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Oct 16, 2026
Joe DeCamaraHOST
You could swim maybe
Jon RitchieHOST
... and the Olympic.
Joe DeCamaraHOST
[laughs] Tom, go ahead, buddy.
TomAUDIENCE
So I-
Joe DeCamaraHOST
You could swim maybe
Jon RitchieHOST
... and the Olympic.
Joe DeCamaraHOST
[laughs] Tom, go ahead, buddy.
Jon RitchieHOST
I can just see you telling us that, that Jalen's coming back to Philly on a boat, but with a calf injury.
Joe DeCamaraHOST
Yep.
Jon RitchieHOST
They were named the Olympic-
Joe DeCamaraHOST
Mm-hmm
Jon RitchieHOST
... and the Gigantic.
Dion BergeronHOST
Yep.
Joseph LombardiGUEST
They had, they had the Titanic, which was the Olympic, to kill all the people that wanted to vote against the Federal Reserve.
Joseph LombardiGUEST
So when you, when you look at history, and you really look at it, not, not the lies, because history is-
Dion BergeronHOST
Right
Bryan RileyHOST
We talked to Mike Bryant from the Law Offices of Bradshaw and Bryant about when you find a big old sum of money.
Bryan RileyHOST
And would the movie named Olympic done as well as Titanic? That's our Maybe It's Just Me Today.
Bryan RileyHOST
We covered a lot of ground this morning.
Bryan RileyHOST
Yeah, we did.
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Kelly JordanHOST
Who painted the Mona Lisa? Leonardo da Vinci.
Kelly JordanHOST
What is 8 times 7? 56.
Kelly JordanHOST
What ancient Olympics were held in which country? Pass.
Kelly JordanHOST
What is tofu made from? Pass.
AJ GentileHOST
[pensive music] In September 1911, the biggest ship in the world was three months old.
AJ GentileHOST
It was called the Olympic, and its captain was Edward Smith.
AJ GentileHOST
Smith took it out of port and the Navy cruiser HMS Hawk came up alongside.
AJ GentileHOST
The Olympic moved so much water that the cruiser got sucked in.
AJ GentileHOST
The Hawk had a concrete and steel ram in the front, and that ram tore open the Olympic's right side.
AJ GentileHOST
This wasn't Smith's first accident.
AJ GentileHOST
He ran one ship aground and had a fire on another.
AJ GentileHOST
On the Olympic's very first trip, he trapped a tugboat under its back end.
speaker_0HOST
Because the theory here isn't just about the sinking.
speaker_0HOST
It's asking, what if the ship that went down in April nineteen twelve wasn't the Titanic at all, but its nearly identical sister ship, the Olympic? Exactly.
speaker_0HOST
Andrew Gentile opens this like a mystery thriller.
speaker_0HOST
There are witness statements, damaged photographs, odd details that seem to hint at a hidden switch.
speaker_0HOST
The lookout supposedly said he didn't see an iceberg, and another crewman claimed to see a different ship in the impact zone.
speaker_1HOST
And from there, the theory builds into something massive - that the Olympic and Titanic were swapped, then deliberately sent into disaster for insurance money and political power.
speaker_1HOST
What's the historical basis for this?
speaker_0HOST
Well, it leans on real events.
Joseph W. PhippsHOST
It not only told the future, but is more accurate than the blockbuster movie that works as its cover story.
Joseph W. PhippsHOST
Because the Olympic, known as the Titanic, sank with particular passengers on board who were on their way to audit the central banking system hell-bent on taking over the new world.
Joseph W. PhippsHOST
Those who profited from and were in cahoots with the new central bank canceled their tickets to board the ship last minute before anyone could notice.
Joseph W. PhippsHOST
Thus, the new central bank never caught hands from those potential checks and balances and is now running wild in this house without our notice, much less our permission.
CherylHOST
I do indeed.
CherylHOST
Well, we'll go into more details over on the Patreon and do a further episode on, but there was one that really stuck out for me, and the fact was that this conspiracy theory said that the Titanic was actually the Olympic.
Nikki DruceHOST
Yes.
Nikki DruceHOST
Yeah, no, I've, I've heard that before.
Nikki DruceHOST
And I can't remember if at the time...
Nikki DruceHOST
I know that the Olympic was sent in to be, um, uh, refurbished.
Nikki DruceHOST
Well, not refurbished, because, um, they had a propeller come off.
CherylHOST
Yeah.
Nikki DruceHOST
She was the largest ship of her day.
Nikki DruceHOST
She was the same size as her older sister, Olympic, but her interiors made her heavier, so therefore she won the title.
Nikki DruceHOST
Her younger sister, Britannic, who she didn't actually live to see be built, took that title in 1915, as she was larger than her older sunken sibling.
Nikki DruceHOST
Titanic completed sea trials, sailed to Southampton, and set off on her maiden voyage on the 10th of April, 1912.
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CherylHOST
Like, like it's a sacrifice in a ritual.
Nikki DruceHOST
Yeah, just strange.
Nikki DruceHOST
Olympic, Titanic's older sister, was given a safety overhaul in the months after the disaster, and she continued to be in service for 24 years, only being retired during World War I when she was taken for scrap 'cause they needed the metal.
CherylHOST
Yeah, I don't think during a world war people are gonna be offing over to, uh, New York.
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