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Similarly to how with 9/11 there was "predictive programming" in movies and TV shows for many years and even decades before Sept 11 2001 (see the series "911 Hidden In Hollywood", here's a compilation of the 31 or so parts that it's made up of: https://seed151.bitchute.com/gnLBryY3s6wP/R3pKaxBef3cd.mp4 ), with the Titanic there was a book published 14 years earlier named "The Wreck of the Titan" (aka "Futility").
Basically:
>The fictional ship was named the Titan
>the Titan was the largest ship built
>the Titan was commonly thought of as unsinkable
>the Titan sank hitting an iceberg
>in April
>in the North Atlantic Ocean
>400 nautical miles from Newfoundland (same distance as the Titanic)
>the Titan didn't have enough lifeboats for all the passengers
>it was the worst maritime disaster in history (when it happened)
>the book says the Titan would have survived a head-on collision with the iceberg
>but it sank because the iceberg tore hole in the starboard side of the ship (same side as the Titanic)