Titanic and Britannic both would've been proud of Olympic. Their oldest sister, the first of the 3, had the most successful career, and Olympic stayed strong for her sisters. Titanic and Britannic may have sunk, but they were always with her till the end. Now all 3 sisters are together in ocean liner heaven, where they will be at peace and will always be together until the end of time.
@@jimcrawford5039 I hate millionaires! Everything has to be for them! Isn't this why we separated from England because the King owned everything that the peasants own. Now today America is like England. With everybody worshipping Presidents royals and celebrities! Making them think they are untouchable. That is why famous people turn criminal and do bad and evil wicked things. Because of their fame and richness. They will not be held accountable. And society as putting that in their mind!
I couldn't agree more with Andrew. Ocean liners are built with life expectancy of 25-30 years of use. Those that know about the Olympic class trio, (Olympic, Titanic, and Britannic), know that out of all three, Olympic was the only ship to live long enough to make her appointment with the scrap yard. Although my heart wishes that someone would have stepped in and saved her as a floating hotel, (like Queen Mary), my head knows that it would've been extremely difficult for someone to actually pull it off. Thank you for the video.
We arent the only ones. I've read RMS Olympic: Titanic's Sister, by Mark Chirnside. It says a lot about how many, many people wished they would have saved the Olympic as soon as her scrapping was announced. Its sad that nobody was able to step in, byt its good to know that many wanted to.
Olympic was the greatest liner. Even more than Titanic. She served long, she fought in the war against the German u boats and transported soldiers. This makes it greater than Titanic in every aspect.
@@notanaudiophile6763 she was not terrible. she just had a bad luck otherwise she was a oceanliner which had a lot of potential even more than olympic to become much successful being the updated one. if olympic had her sisters with her, it would have made a legendary trio, no one could have even competed with them untill the 1930s when normadie, qm and qe came.
@@skarthik1296 that bad luck made her terrible though. Greatness is determined by results, and the results were that she sits at the bottom of the Atlantic. Olympic was great.
@@notanaudiophile6763 that was a human error though, if olympic was in titanics place that doesnt make her terrible. it was carelessnes of humans that sealed her fate. for example you bought a brand new laferrari and on your first drive due to ur reckless driving u crashed it , that doesnt make laferrari a terrible car. it will be ur fault that u crashed the car.
@@skarthik1296 if a great baseball player gets one at bat and strikes out, he had a terrible career. And was a terrible baseball player. Potential ≠ greatness
"Old Reliable", the pride of the White Star Line, and the only one of her class not to sink. With the Queen Mary, the second Mauretania, and the Queen Elizabeth on the way, she was surplus to Cunard White Star's requirements, and she was an aging ship at the time. There's still plenty of her fittings all over the place, so she's not completely dead.
Other than Aquitania, Olympic is the ship I wish was preserved more than any other. She earned her nickname hard and well, and hopefully all who know the name will adress her by her proper R.M.S. title.
For all those wishing for the Olympic to have been preserved please look at what has happened to almost all large ships that are tied up and forgotten.. Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth, United States and even how the USS Texas was until recently.. A ship is a living thing that needs to be in its element , the sea Like a shark if a ship stops moving it dies. .. very few large ship survive captivity with dignity
@@DerpyPossum I did say “Few” ... and it does help when a ships original owners step in to rescue a otherwise financially failing enterprise as happened with NYK Ships like HMS Belfast, Victory and Warrior all have various forms of government or NGO subsidies to keep them going.
I could very much see an alternate universe where Olympic was preserved as a docked hotel, probably in the Queen Mary's place. She is a highlight of the location, and is used as a filming location or set reference for every "Titanic" movie.
"Now her days are done". Liners were built with the understanding they would last only so long. In "R.M.S. Olympic--the Old Reliable" by Simon Mills one can read about the structural problems in her later years. Better the Olympic be scrapped and provide many jobs than something terrible happen at sea resulting in injury and death. With living beings, human or otherwise, or with liners, the time comes for the ending.
What remarkability if they had brought her out of the water, and laid her at full height in a memorial esk massive courtyard surrounded by elegant flowers, ornamentation, and walking passthroughs. I think it would be wonderful if they painted her every decade, something new and quite smart. I've always wanted to see such an elegantly designed liner, be decked in the finest colors. Dark pine green, with soft art deco pink funnel color, and a blackberry blue on the hull line. (It sounds quite a strange color palette I can imagine, but it is remarkable together). I also want to see an autumn brown, with light green funnels, and spring yellow hull lining and funnel linings at the top. Funny thing, funnels back in the edwardian time had an elegant two tone, whereas in the later years, it became an almost utilitarian one tone. And you'll have to trust me on those color palettes no wonder how eccentric they sound.
cunard line didnt destroy the olympics life,the great depression did mauretania (cunard ship) also got scrapped at the same time as olympic also cunard line became cunard white star line in the 1930's and together they made queen mary and queen elizabeth.
Huh, didn't know they refitted her before she went, although the aging part referred to her interior styling, not her machinery, although her reciprocating powerplant was looking slow and expensive compared to the turbine liners. Remember, Olympic was 1900's era ship, and in the art deco era, she probably was looking a bit dated. Me, I love every bit of her, and I'm sad she didn't get to last a bit longer.
Of course, wouldn't be the first time the powers that be in things threw away something that worked perfectly well. Take steam locomotives, many brand new and practically new ones went to the breakers when the diesels took over, but that's another kettle of fish.
As nice as it would have been to see her preserved, it's important to remember that WW2 was just around the corner, and that would have given her a very uncertain future. The firmest preservation plan was for her to become a floating hotel in the South of France. Then she's either captured by the Germans, and then destroyed by the allies, or destroyed by the allies so she doesn't get into enemy hands (especially if she was still in working order). Alternatively she's moored up in the UK and either bombed (docks were massive targets) or pressed into service, or at best stripped for useful parts for the war effort. If by some miracle she's still around in 1945, she's then in a world rebuilding from a massive war. Look at Aquitainia, the one that did survive both wars. You can't save everything. It sounds harsh, but if you really want to keep Olympics legacy alive, visit and support Queen Mary, SS United States (that's seriously under threat), SS Rotterdam, The White Swan at Anwick (where her first class lounge is). Olympic may be gone, but instead of being sad for that, make sure that the liners we still have, and the parts of her still around, live on.
you can't derespect the olympic, she carried alot of troop, she sanked a german submarine U-1O3, she rescued one british ship, and got damaged by a british cruiser
That ship survived its service in World War 1 and actually the Olympic survived a torpedo attack, a gash to the side, and it rammed and sank a German U-boat Why would they scrap "Old Reliable"?
She was an old ship. Her days were done. The great depression killed off the need for these huge liners. Making matters worse, changes in immigration laws killed the immigrant trade. The breaker's yard unfortunately is the logical answer.
Why did they scrapped this great ship? It would be better that if they museum it. People who are interested about Titanic, they would see this Great Ship Olympic & imagine about Titanic.
Times where hard back in the 1930's so companies did whatever they could to make money. Anything that they couldn't use they sold for scrape. A real shame because if she would have survived she would be the most popular museum ship in the world.
Cunard line is the reason why these beauties from white star line are destroyed if cunard never destroyed white star line's liners we could have had ocean liners now!
Cunard White Star (they were merged) also scrapped Mauritania at the same time. They sold Queen Elizabeth, Queen Mary and QE2. It's just lucky that buyers were found for those 3 for future use (although Elizabeth didn't work out sadly). When the time comes, Cunard will sell off their current Queens. Likely all will be scrapped (QM2 is massive in comparison to any other preserved ship, her survival will be a long shot). No shipping company has preserved one of their liners. I don't even know of any smaller ships preserved by their original owners.
That’s where you are wrong. Did you ever hear of the Great Depression? They were scrapped to put men in work, people were starving! Ships wer’nt preserved in those days.
Olypic was a true liner but all great things come to the end it is not possbel to ignor thath te olypic class was a disaster whit titanic sinking only 4 days in her made ivodage and britannic sinkin on noweber 21 1916.
Hail to the chief only became the official tribute to POTUS in 1954. The song goes way back to the early 19th century and has other verses that fit this occasion
This is definetly the Olympic. Olympics forward A-Deck promenade is entirely open, but Titanics forward A-Deck was closed, there were normal Windows. Fuck off and research.
The last voyage of the Titanic which was swapped with the damaged Olympic so that JP Morgan; who cancelled his trip at the last minute, collect the insurance money. The documentary "Why they sank Titanic" makes a lot of sense.
The ship at the bottom of the Atlantic has already been confirmed as being the Titanic. The numbers “401”, which was Titanic’s yard number, is etched into the ship and propeller. The switch theory seems compelling, until you actually look at the evidence and use common sense. The name on the side of the ship was part of the hull and couldn’t be switched. Smith and crew would have recognized it right away if it was the Olympic, and no one is going to purposely hit an iceberg and endanger everyone on board. The ship also was insured for less than the actual cost, so they lost money. JP Morgan just got lucky.
OLYMPIC or TITANIC?... with the TITANIC being over 90% identical, these sister ships have been hard to tell apart even when moored side by side. There is substantial evidence to suggest the TITANIC was switched with the OLYMPIC for several major reasons which you can Google... the OLYMPIC was the older ship that had already been in two major accidents at sea before the TITANIC was completed. Insurance fraud sanctioned by the British Government was one of the reasons, with Maritime fraud scuttling ships by their owners having a well established history. What was once thought as looney Conspiracy Theory is looking more and more like the truth, especially when we know how the history books and mass media have been caught lying to us for centuries!
The Olympic was damaged and uninsurable. So they sunk it and collected the payoff for the much more valuable Titanic, which sailed on as the Olympic. Simple.
My grandpa was on one of the last voyages of the Olympic and he said it was beautiful
Titanic and Britannic both would've been proud of Olympic. Their oldest sister, the first of the 3, had the most successful career, and Olympic stayed strong for her sisters. Titanic and Britannic may have sunk, but they were always with her till the end.
Now all 3 sisters are together in ocean liner heaven, where they will be at peace and will always be together until the end of time.
If they were to preserve a ship, I really wished it could have been Olympic. Would take her any day over the Queen Mary
David Aikman yeah
Thx Olympic would like that
David Aikman there both majestic ships, I hate what they’re doing to the queen.
You could never afford it. They were built for millionaires! A cruise today we can afford!
@@jimcrawford5039 I hate millionaires! Everything has to be for them! Isn't this why we separated from England because the King owned everything that the peasants own. Now today America is like England. With everybody worshipping Presidents royals and celebrities! Making them think they are untouchable. That is why famous people turn criminal and do bad and evil wicked things. Because of their fame and richness. They will not be held accountable. And society as putting that in their mind!
If she were still here in a museum, she would have given us a full perception of what TITANIC was like.
not quite, since the ship’s had countless interior differences.
Was be Interessant....like S.S. Nomadic, The RMS Olympic was Identic The RMS Titanic... I can imagine He like an museum
@@DerpyPossum True, but by now it would have certainly been renovated to match it as closely as possible.
it would be so popular. even more popular than The Queen Mary because of its link to the Titanic and peoples love for it
And James Cameron would not have been struggling a lot to build a replica
I couldn't agree more with Andrew. Ocean liners are built with life expectancy of 25-30 years of use. Those that know about the Olympic class trio, (Olympic, Titanic, and Britannic), know that out of all three, Olympic was the only ship to live long enough to make her appointment with the scrap yard. Although my heart wishes that someone would have stepped in and saved her as a floating hotel, (like Queen Mary), my head knows that it would've been extremely difficult for someone to actually pull it off. Thank you for the video.
Boosted B Series EK apparently a man on France did want to do that at the time, but Jarrow ended up needing the money
The SS Rotterdam is also used as a hotel
But it has been used for almost 40 years
We arent the only ones. I've read RMS Olympic: Titanic's Sister, by Mark Chirnside. It says a lot about how many, many people wished they would have saved the Olympic as soon as her scrapping was announced. Its sad that nobody was able to step in, byt its good to know that many wanted to.
I feel that if it were not for the great depression and joblessness perhaps it would have survived considering it's connection to Titanic.
Olympic was the greatest liner. Even more than Titanic. She served long, she fought in the war against the German u boats and transported soldiers. This makes it greater than Titanic in every aspect.
Titanic was a terrible liner
@@notanaudiophile6763 she was not terrible. she just had a bad luck otherwise she was a oceanliner which had a lot of potential even more than olympic to become much successful being the updated one. if olympic had her sisters with her, it would have made a legendary trio, no one could have even competed with them untill the 1930s when normadie, qm and qe came.
@@skarthik1296 that bad luck made her terrible though. Greatness is determined by results, and the results were that she sits at the bottom of the Atlantic. Olympic was great.
@@notanaudiophile6763 that was a human error though, if olympic was in titanics place that doesnt make her terrible. it was carelessnes of humans that sealed her fate. for example you bought a brand new laferrari and on your first drive due to ur reckless driving u crashed it , that doesnt make laferrari a terrible car. it will be ur fault that u crashed the car.
@@skarthik1296 if a great baseball player gets one at bat and strikes out, he had a terrible career. And was a terrible baseball player.
Potential ≠ greatness
"Old Reliable", the pride of the White Star Line, and the only one of her class not to sink.
With the Queen Mary, the second Mauretania, and the Queen Elizabeth on the way, she was surplus to Cunard White Star's requirements, and she was an aging ship at the time.
There's still plenty of her fittings all over the place, so she's not completely dead.
Other than Aquitania, Olympic is the ship I wish was preserved more than any other. She earned her nickname hard and well, and hopefully all who know the name will adress her by her proper R.M.S. title.
For all those wishing for the Olympic to have been preserved please look at what has happened to almost all large ships that are tied up and forgotten.. Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth, United States and even how the USS Texas was until recently.. A ship is a living thing that needs to be in its element , the sea
Like a shark if a ship stops moving it dies. .. very few large ship survive captivity with dignity
what about Hikawa Maru?
@@DerpyPossum I did say “Few” ... and it does help when a ships original owners step in to rescue a otherwise financially failing enterprise as happened with NYK Ships like HMS Belfast, Victory and Warrior all have various forms of government or NGO subsidies to keep them going.
Yeah but Olympic is smaller than Queen Mary, which thus makes her easier to preserve
I could very much see an alternate universe where Olympic was preserved as a docked hotel, probably in the Queen Mary's place. She is a highlight of the location, and is used as a filming location or set reference for every "Titanic" movie.
They didnt know her worth if she had
lived to this day. She's the only legit look alike and family of Titanic. Shed be worth billions now.😢
I wish olimpic is still leaving and tern into a museume
What a beautiful ship
yes it was.
A king death
R.M.S OLYMPİC
1911 - 1935
queen*
I never did understand why they didn’t use the RMS Olympic in a titanic movie as a stand in
The shop that pretty much proved that it truly was unsinkable.
Poor Olympic😭
1:04 the whistle
Why did they not make the ship into a museum since she already had so much history in her in 1935
They needed the money
"Now her days are done". Liners were built with the understanding they would last only so long. In "R.M.S. Olympic--the Old Reliable" by Simon Mills one can read about the structural problems in her later years. Better the Olympic be scrapped and provide many jobs than something terrible happen at sea resulting in injury and death. With living beings, human or otherwise, or with liners, the time comes for the ending.
This is really interesting, I love to watch this
What remarkability if they had brought her out of the water, and laid her at full height in a memorial esk massive courtyard surrounded by elegant flowers, ornamentation, and walking passthroughs. I think it would be wonderful if they painted her every decade, something new and quite smart.
I've always wanted to see such an elegantly designed liner, be decked in the finest colors. Dark pine green, with soft art deco pink funnel color, and a blackberry blue on the hull line. (It sounds quite a strange color palette I can imagine, but it is remarkable together). I also want to see an autumn brown, with light green funnels, and spring yellow hull lining and funnel linings at the top. Funny thing, funnels back in the edwardian time had an elegant two tone, whereas in the later years, it became an almost utilitarian one tone. And you'll have to trust me on those color palettes no wonder how eccentric they sound.
I kind of hate the cunard line , they managed to destroy these ships
Yeah!
cunard line didnt destroy the olympics life,the great depression did mauretania (cunard ship) also got scrapped at the same time as olympic also cunard line became cunard white star line in the 1930's and together they made queen mary and queen elizabeth.
why the f**k am i so obsessed with this ship?
Huh, didn't know they refitted her before she went, although the aging part referred to her interior styling, not her machinery, although her reciprocating powerplant was looking slow and expensive compared to the turbine liners.
Remember, Olympic was 1900's era ship, and in the art deco era, she probably was looking a bit dated.
Me, I love every bit of her, and I'm sad she didn't get to last a bit longer.
Of course, wouldn't be the first time the powers that be in things threw away something that worked perfectly well.
Take steam locomotives, many brand new and practically new ones went to the breakers when the diesels took over, but that's another kettle of fish.
As nice as it would have been to see her preserved, it's important to remember that WW2 was just around the corner, and that would have given her a very uncertain future. The firmest preservation plan was for her to become a floating hotel in the South of France. Then she's either captured by the Germans, and then destroyed by the allies, or destroyed by the allies so she doesn't get into enemy hands (especially if she was still in working order). Alternatively she's moored up in the UK and either bombed (docks were massive targets) or pressed into service, or at best stripped for useful parts for the war effort. If by some miracle she's still around in 1945, she's then in a world rebuilding from a massive war. Look at Aquitainia, the one that did survive both wars.
You can't save everything. It sounds harsh, but if you really want to keep Olympics legacy alive, visit and support Queen Mary, SS United States (that's seriously under threat), SS Rotterdam, The White Swan at Anwick (where her first class lounge is). Olympic may be gone, but instead of being sad for that, make sure that the liners we still have, and the parts of her still around, live on.
Totally agreed. You never know what you lost until you've lost it most of the time.
1:03 a whistle from the old reliable
Tragic demolition of such an iconic ocean liner 😢
you can't derespect the olympic, she carried alot of troop, she sanked a german submarine U-1O3, she rescued one british ship, and got damaged by a british cruiser
This video have unestimated vallor. Thank you for upload.
If I had a time machine
That ship survived its service in World War 1 and actually the Olympic survived a torpedo attack, a gash to the side, and it rammed and sank a German U-boat Why would they scrap "Old Reliable"?
She was an old ship. Her days were done. The great depression killed off the need for these huge liners. Making matters worse, changes in immigration laws killed the immigrant trade. The breaker's yard unfortunately is the logical answer.
because it was the depression
What is the tune in the intro?
Why did they scrapped this great ship?
It would be better that if they museum it. People who are interested about Titanic, they would see this Great Ship Olympic & imagine about Titanic.
Times where hard back in the 1930's so companies did whatever they could to make money. Anything that they couldn't use they sold for scrape. A real shame because if she would have survived she would be the most popular museum ship in the world.
If you want to figure it out if you don`t know it, use google translate
Cunard line is the reason why these beauties from white star line are destroyed if cunard never destroyed white star line's liners we could have had ocean liners now!
Cunard White Star (they were merged) also scrapped Mauritania at the same time. They sold Queen Elizabeth, Queen Mary and QE2. It's just lucky that buyers were found for those 3 for future use (although Elizabeth didn't work out sadly). When the time comes, Cunard will sell off their current Queens. Likely all will be scrapped (QM2 is massive in comparison to any other preserved ship, her survival will be a long shot). No shipping company has preserved one of their liners. I don't even know of any smaller ships preserved by their original owners.
Terrible tragedy that ship was scrapped.
to get rid of the evidence.
25 years later? In quite a rush were they?
JUST REBUILD IT ALL READY.😊
How can you be so sure.
FR
I would sacrifice the Queen Mary to the depths to have old reliable back
Последние плавания перед разбором?
OLYMPIC NOOOO DONT LEAVE US PLSSS 😭😭😭😭
DONT YOU DARE HURT MY SISTER!!!
ur literally at the bottom of the ocean. Girl, u dead
YOU’RE LITERALLY AT THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN GIRL YOU’RE DEAD
@Ryuu CPM & Mashup YTYou Need Therapy
@Ryuu CPM & Mashup YT OH Yeah That's Correct
I was on that last voyage. The room service was terrible.
Interesting. Even with terrible room service I'd like to sail on a vessel like that.
Did the whistle sound like that?
Hahahaaaa! You're amazing Andy! Keep it up with these comments! :D
Really????
Your one of the worst lier's in the whole world even history!
Very sad video:(
0:00 20th Century Fox!!???
company was exist around 19th century
Definitely the Olympic any day over the Queen mary
"Hail To The Chief" (1:25) in a British newsreel?
It was filmed in New York (the first part at least)
I wonder did she still list a little on one side..they should of kept one of propellers at least.
So sad
TCF AT BEGIN
People think : Titanic is best
Fact : Olympic is best
am i wonderful in the video?
I don’t see you in the video
Why scrap a loved ship?
The great depression..
yo soy ese
*Too Bad she couldn't be saved. especially after her war service. she could be docked in the UK as a floating hotel like the Queen Mary*
Jokes on them. If they kept that ship and preserved it it'd have been worth 100x more than what they got for scrapping it.
That’s where you are wrong. Did you ever hear of the Great Depression? They were scrapped to put men in work, people were starving! Ships wer’nt preserved in those days.
1935 wasn't the great depression....
@@callumcc8897 yes it was Great Depression was 1929-1937
@@trainsgod1042
Orchestrated by the same people who built the ships. The bankers.
Olypic was a true liner but all great things come to the end it is not possbel to ignor thath te olypic class was a disaster whit titanic sinking only 4 days in her made ivodage and britannic sinkin on noweber 21 1916.
Why don’t they put Olympic Games on the olmypic but first build the ship in 2024
because ship are girl
:(
Why do they play American inguration music at the end it sound like there celebrating this
Hail to the chief only became the official tribute to POTUS in 1954. The song goes way back to the early 19th century and has other verses that fit this occasion
¡Cállate! El RMS Queen Mary es un barco hermoso!
Queen Mary is the only preserved liner, apart from QE2, whose future is uncertain.
She would have been useful a few years later.
not really,because she already outdated on that time and she no longer profitable
In my opinion, I don’t like the queen Mary the Olympic, however, will always be my favorite
i will always remember you
THATS THE OLYMPIC YOU DUMBASS
This is definetly the Olympic.
Olympics forward A-Deck promenade is entirely open, but Titanics forward A-Deck was closed, there were normal Windows. Fuck off and research.
It’s the Olympic please how could you believe in that
Reminder:Olympic is the titanic and the titanic is the Olympic this is helpfull
No, it's stupid, that god awful theory was debunked years ago, you might as well believe that the earth is flat
no its not proof
@@kurnass2000 i dont have proof but if u look at the rose snd jack date the bow is titanic has a tie and its olympic belive me
@@kurnass2000 and the owner of the titanic and olympic said the titanic never sank on his last words
@@notujevyv no he didnt idiot
Like I care.
a total shame
The last voyage of the Titanic which was swapped with the damaged Olympic so that JP Morgan; who cancelled his trip at the last minute, collect the insurance money.
The documentary "Why they sank Titanic" makes a lot of sense.
The ship at the bottom of the Atlantic has already been confirmed as being the Titanic. The numbers “401”, which was Titanic’s yard number, is etched into the ship and propeller. The switch theory seems compelling, until you actually look at the evidence and use common sense. The name on the side of the ship was part of the hull and couldn’t be switched. Smith and crew would have recognized it right away if it was the Olympic, and no one is going to purposely hit an iceberg and endanger everyone on board. The ship also was insured for less than the actual cost, so they lost money. JP Morgan just got lucky.
No flatearther, the documentary just makes sense because you know nothing about Titanic nor her sister ships
@@eliel0503
Nice try to associate me with flat earth hoax. No moron, the only thing that's flat is your brain.
@@realityanalystFriendly fire
Are you stupid?
Titanic.
This is Olympic
Real Titanic..........
Oh please 🤦♂️
@@mashbury oh please stop being senile. We all know Titanic was around since 1935.
I have hidden TitanicOlympic in my local duck pond. Nobody knows.
@@usarocksandyousuckifyoudon6971 oh please didn't Titanic sank in 1912
OLYMPIC or TITANIC?... with the TITANIC being over 90% identical, these sister ships have been hard to tell apart even when moored side by side.
There is substantial evidence to suggest the TITANIC was switched with the OLYMPIC for several major reasons which you can Google... the OLYMPIC was the older ship that had already been in two major accidents at sea before the TITANIC was completed.
Insurance fraud sanctioned by the British Government was one of the reasons, with Maritime fraud scuttling ships by their owners having a well established history.
What was once thought as looney Conspiracy Theory is looking more and more like the truth, especially when we know how the history books and mass media have been caught lying to us for centuries!
The switch theory is a hoax, it's made up, it's not true, any 'evidence' will made up too.
@@Dizzy19. You're RIGHT, I couldn't agree more... everything they tell us about the TITANIC story is a LIE!
Thank you for your comment...
@@grahamhill6340 Read the comment properly next time. Oh and if you'd care to share what this 'evidence' is, I'd be very interested.
@@Dizzy19. I can see why you identify yourself as DIZZY, you just comment for laughs!
@@grahamhill6340 So what is this 'evidence' you keep on about? Genuinely interested.
ic, switched, so titanic never sank :)
No proof of this. Just face it 401 is at the bottom of the Atlantic.
@Windows Vista it said 401 on a lot of artifacts found at the bottom, so it is Titanic at the bottom of the ocean.
You actually believe that
@@grahamkight9111 many theories, if insurance speculations, lot of ideas can come up
The Titanic and the heavily damaged Olympic were switched. That ship shown in the video is the real Titanic.
+lutherheggs The conspiracy theory has been thoroughly disproved.
+lutherheggs Wow, people actually believe this? That makes me questioning humanity again.
***** Both ships were launched with 14 and had two extra added. Titanic before maiden voyage and Olympic after the sinking, during a re-fit.
***** No Olympic did not sink, she was withdrawn from service in 1935 and by 1937 she was scrapped.
The Olympic was damaged and uninsurable. So they sunk it and collected the payoff for the much more valuable Titanic, which sailed on as the Olympic. Simple.
Since there’s probably gonna be a lot of “those” people: www.titanicswitch.com/evidence.html