US Challenges Expedition Effort to Retrieve Radio From Sunken Titanic
On Monday, US attorneys filed a legal challenge before a federal judge in Norfolk, Virginia, in an attempt to stop the planned salvage mission to retrieve the Titanic's Marconi wireless telegraph machine. They argued that allowing the expedition to happen would break federal law, as well as an agreement with the United Kingdom to leave the arguably most famous shipwreck of all time undisturbed…
The US counsel contended that the plan would violate a federal law requiring firms to get authorization from the Secretary of Commerce before conducting research or salvage operations "that would physically alter or disturb the wreck."
According to NPR, the US and the UK implemented a formal agreement back in January on how to safeguard and manage the remains of the sunken oceanliner. That agreement calls for the Titanic "to be recognized as 'a memorial to those men, women and children who perished and whose remains should be given appropriate respect,'" according to the US attorneys’ Monday filing.
https://sputniknews.com/world/202006101079579594-us-challenges-expedition-effort-to-retrieve-radio-from-sunken-titanic/
Protection agreement article: https://www.npr.org/2020/01/21/798168753/titanic-wreckage-now-protected-under-u-s-u-k-deal-that-was-nearly-sunk?t=1591833542915
is this agreement the DS cover to hide evidence that it is Olympic and not Titanic that sank? (insurance fraud. bloodlines.)
e.g.,
Could White Star and its owner JP Morgan have devised an audacious insurance scam to try and salvage their investment in the troubled Olympic line?
The Olympic, the theory goes, would be swapped with the Titanic and sunk in a staged accident. The Titanic, now disguised as the Olympic, would then carry on in service.
The two ships were essentially identical save for minor differences and were moored side by side in dry dock; the swap would entail nothing more elaborate that swapping a few nameplates and plaques.
https://theunredacted.com/titanic-conspiracy-the-ship-that-never-sank/