The After Time
What happens when people are pinned up forever? How devastating is it? Do those who orchestrate the disasters even care? More from Truthstream Media.
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What happens when people are pinned up forever? How devastating is it? Do those who orchestrate the disasters even care? More from Truthstream Media.
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Armenian Vaghinak Byurat, one of the lucky survivors of the Titanic disaster, claims it was an explosion, not an iceberg, that was responsible for the sinking of the legendary ship. The 25-year-old publicist, who attempted to swim to safety while the Titantic sank, woke up hours later on the deck of the RMS Carpathia, a passenger steamship that rescued 712 survivors from lifeboats and the sea. Later, in his memoirs, Byurat never mentioned an iceberg but always spoke of an explosion, presumably coming from the ship’s hull.
Other theories point to a fire in the hull before the ship set sail that led to an explosion, while some believe a German U-boat in the area was responsible for the eventual sinking of the ship. Follow Byurat’s amazing tale of survival and his theory on this episode of Bright Side.
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What is the real secret of the Georgia Guidestones? Erected in 1980 in Elbert County, outside Atlanta, these mammoth structures are inscribed in multiples languages, and meant to serve as guides after an asteroid strikes Earth or the planet falls victim to some other mass disaster. Truthstream Media reports.
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