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the story behind the "sink of the titanic"-is it really just an accident??
By Arnold
@arnold03 (21)
Philippines
February 25, 2010 3:16pm CST
i was able to read a book entitled:"the terrorism"..when i was in high school, brought by my clasmate and it has so many reavealing stories regarding about terorism including oklaoma bombing,9/11,and usa-president assasination..and so much more..
and it was caught my attention about the sinking of titanic..which is the book says that the titanic which is called the unsinkable ship was made to become a tomb..and it was really made to happen for an act of truelly terrorism.
the captain has a pledge to do his part for the said evil-planned,
****well, i need your opinion,..to those broadly know exactly the story behind the titnic sank.thank!!
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6 responses
@DeenaD (2684)
• United States
25 Feb 10
I really do think the Titanic sunk as a result of an iceberg and that it was just an accident based on human miscalculation. I never heard before that terrorists sunk the Titanic. It happened in 1912, and frankly, I don't know why terrorists would have cared about the Titanic at that time.
@LaurenInLA (2270)
• United States
25 Feb 10
The Titanic sunk in kinder gentler times. No acts of terrorism such as the kind that we all have to live with today. It struck an iceberg and those improvements that were put in place that made the Titanic unsinkable simply didn't work and thus the unsinkable ship sun. The sad part and the real point of the movie (IMGO) is the class system that existed at the time. Even with the ship sinking, there did not have to be the incredible loss of life that there was. It simply wasn't important to have enough lifeboats for everyone regardless of class.
@zoey7879 (3092)
• United States
25 Feb 10
I don't believe that the sinking of the Titanic was any kind of terrorist plot.
However, yes, there were act of terrorism far before the years of the Titanic. There were genocides, regicides, the destroying of religions. What about the Gunpowder Plot in 1605 to blow up the Parliament buildings?
@playwright82 (167)
• United States
26 Feb 10
The Titanic sinking was not an act of terrorism. It struck an iceburg and sank. The only way it could have been an act of terrorism is if the terrorists had found some way to control an iceburg. It was said that "God, Hinself could not sink the ship." The sinking of it was God's way of saying "Yes, I can."
@zed_k4 (17589)
• Singapore
27 Feb 10
I believe it was the iceberg too, not due to an act of terrorism. But that's something to think about there. During the time Titanic was made, for a ship to travel far within short days would be an achievement and Titanic was pressured into meeting that criteria and hit the iceberg, thus sank. This is what I think; good topic though.
@besthope44 (12123)
• India
2 May 10
Hey is it..i am not sure of it. But as per it was the icebergs which caused it. Surely i would search there to find out, i wish it shouldnt be the terrorism attack!
