Titanic and her d deck door sunk the great ship
Restored from the Empower Network archive (2011–2017), lightly edited to meet our current advertising standards. Views are the original author’s.
The year 1912 April 15 one cold early morning in the freezing Atlantic Ocean the world lost 1500 souls and a ship that was said to be unsinkable, A ship that was grand and beautiful in its glory the RMS titanic.
This is how the Titanic sunk to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean.
AS 100 years has gone by we remember a tragedy that not only could have been prevented in both human error and pride. The titanic will always be known for a ship that sunk and killed Innocent people rich or poor, young or old.
Back then and even today the world is divided, You have rich or poor, fat or thin, attractive or ugly, We are all people who share this planet as humans. The more I reflect the magnitude of Titanic’s passing into the cold, Dark Atlantic Ocean I can’t help to ponder the notion women and children also died in many numbers, Like the movie the poor were was caged under deck like animals.
Like the movie Titanic the ship did break into two before sinking. But one thing most of us don’t know about the great sinking is that it could have stayed afloat with the damage it took from striking the ice berg that night.
That’s true Titanic could have stayed afloat and not sunk at all.
Here is the proof.
Heres a quote, “According to the engine-room survivors, the engine-room stayed dry for quite a bit of time after the collision. Long enough for them to raise the watertight doors all the way forward to BR#4, and cross-connect the pumps in the BR#3 pump room to assist in the de-watering of BR#4, where the water was rising. According to Greaser Scott, he left the engine room at around 01:20 (times are approximate, based on human memory), went to the third-class quarters (with about 30-40 others from the engineering spaces) in search of some lifebelts, then made his way to the after well deck. According to his estimate, he reached the deck at around 01:40. While he was on deck, he ran into Second Engineer Farquharson and about 8 engineers near one of the electric cranes, who had left the engine room some time after he did. Trimmer Dillon received an order to go topside around 01:15, in his estimate. By the time those men left, the engine-room was still dry and well lit.
This is the position Titanic was in by 1:40am. Here are three examples of how the engine room could have flooded so rapidly:
1.) The sea pours into the engine room by travelling up Scotland Road on E-deck
2.) The sea came through the port hole windows (many on D-deck were seen open)
3.) The break up was beginning and the stress of Titanic listing to port opened up the starboard side to the sea.
Titanic open D deck door that was lefted open and this is the meat and potato’s that sunk Titanic that is not talked about.
This door is still open and proof that this door that leads to Titanic’s Scotland Road allowed water to under mind the ships ability to stay afloat if this door was closed. Was Titanic an inside job to kill the families that had tie’s to the Federal reserve that was on the ship.
Another close look at the open D deck door that indeed sunk Titanic. 
links for thought about Titanic
RMS Titanic
Titanic (2012 TV miniseries)