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RMS Lusitania

RMS Lusitania

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Oct 31, 2026

Victor Davis HansonGUEST
48:59
So that was very popular in 1916.
Victor Davis HansonGUEST
49:06
And then he's president, and then they sink the Lusitania, and they head on restricted submarine, and the Zimmermann ship, telegram that Mexico's cutting a deal with the Kaiser to take the mayor, and he puts us in the war.
Victor Davis HansonGUEST
49:22
And we're not prepared for the war.
Victor Davis HansonGUEST
49:25
And we are prepared navally because Garfield, but especially Chester A. Arthur, built a ironclad new great white fleet that Teddy Roosevelt enhanced.
Ashe in AmericaHOST
21:14
The Morgan firm also was the official U.S. trade agent for Britain.
Ashe in AmericaHOST
21:18
In violation of international treaty, it handled the purchase and shipping to England of all war material, including the enormous cargo of munitions aboard the Lusitania when she went down.
Ashe in AmericaHOST
21:33
The close relationship between the Morgans in Great Britain was no accident.
Ashe in AmericaHOST
21:38
J.P. Morgan, Jr. was the driving force behind the Council on Foreign Relations, the American branch of a secret society established by Cecil Rhodes for the expansion of the British Empire.
ThorHOST
30:37
Oh, it is good.
RoryHOST
30:38
Well, it can, it can involve, cuz it involves the poor again, another poor old captain hung out to dry the captain of the, of the, uh, Lusitania William Turner.
RoryHOST
30:45
So, um, again, a, a, a complete.
RoryHOST
30:48
Whitewash of an inquiry, Lord Mersey's inquiry into the Lusitania.
RoryHOST
30:53
And I guess we've continued adding whitewash inquiry after whitewash inquiry.
RoryHOST
30:57
Chilcot Hutton in recent years.
Heather BereaHOST
19:53
In this state, the life of the mind of christ are renewing in you and he gives constant revelations of the might of his power it is only this kind of thing that will enable us to stand now while i'm reading this i realize very sincerely that we are in a time where the enemy of the cross of christ in lucifer himself the one that's revealing himself as an angel of light or any that any of any of satan that is revealing as an angel of light have made a counterfeit of this that's just the new age movement that's the mason movement that's so many movements out there currently very much so look for the authentic jesus christ look for the the true the truth in jesus christ to understand with the authenticity of what Mr. Wigglesworth is talking about in contrast and comparison to what the world is in 2026 and what the world system is in the Antichrist spirit that is rising at this time.
Heather BereaHOST
20:56
okay what was that in the state the life and the mind of christ are renewing you and he gives constant revelations of the might of his power it is only this kind of thing that will enable us to stand indeed because he is well able to make a stand right in this life the lord puts you in all sorts of places then reveal reveals his power I had been preaching in New York and one day I sailed for England on the Lusitania.
Heather BereaHOST
21:26
As soon as I got on board, I went down to my cabin.
Heather BereaHOST
21:29
Two men were there and one of them said, well, will I do for company? He took a bottle and poured a glass of whiskey and drank it, and then he filled it up for me.
Shelly BrisbinHOST
17:39
And Porter finally says, I would like to leave Yale and I would like to go and do this musical theater thing or do music of some kind.
Shelly BrisbinHOST
17:48
He goes and he does one show, which apparently doesn't become a hit because the Lusitania sank on opening night.
Shelly BrisbinHOST
17:54
Yeah.
Shelly BrisbinHOST
17:55
Wrong.
Micheline MaynardPANELIST
17:55
Except it didn't.
Philip MozolakPANELIST
17:58
I love the fact that it's – well, the show would have been great, but the Lusitania sunk.
Philip MozolakPANELIST
18:02
Except for that one show.
Philip MozolakPANELIST
18:03
That
Dan HillGUEST
8:25
I think there's a very strong argument to say that any sniff of this that gets out, given the way that public opinion has changed since 1914, is really going to cause big problems.
Dan HillGUEST
8:35
And just to kind of give that a little bit of context for a moment, of course, we've already had by 1917 one particularly brutal period of unrestricted submarine warfare, which has seen the sinking of things like the Lusitania.
Dan HillGUEST
8:46
the subsequent Sussex Pledge, a basic apology, a public apology from Kaiser Wilhelm II to Woodrow Wilson to say, hey, we're not going to do that again.
Dan HillGUEST
8:57
Now we're on the eve of what may well look like a second period of unrestricted submarine warfare.

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Dan HillGUEST
32:25
Very moral, very morally upstanding guy.
Dan HillGUEST
32:28
He's got his real sense of right and wrong here.
Dan HillGUEST
32:32
He's been very heavy over the Lusitania incident.
Dan HillGUEST
32:35
He's really found that very problematic.
Frater BTHOST
18:37
They sank the
GwydionHOST
18:38
Lusitania.
Frater BTHOST
18:40
They did Pearl Harbor.
Frater BTHOST
18:43
9-11.
EdwardHOST
18:37
They sank the
speaker_0HOST
18:38
Lusitania.
EdwardHOST
18:40
They did Pearl Harbor.
EdwardHOST
18:43
9-11.
Alice MurphyGUEST
43:38
Yeah.
Alice MurphyGUEST
43:38
Like you can it can be like their parents were great, but their great love died in the Lusitania.
Alice MurphyGUEST
43:45
Right.
Alice MurphyGUEST
43:45
Like it can be it doesn't have to be parent trauma.
Shane ColmanHOST
3:26
I never got to read it, but I really like the sound of it.
Lindsey FitzharrisGUEST
3:30
You know, it's about the sinking of the Lusitania, which you might think that you know everything about, but it's the way he tells that story.
Lindsey FitzharrisGUEST
3:36
You know, the passengers as they're getting on the ship, what they're carrying with them.
Lindsey FitzharrisGUEST
3:40
There was a Shakespearean scholar who brought a lot of Shakespeare's folios, and you know that they're going to go to the bottom of the sea.
Lindsey FitzharrisGUEST
4:33
And I actually am friends with Eric Larson, and he's been so brilliant through my career and so supportive.
Lindsey FitzharrisGUEST
4:38
But yeah, it's in the telling of it.
Lindsey FitzharrisGUEST
4:41
He finds the stories of the passengers and the people who get onto the ship And of course, there is that enduring question about whether the Lusitania was actually carrying arms on it, which the Germans said it was fair game.
Lindsey FitzharrisGUEST
4:56
It does sink extremely fast.

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