Re-arranging chairs on a sinking ship

Are YOU,
Also, Busy
Re-arranging
Deck Chairs
on Our
Slowly
Sinking
Ship?

Is the U.S.A. unsinkable, too?
(copyright 1996 by H. Gorman)

On April 15, 1912, the TITANIC, a British steamship on her maiden voyage from Southampton to New York, slowly sank in the frigid water of the North Atlantic, after striking an iceberg.
She was the largest, most magnificent vessel afloat and was considered by all the experts to be UNSINKABLE.
That is why there were only half the number of lifeboats needed to save everybody aboard.
By the time rescue ships arrived it was too late to save most of the passengers and crew.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IS ALSO
CONSIDERED BY THE 'EXPERTS'
TO BE "UNSINKABLE"

IS It? . . . ARE we? . . . Read! . . Think! . .
and
use your COMMON SENSE!

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