Very nicely done! This disaster will continue to haunt our minds. Great information about the lifeboats. One can only imagine the horror of living though that awful night.
Thank you for this sobering and informative video. This is the first time I've seen so much information about the Titanic's lifeboats in one place. Something that has stayed in my mind for many years is the account of an officer who refused to let a boy of about 12 into a lifeboat. A survivor saw the boy just curl up on the deck in what had to be terror and despair. If that officer whose name I don't recall survived I hope he never forgot what he did and regretted it to his final breath.---I once saw a documentary called "Titanic--A Question of Murder" and it was shown that at least one Harland & Wolff or White Star official wanted to the Titanic to carry far more lifeboats, boats that the liner could and should have carried. Still it's possible that extra lifeboats would have been of limited help: the Titanic was nearly gone while the few lifeboats she did have were still being lowered. Perhaps those extra boats would have broken loose and given people something to hold onto or use as a raft in the water and a few more lives be saved.---I know that J. Bruce Ismay has been made one of the villains of the story but it seems that at least some of that was generated by William Randolph Hearst who would later destroy the career and reputation of Fatty Arbuckle the silent film star. I've seen and read so much about the Titanic that I can't always remember the source but somewhere I read that if Bruce Ismay had stayed on board and died his death would have been "another useless death". Too he doesn't get the credit he deserves for directing people to the boats and preventing more deaths. I blame no one for surviving. The survival instinct is the strongest instinct we have. So easy for people to say, "I would do this", or "I wouldn't do that" when they talk about how they would handle a disaster situation. They don't know until they are there and they might do very differently from what the said.---What a bungled affair was the lowering of the lifeboats. Hopefully the chances of a similar situation are at least reduced because there is so much knowledge about the sinking of the Titanic.
+Andrew Brendan The officer may have been Lightoller who worked the port side boats. He insisted on women and children ONLY. On the starboard side Murdoch boarded women and children FIRST and then allowed men to follow if there was still space available. I read a couple days ago men on the starboard side were 5 times as likely to find a lifeboat than those on the port side. As you gathered I made this video to emphasize the futility of simply having more lifeboats. They weren't even able to launch the 20 she did have. If nothing else was changed she would have gone down with boats still in the davits rather like the Andrea Doria. The crew's inexperience regarding the boats was a much bigger issue. It's why lifeboat drills are required by law these days and they involve both the passengers and crew. I agree that Ismay was treated unfairly by the press. One of the inquiries concluded that Ismay staying on board would have been just another death.
+iluvcamaros Just a short distance from where I live is a cemetery in which there is a granite monument with the name "J.B. Crafton" and above the name are no dates but just the words "Lost on the Titanic". I don't think Mr. Crafton's body was ever recovered. I walk on the same streets and go past some of the same houses and stores as this man who was failed by the lack of lifeboats and experience on the Titanic.
Very Sad music to this Titanic video, but it was a Tragic Avent that will.go down in History. ling live the Titanic. well made. still waiting for Titanic 2 Mr Palmer.
I know it's taking a long time to get this shit going but it will go for another 2 years abandoned you could have made three Titanic in a time that I could have made three in the time if taken to do one and I got half of it done run out of money is the sorry I've had a stroke and I can't talk very well anywhere that was a life by head back and those days should I keep and I still have dreams about that keep going down put on never to or not also 1940 pod I didn't last long a pilot I call it the English Channel that's why I don't like water hard round and I will do I need 24 years old would you believe it in this up to you
If you're the man that's making this ship I will go on it just one more time actually 03 the Moves very good third cast they were quite good my mother thought so there's a lot of do you hard to get up to the deck I got ported number three my mother she couldn't get in with me know 12 preventing you got together afterwards have a good day good days when it says talk about being cold no one knows what cold is until you have to go to lots of stars and very very cold anyway that was 2 months ago and I'm still dreaming of it now what ID like to do is go into I will one day to that ship and I will get on up is a pure the manager making it why is it taking so long you've got a 3 of them for the purpose of the one that they made I've had a stroke when I don't feel very well into the phone it will be finished as they say what I was told to say done half of it that didn't know how to stop ran out of money so whoever says you're not going to see it I bet you do you'll get it
Someone should rebuild one of these lifeboats and test their real capacity. My guess due to calm waters at that night would be some 100 people. Not possible to lower them with that many people but possible to save much more persons being already in water.
+robinhood48 Not really. Lifeboat 11, a mere 5 people over capacity, sunk low in the water following launch from the ship and was partly swamped. Some passengers had to transfer to another boat to stop the swamped boat from sinking. Also, with over a thousand people in the water, you would have dozens of them grabbing the sides of your boat. This would have possibly led to the lifeboat capsizing with more people ending up in the water.
+Paul Heenan I think you are right concerning capacity of the boats. But they did not even try. What they did was to escape those who were struggling for their lives. I understand that passengers, mostly women and non- sailors will act that way, so we have to face the main problem of this night again- the total lack of organisation and the total failure of installing and maintaining of a chain of command. Can you agree?
There was an absolute crumble of leadership onboard, yes. Captain Smith wandered the deck in a daze, apparently awaiting his inevitable fate, and gave orders only when they were suggested to him. Amazingly, only Smith, the senior officers, Andrews and Ismay knew of the ship's fate - nobody told the rest of the crew that Titanic was sinking. In the end, the lack of preparation and communication among the crew and the outright stubbornness of the passengers led to a poorly executed evacuation of the ship.
+Paul Conneely No, sadly. All of Titanic's lifeboats mysteriously disappeared following the sinking ( possibly as part of White Star's aim to remove all traces of Titanic, including the crew, and forget about the disaster). A rumour persists that the lifeboats ended up on Olympic, but it was never proven. However, one of Nomadic's lifeboats has been discovered, repaired and preserved.
The company flagship sinking on it's maiden voyage with a huge loss of life was an embarrassing and humiliating disaster for White Star. They wished to move on and so buried Titanic. There was nothing sinister about the sinking. The ship simply met an untimely demise.
All 20 were launched but not all were collected by the carpathia. After the ship sank, some of the boats were consolidated so that teams of officers could take mostly empty boats back to the debris field to look for survivors. They had waited to long though and all but a handful had already frozen to death. Some people also did not survive despite making it to lifeboats. It was two hours before the carpathia arrived and conditions were very cold. Some lifeboats were used to contain these bodies so they could be collected later. Some lifeboats were just left behind. Being the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, a portion of the boats left behind for one reason or another were never recovered. I’m not sure I’d fault the crew for being disorganized. It’s easy to criticize in hindsight, but keep in mind this was the maiden voyage of the titanic and most of the crew was new to their posts. Before striking the iceberg, there was supposed to be a drill that morning to train the necessary crew. This was cancelled as it would disrupt Sunday morning services and this sort of drill would have required them to bring the ship to a complete stop.
In titanic honor and glory real time sinking lifeboat 16 goes down with 53 people not with 40 people same for lifeboat 14 with 40 people is not 58 and lifeboat 12 with 42 and not 30 people. You are wrong.
It is unknown why Captain Smith cancelled a lifeboat drill that was scheduled on Sunday morning. The designers decided to remove lifeboats from the deck saying it looked to cluttered. Even though the ship met British law on the required number of lifeboats, it was outdated and so they only had enough lifeboats for about 1/2 the people on the ship. Lifeboats not filled to capacity. Some lifeboats were not even half full, resulting in more lives lost that could have been saved. Crew feared it would buckle, even though they were tested at Belfast. They could have saved 500 more lives. Also, the boats refused to return to the ship rescuing more people fearing the sinking Titanic would suck them in - which was not true.
At the time life boats were thought to ferry passengers between a sinking ship and a rescue ship. Also the idea that they just wanted more space on deck is a myth
flappy pig I thought u were lying then I just checked it was found by the oceanic but Jesus that sends shivers through my body finding more of the 1500 1 month after Jesus
@@raynoraynov5651 as i read, that boat was Collapsible A, found about 1 month after the disaster by RMS Oceanic. After the Titanic sink, 5th Officer Harold Lowe came back to took some survivor in the water, then found Collapsible A with 13 survivor left (Rhoda Abbott was the only female), and 3 freezing dead body. Mr. Lowe left their body inside Collapsible A and covered them with lifebelts. Then Mr. Lowe set adrift Collapsible A until 1 month later found by RMS Oceanic. RMS Carpathia never found Collapsible A, and only took 13 lifeboat onboard.
You really need to do your research as Lightoller got in Collapsible B and Moody never got on a boat! And a lot of time you said that this person got on the boat at this time and 30 minutes is still lowering a boat
many if not most considered it a crime that there were not enough lifeboats for all however on a ship with thousands they were simply doing what was considered normal at the time. are airplanes equipped with parachutes for each person? no so a person accepts the risks. it was not expected that the Titanic would sink in a couple hours so the lifeboats were the norm for the time. however speeding ahead into the ice was not and that was the real crime. for survival it also would be wise like they do on tankers to have basic immersion suits similar to an insulated dry suit small medium and large to buy precious time if the person ends up in the water or even in a boat in sleety freezing rain would give protection. they also would not take up much space at all. many of the victims froze to death in a few minutes but could have been hauled out alive in immersion suits a couple hours later.
Remember the rules back then were different than today’s They only needed 16 boats if the ship weighed over 10,000 and now there needs to be enough boats for all passengers
If there had been enough lifeboats I still don't think all of the passengers would have been saved due to the crew not filling them to capacity and delays in lowering them
@@bjplayz9940 accually its true since passengers are panicking and note only 13 out of 20 lifeboats had been launched the others was still on their davits and since the ship was sinking fast not all could have survived
I have to tell people this over again and again that the officers were never told that the lowering system could handle a full load boat! Although the boat maybe able to carry 65 people the officers were worried that the lowering system would fail and the boat along with the people would go drowning in the water! ITS NOT THE OFFICERS FAULT THAT WHITE STAR LINE NEVER TOLD THEM THAT THEY REDESIGNED THE LOWERING SYSTEM TO HANDLE A FULLY LOADED BOAT!
White star line (the company that owned titanic) wanted to remove all traces of Titanic but no one knows where the lifeboats have been the last document of the lifeboats was in November 1913
Accually Titanic had more lifeboats, the bigger the boat the lower the number of Lifeboats and titanic was planned to have only 14 but was turned 20 before her maiden voyage
Since the white star line it did die in a sense due to their bank close then it was bought and restarted and we move into the era of the white star line we know
@@hermannfegeleintheantic8692 what the hell is so funny about that do you not know that both of those disasters killed thousands with the titanic leaving 1496 dead and 9/11 leaving 2700 dead. Is that funny?
![What Happened to TITANIC'S Lifeboats?? [WHERE ARE THEY]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SE_H1QIvFzM/mqdefault.jpg)
Very nicely done! This disaster will continue to haunt our minds. Great information about the lifeboats. One can only imagine the horror of living though that awful night.
Modeltnick $600,000,000
Thank you for this sobering and informative video. This is the first time I've seen so much information about the Titanic's lifeboats in one place. Something that has stayed in my mind for many years is the account of an officer who refused to let a boy of about 12 into a lifeboat. A survivor saw the boy just curl up on the deck in what had to be terror and despair. If that officer whose name I don't recall survived I hope he never forgot what he did and regretted it to his final breath.---I once saw a documentary called "Titanic--A Question of Murder" and it was shown that at least one Harland & Wolff or White Star official wanted to the Titanic to carry far more lifeboats, boats that the liner could and should have carried. Still it's possible that extra lifeboats would have been of limited help: the Titanic was nearly gone while the few lifeboats she did have were still being lowered. Perhaps those extra boats would have broken loose and given people something to hold onto or use as a raft in the water and a few more lives be saved.---I know that J. Bruce Ismay has been made one of the villains of the story but it seems that at least some of that was generated by William Randolph Hearst who would later destroy the career and reputation of Fatty Arbuckle the silent film star. I've seen and read so much about the Titanic that I can't always remember the source but somewhere I read that if Bruce Ismay had stayed on board and died his death would have been "another useless death". Too he doesn't get the credit he deserves for directing people to the boats and preventing more deaths. I blame no one for surviving. The survival instinct is the strongest instinct we have. So easy for people to say, "I would do this", or "I wouldn't do that" when they talk about how they would handle a disaster situation. They don't know until they are there and they might do very differently from what the said.---What a bungled affair was the lowering of the lifeboats. Hopefully the chances of a similar situation are at least reduced because there is so much knowledge about the sinking of the Titanic.
+Andrew Brendan The officer may have been Lightoller who worked the port side boats. He insisted on women and children ONLY. On the starboard side Murdoch boarded women and children FIRST and then allowed men to follow if there was still space available. I read a couple days ago men on the starboard side were 5 times as likely to find a lifeboat than those on the port side. As you gathered I made this video to emphasize the futility of simply having more lifeboats. They weren't even able to launch the 20 she did have. If nothing else was changed she would have gone down with boats still in the davits rather like the Andrea Doria. The crew's inexperience regarding the boats was a much bigger issue. It's why lifeboat drills are required by law these days and they involve both the passengers and crew. I agree that Ismay was treated unfairly by the press. One of the inquiries concluded that Ismay staying on board would have been just another death.
+iluvcamaros Just a short distance from where I live is a cemetery in which there is a granite monument with the name "J.B. Crafton" and above the name are no dates but just the words "Lost on the Titanic". I don't think Mr. Crafton's body was ever recovered. I walk on the same streets and go past some of the same houses and stores as this man who was failed by the lack of lifeboats and experience on the Titanic.
he mis-interpreted Captain Smith's order of women and children FIRST as women and children ONLY
Love the song
Titanic: Enough time, but not enough lifeboats
Lusitania: Enough lifeboats, but not enough time.
Lifeboats barely held 20 ppl because of the waves keep pouring over the top, there is pictures of the carpathian rescuing them
Very Sad music to this Titanic video, but it was a Tragic Avent that will.go down in History. ling live the Titanic. well made. still waiting for Titanic 2 Mr Palmer.
Palmer's idea is as doomed as much as its namesake was! His foolhardy "Titanic II" will never happen!
I know it's taking a long time to get this shit going but it will go for another 2 years abandoned you could have made three Titanic in a time that I could have made three in the time if taken to do one and I got half of it done run out of money is the sorry I've had a stroke and I can't talk very well anywhere that was a life by head back and those days should I keep and I still have dreams about that keep going down put on never to or not also 1940 pod I didn't last long a pilot I call it the English Channel that's why I don't like water hard round and I will do I need 24 years old would you believe it in this up to you
If you're the man that's making this ship I will go on it just one more time actually 03 the Moves very good third cast they were quite good my mother thought so there's a lot of do you hard to get up to the deck I got ported number three my mother she couldn't get in with me know 12 preventing you got together afterwards have a good day good days when it says talk about being cold no one knows what cold is until you have to go to lots of stars and very very cold anyway that was 2 months ago and I'm still dreaming of it now what ID like to do is go into I will one day to that ship and I will get on up is a pure the manager making it why is it taking so long you've got a 3 of them for the purpose of the one that they made I've had a stroke when I don't feel very well into the phone it will be finished as they say what I was told to say done half of it that didn't know how to stop ran out of money so whoever says you're not going to see it I bet you do you'll get it
Very nicely done sir
Someone should rebuild one of these lifeboats and test their real capacity. My guess due to calm waters at that night would be some 100 people.
Not possible to lower them with that many people but possible to save much more persons being already in water.
+robinhood48 Not really. Lifeboat 11, a mere 5 people over capacity, sunk low in the water following launch from the ship and was partly swamped. Some passengers had to transfer to another boat to stop the swamped boat from sinking. Also, with over a thousand people in the water, you would have dozens of them grabbing the sides of your boat. This would have possibly led to the lifeboat capsizing with more people ending up in the water.
+Paul Heenan
I think you are right concerning capacity of the boats. But they did not even try.
What they did was to escape those who were struggling for their lives. I understand that passengers, mostly women and non- sailors will act that way, so we have to face the main problem of this night again- the total lack of organisation and the total failure of installing and maintaining of a chain of command.
Can you agree?
There was an absolute crumble of leadership onboard, yes. Captain Smith wandered the deck in a daze, apparently awaiting his inevitable fate, and gave orders only when they were suggested to him. Amazingly, only Smith, the senior officers, Andrews and Ismay knew of the ship's fate - nobody told the rest of the crew that Titanic was sinking.
In the end, the lack of preparation and communication among the crew and the outright stubbornness of the passengers led to a poorly executed evacuation of the ship.
+Paul Heenan Fully agree.
You know your stuff.
My favourite lifeboat is Collapsible A
Is there any of these life boats preserved in a museum today ??
+Paul Conneely No, sadly. All of Titanic's lifeboats mysteriously disappeared following the sinking ( possibly as part of White Star's aim to remove all traces of Titanic, including the crew, and forget about the disaster). A rumour persists that the lifeboats ended up on Olympic, but it was never proven. However, one of Nomadic's lifeboats has been discovered, repaired and preserved.
+Paul Heenan that sucks. Thanks for the reply tho. 👍 I do however feel something sinister about the whole disaster of titanic.
The company flagship sinking on it's maiden voyage with a huge loss of life was an embarrassing and humiliating disaster for White Star. They wished to move on and so buried Titanic. There was nothing sinister about the sinking. The ship simply met an untimely demise.
It is unclear as to what happened to the 13 lifeboats
@@paulheenan9098 True, but it seemed that Titanic had the infamous 'harbinger of doom' overshadowing her fate from the moment she was launched!
Only 13 were lowered away? Talk about the crew being disorganized
Its because the sinking is sinking fast and since people are on panic the lifeboatd cannot be lowered properly or launched
@@charlesjakesamadan4924 that explains things
All 20 were launched but not all were collected by the carpathia. After the ship sank, some of the boats were consolidated so that teams of officers could take mostly empty boats back to the debris field to look for survivors. They had waited to long though and all but a handful had already frozen to death. Some people also did not survive despite making it to lifeboats. It was two hours before the carpathia arrived and conditions were very cold. Some lifeboats were used to contain these bodies so they could be collected later. Some lifeboats were just left behind. Being the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, a portion of the boats left behind for one reason or another were never recovered. I’m not sure I’d fault the crew for being disorganized. It’s easy to criticize in hindsight, but keep in mind this was the maiden voyage of the titanic and most of the crew was new to their posts. Before striking the iceberg, there was supposed to be a drill that morning to train the necessary crew. This was cancelled as it would disrupt Sunday morning services and this sort of drill would have required them to bring the ship to a complete stop.
@@MaytrixMan ok I kinda sounded a little harsh and blamed the crew for being disorganized but what you said does make sense
In titanic honor and glory real time sinking lifeboat 16 goes down with 53 people not with 40 people same for lifeboat 14 with 40 people is not 58 and lifeboat 12 with 42 and not 30 people. You are wrong.
According to this video there are must be 750-760 survivors, but in reality only 712 survived.
Just imagine sitting in a lifeboat and watching the final plunge :(
Or being on Collapsible A or Collapsible B and seeing the final plunge while struggling to stay afloat and survive yourself.
It is unknown why Captain Smith cancelled a lifeboat drill that was scheduled on Sunday morning.
The designers decided to remove lifeboats from the deck saying it looked to cluttered. Even though the ship met British law on the required number of lifeboats, it was outdated and so they only had enough lifeboats for about 1/2 the people on the ship.
Lifeboats not filled to capacity. Some lifeboats were not even half full, resulting in more lives lost that could have been saved. Crew feared it would buckle, even though they were tested at Belfast. They could have saved 500 more lives. Also, the boats refused to return to the ship rescuing more people fearing the sinking Titanic would suck them in - which was not true.
Davin Peterson The reason why titanic didn't have as much lifeboats is because it had a lot of watertight compartments.
At the time life boats were thought to ferry passengers between a sinking ship and a rescue ship. Also the idea that they just wanted more space on deck is a myth
boat a was found 1 month after with 3 rotting bodies :(
it is very sad
flappy pig I thought u were lying then I just checked it was found by the oceanic but Jesus that sends shivers through my body finding more of the 1500 1 month after Jesus
it is very creepy but at least we know what happened to them.
Yeah, but they were already dead when the Carpathia arrived, so the Carpathia's crew left their bodies in the boat.
@@raynoraynov5651 as i read, that boat was Collapsible A, found about 1 month after the disaster by RMS Oceanic. After the Titanic sink, 5th Officer Harold Lowe came back to took some survivor in the water, then found Collapsible A with 13 survivor left (Rhoda Abbott was the only female), and 3 freezing dead body. Mr. Lowe left their body inside Collapsible A and covered them with lifebelts. Then Mr. Lowe set adrift Collapsible A until 1 month later found by RMS Oceanic. RMS Carpathia never found Collapsible A, and only took 13 lifeboat onboard.
is that teh piano version of hymn of the sea?
You really need to do your research as Lightoller got in Collapsible B and Moody never got on a boat!
And a lot of time you said that this person got on the boat at this time and 30 minutes is still lowering a boat
many if not most considered it a crime that there were not enough lifeboats for all however on a ship with thousands they were simply doing what was considered normal at the time. are airplanes equipped with parachutes for each person? no so a person accepts the risks. it was not expected that the Titanic would sink in a couple hours so the lifeboats were the norm for the time. however speeding ahead into the ice was not and that was the real crime. for survival it also would be wise like they do on tankers to have basic immersion suits similar to an insulated dry suit small medium and large to buy precious time if the person ends up in the water or even in a boat in sleety freezing rain would give protection. they also would not take up much space at all. many of the victims froze to death in a few minutes but could have been hauled out alive in immersion suits a couple hours later.
I blame those boat builders or anyone else who decided that there should only be twenty lifeboats for the death of all the other passengers.
Remember the rules back then were different than today’s
They only needed 16 boats if the ship weighed over 10,000 and now there needs to be enough boats for all passengers
Where did titanic's lifeboats go?
boats
Titanic and its Age where people thought that the safer the ship, the fewer boats the ship should carry.
That Many Room For More - Molly Brown.
If there had been enough lifeboats I still don't think all of the passengers would have been saved due to the crew not filling them to capacity and delays in lowering them
I would write you a reply about how you are wrong but I just decided to ignore your stupidity
@@bjplayz9940 accually its true since passengers are panicking and note only 13 out of 20 lifeboats had been launched the others was still on their davits and since the ship was sinking fast not all could have survived
I have to tell people this over again and again that the officers were never told that the lowering system could handle a full load boat! Although the boat maybe able to carry 65 people the officers were worried that the lowering system would fail and the boat along with the people would go drowning in the water! ITS NOT THE OFFICERS FAULT THAT WHITE STAR LINE NEVER TOLD THEM THAT THEY REDESIGNED THE LOWERING SYSTEM TO HANDLE A FULLY LOADED BOAT!
@@bjplayz9940 why don't you shut up
What is the name of this song?
My heart will go on piano
Hymn to the sea (piano)
Border Play5- Correction: My heart will go on, no lyrics.
A life so changed, piano version
706 survived 1517 perished at sinking .
Ryan Martins 712 survived 1496 perished
3 dogs survived and 9 dogs perished, and all the cats died
Only if the Lifeboat Was been Deposit to a Local Museum
White star line (the company that owned titanic) wanted to remove all traces of Titanic but no one knows where the lifeboats have been the last document of the lifeboats was in November 1913
@@user-ns3ob9wj2e Lifeboat missing, the case Was unsolved
After that boat 2 3 and 4 where found with dead 15 bodies :(
Ingrid Hernandez *Boat A
Was Murdoch the only officer to die?
David Soriano the captain smith isn't a officer dum dum
There was also another officer who died
Yeah it was James Moody
Gary Gallogly Chief Officer Henry Wilde, First Officer William Murdoch and Sixth Officer James Moody died in the disaster.
They could've made more boats on titanic
Accually Titanic had more lifeboats, the bigger the boat the lower the number of Lifeboats and titanic was planned to have only 14 but was turned 20 before her maiden voyage
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Rip SS Titanic 1911/1912
let me correct you
RIP RMS Titanic 1909-1912
@@envirommc7059 ss and rms are right
even sv is right
ss(steam ship) rms(royal mail ship) sv (steam vessel)
@@Hosopfzeljko titanic was classified as RMS
@@envirommc7059 She also classified as S.S. and S.V. as Zeljiko gaming has stated hell the name playes on her lifeboats read "SS TITANIC"
WSL Started in the 19th Centruy
Jonathan Her Yes in 1845
Depends
Since the white star line it did die in a sense due to their bank close then it was bought and restarted and we move into the era of the white star line we know
I miss Titanic yeah but this is not rude or mean Titanic is more luxury and beautiful and stylish and legend Brittanic is great to!!!
Bro Britannica wasn't meant to look good it was a hospital ship
@@imadoglol4445 she was made to be more beautiful but due to ww1 all her Grand Interiors was removed
Unfortunately this could happen (and has happened) again. ruclips.net/video/QInuFYRZwPw/видео.htmlm50s
That could have the 21st century version of the Titanic disaster if the Costa Concorida had sunk in deeper waters. History almost repeated itself.
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did you guys noticed that boat 9 and 11 where same as 9/11
Sam Anthony B. Magdua
lol
Illuminati confirmed.
@@hermannfegeleintheantic8692 what the hell is so funny about that do you not know that both of those disasters killed thousands with the titanic leaving 1496 dead and 9/11 leaving 2700 dead. Is that funny?
@@bjplayz9940 your a gacha u weren't even born when Obama was elected and 9/11 happening
herbert pitman is one of my ancestry my grandma last name is pitman
Serisously?