from their ancestral homeland, Sweden, where they had spent several years.\n\nMs. Asplund's mother described the sinking in an interview with The Worcester Telegram shortly after she and her two children arrived in the city.\n\nSelma Asplund said the family went to the Titanic's upper deck after the ship struck the iceberg.\n\n"I could see the icebergs for a great distance around," she said. "It was cold and the little ones were cuddling close to one another and trying to keep from under the feet of the many excited people. \n\n"My little girl, Lillie, accompanied me, and my husband said 'Go ahead, we will get into one of the other boats.' He smiled as he said it."\n\nBecause the family lost all of their possessions and money, the city of Worcester held a fund-raiser and a benefit concert that together brought in about $2,000 for the surviving Asplunds.\n\nLillian Asplund never married and worked at secretarial jobs in the Worcester area most of her life. \n\nShe retired early to care for her mother, who was described as having never recovered from the disaster.\n\nSelma Asplund died on the 52nd anniversary of the sinking in 1964 at age 91. Felix Asplund died on March 1, 1983, at age 73.
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i think "Titanic" is a great, but sad movie. it's a shame that all those people died on april 15, 1912! :(
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It was faught on the Aleutian Islands in Alaska.  A Japanese submarine was engaged and sunk by the Navy.  There were run-ins with both German and Japanese subs off of coast in the Atlantic and Pacific, but no battles on land
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This is the second time I have seem this question in as many weeks. Whats going on! Is history evaporating? First the Holocaust didn't happen, now one of mans (no sexism intended) greatest achievements maybe didn't really happen???!?!?!?!?\n\nI guess for some people, the only way to make them believe in the Apollo program is to bring them along, otherwise forget it...
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Oh damn you caught me. You must be my ex-gf or something.\nOk I liked TITANIC so much. Yes I cried when Jack didn't get on the floating wreckage in the water. \nI was moved when Rose changed her last name to Dawson, at the end of the movie.\n\nAh shucks I am a big wuss. =)
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I hadn't heard that.  What on Earth could it be about?  It sunk.  End of story, right?
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It does not matter.  We will never know what really happened.  Just like the Kennedy assassinations, Marilyn Monroe's death, aliens etc...  All of this is out of the common persons control.
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The actual numbers were 34 dead and 173 wounded, or a total of 70% of the crew.  The Liberty was our newest "Intelligence" ship.  (clue)  This investigation was squashed and deemed classified by the Johnson Administration 39 years ago.  There are veteran groups out there today still trying to get  satisfaction on this issue. So in answer to your question,  essentially nothing was done except a whole lot of sweeping under the rug.
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It hit the iceberg at 11:40 pm, the aft section sank at\n2:20 am
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HERE YOU GO:\nhttp://www.rkdn.org/titanic%20lyrics.htm
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Q. what's the difference between Bill Clinton and the Titanic? \n\nA.only 200 women went down on the Titanic.
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The olympus, eh?  Last I checked that was a camera company.  I believe you mean the Titanic and the Olympic.  Visit RMSTITANIC.com
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ok, there was a mine that Molly Brown's husband had in Arizona i believe it was. He struck it rich. Apparently when they built their house, Mr Brown had planted Silver dollar coins on the cement floor. They went their own seperate ways from what I've heard. \n\nOh, and the story in the movie about the husband lighting the fire where she'd hidden the money.. it was coins, not notes.\n\nShe later became a senator after the sinking of the titanic. there is a musical about her named "the Unsinkable Molly Brown".\n\nAlso, while on titanic, like the film portrays, she did call out to people including JJ Astor. She also had a son (not on titanic), and when titanic was sinking the opfficer had to throw her into the boat as she refused to leave. She slept in an iron bed on the titanic and she was one, according to history, one of the nicest people around.\n\ni hope this has helped