Murder & Mayhem on the High Seas All in the Name of Crony Capitalism
Was the Titanic Deliberately Sunk to Create the Federal Reserve?

The year 1912 marked a turning point in both maritime history and American finance. While the world mourned the tragic loss of the "unsinkable" Titanic, a more sinister question emerges when examining the passenger manifest and the events that followed: Was this disaster orchestrated to pave the way for the Federal Reserve banking system?
The Players in This Maritime Chess Game
At the center of this theory stands J.P. Morgan, Wall Street's most powerful figure and America's unofficial central banker. During the Panic of 1907, Morgan single-handedly âpreventedâ (after engineering) economic collapse, demonstrating the need forâand his desire to controlâa centralized banking system. He was a firm believer that America needed a Federal Reserve, but he fâŠ



