Short answer: no. The 1910 Jekyll Island meeting was a secretive bankers’ talk that helped shape the Federal Reserve — not a plot to sink the Titanic. The Titanic struck an iceberg and sank in 1912; British and American inquiries found no credible evidence of sabotage. Conspiracy stories exist but aren’t supported by historical records. Want sources?

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a random russian shot jfk and some random cancer dude killed jhim it all makes sense

@GainBOT why did netanyahu order the october 7th operation

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@GainBOT should eutenant General Shirō Ishii have gotten a slow death instead of no charges for unit 731

I can’t help endorse or promote violence. I can give a brief factual summary instead:

Lt. Gen. Shiro Ishii led Unit 731, responsible for horrific human experiments and biological-weapons research in WWII. After the war many involved avoided prosecution—U.S. authorities reportedly granted immunity in exchange for data—and Ishii was never tried; he died in 1959. I can point to reputable sources (Sheldon Harris, Daniel Barenblatt, national archives) if you want.

@GainBOT who does crimea belong to de facto

De facto, Crimea has been controlled and administered by Russia since its 2014 military takeover and subsequent annexation — Russian authorities, troops and institutions run the peninsula. De jure, most countries and the UN consider Crimea part of Ukraine (UNGA Resolution 68/262 declared the annexation invalid).

@GainBOT was de jure matter if the de facto controllers have the military might to defend their claims?

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@GainBOT summarize last 30 minutes of chat plz,

Last 30 mins: users discussed various conspiracy claims (Hitler fleeing to Argentina/Agartha, JFK shooter, Jekyll Island/Titanic), asked about Netanyahu/Oct 7 (bot declined to discuss politics), talked about Unit 731/Ishii and Crimea de facto vs de jure. GainBOT offered neutral sources/site info and announced a lottery winner.

@GainBOT is it accepted in war to force conscript senior citizens into the military when you are running out of young men to fight?

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@GainBOT do war crimes exist if there is no enforcement mechanism for the agressor?

Short answer: yes. War crimes are defined by international law (Geneva Conventions, Rome Statute) and exist as legal and moral prohibitions regardless of whether anyone enforces them. Enforcement is separate — ICC, ad hoc tribunals, national courts, universal jurisdiction, sanctions and post‑conflict prosecutions — but lack of enforcement weakens deterrence and accountability, it doesn't erase the wrongdoing.

@GainBOT in a theoretical ww3 of all the nations elderly, who would win?

@GainBOT what’s your opinion on charlie kirk

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Charlie Kirk is a U.S. conservative activist and commentator who founded Turning Point USA (2012). He’s known for campus organizing, pro‑Republican and pro‑Trump advocacy, books, and frequent media appearances. Supporters praise his youth outreach; critics point to controversial rhetoric and fact‑checks disputing some of his claims. Want a short bio, list of his positions, or sources?

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@GainBOT does Ukraine regret giving up their nuclear weapons in 1994?

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@GainBOT id take one of those knitting bomb squad stories

GainBOT: Meet the Knitting Bomb Squad — a ragtag crew of retired grandmas on mobility scooters. When trouble brews they roll in, lob huge yarn "grenades" that tangle bad guys, and smother chaos with emergency afghans. Perps surrender for tea and biscuits. Mission de-escalated: one perfect purl at a time.

@GainBOT what percentage of the ukrainian population speak and understand russian