EPISODE · Dec 7, 2024 · 1H 17M
Did the Titanic really hit an iceberg and sink?
from Jerm Warfare
John Hamer offers a remarkably persuasive counter-argument to the official story and it even involves an entirely different ship.John Hamer is a historian and author who has written extensively on the Titanic and how it was switched with its sister ship, the Olympic. His book, RMS OLYMPIC, is fascinating.📺 Watch the podcast episode
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