Posted 19th December 2014
As critics mull over the unfeasible economics and lack of physical progress, this Old Blog
Rings Warning Bells...
Titanic II may follow original to the bottom
SCOTT MURDOCH AND ZHANG YUFEI THE AUSTRALIAN JUNE 15, 2013
CLIVE Palmer's plan to rebuild the Titanic II was hailed with a lavish dinner replicating the final feast aboard the stricken ship, but development of the project appears to have slowed.
The Weekend Australian's requests to tour the CSC Jinling shipyard in Nanjing, where the $500 million-plus project will be undertaken, were refused .
Is Mr Palmer just raising media speculation to give himself an international profile?
Why are the Chinese announcing they are building a Titanic of their own?
does Mr Palmer even have a passion for maritime history at all... ?
As critics mull over the unfeasible economics and lack of physical progress, this Old Blog
Rings Warning Bells...
Titanic II may follow original to the bottom
SCOTT MURDOCH AND ZHANG YUFEI THE AUSTRALIAN JUNE 15, 2013
CLIVE Palmer's plan to rebuild the Titanic II was hailed with a lavish dinner replicating the final feast aboard the stricken ship, but development of the project appears to have slowed.
The Weekend Australian's requests to tour the CSC Jinling shipyard in Nanjing, where the $500 million-plus project will be undertaken, were refused .
Is Mr Palmer just raising media speculation to give himself an international profile?
Why are the Chinese announcing they are building a Titanic of their own?
does Mr Palmer even have a passion for maritime history at all... ?
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