Topic: British Board Of Trade

The official narrative of the Titanic sinking is challenged based on the speed of the vessel's descent and the testimony of witness Charles Lightoller. Marine architects calculated that a 20-square-foot hole would be required for the ship to sink in 160 minutes, a rate significantly faster than other mail steamers of the era. Price criticizes the 1997 James Cameron film for depicting the stern breaking off, noting that the debris field on the ocean floor shows pieces nearly half a mile apart, suggesting a surface-level separation.

A paper trail is alleged to exist connecting American tax dollars to European interests through the British Board of Trade and the Federal Reserve. An anecdote describes a researcher finding complete volumes of IRS laws in an Austrian palace library, suggesting a deep administrative connection. The Marshall Plan is characterized not as a gift, but as a reconstruction of Europe funded entirely by the involuntary tribute of American taxpayers.