Hey anons..quickly..and have we figured out how to redpill grandma yet? Gently please...
Some thoughts....
Who was ‘specifically’ invited?
>An incredible stroke of bad luck that turned out to >be good luck befell three prominent industrial >leaders (Henry Clay Frick, JP Morgan, and J. >Horace Harding) who were all set to board the ?>Titanic, in April 1912. The three are linked so I >listed them as a single entry. Henry Clay Frick, >one of the wealthiest Americans of the early 20th >Century with vast holding in steel manufacturing, >originally booked passage for himself and his wife >aboard the Titanic, in February 1912. But while >they were in Europe, Mrs. Frick suffered an >accident in Madeira and sprained her ankle. Upon >arriving in Italy she was admitted to a hospital. >This caused a delay in the travel plans for the >Frick’s and they were forced to give up their suite >aboard the Titanic. Instead, the suite (B-52, 54, >and 56) went to JP Morgan. Morgan was, of >course, one of the wealthiest and most powerful >men in the world in 1912, with his vast banking >fortune. But Morgan himself was forced to alter >his travel plans when he decided to prolong his >visit in Europe. The reservations were once more >turned over, this time to J. Horace Harding and >his wife. Harding was another prominent banker. >But the couple was able to get an earlier sailing >date aboard Mauretania. The unlucky suite would >eventually be taken by White Star Line Chairman >J. Bruce Ismay.