What a nonsense. It brought US-American war weapons to Geat Britain.
Specially the whole USA to the god "war".
¿We?
"You" did not even sell helium to Zeppelin - what forced them to use hydrogen instead - and the peaceful part of air traffic died in Lake Hurst.
You was on the bridge of which one of this ships? Í heard they liked to an inspection - the captain of the Lusitania refused to let them do so - they shot a warn shot to stop them - something went wrong and whatever it was exploded in the Lusitania. Anyway it is totally unimportnat what really had happened because in case "you" are right you had to accuse the captain of the ship.
And who made this law? Where had the crew of the submarine to appear before which court?
US-Americans seem always to be totally "outraged" when they like to go in war. I remember in this context the total artifical stupidity of all US-Americans when you was on war path against the Iraq under Saddam Husein. You all had been war hungry and all of you had been totally mad.
Or not.
By the way. Knows still anyone why England and Germany had been in war because some Serbs murdered Sofie, the duchess von Hohenberg and archduke Ferdinand from Austria? Who gave by the way this Serbs the order to murder the archduke and his wife? A secret service of the USA? We still don't know who this had been - although millons and millions and much more millions had to die because of this murder. Not to forget also 128 US-Americans who travelled to England on board of the Lusitania.
Lusitania was owned and operated by the White Star Line, her title was RMS, meaning Royal Mail Ship, meaning she was licensed by the British Royal Post Office to carry mail. White Star also had owned Titanic and did own Britannic, Titanics improver near sister ship.
I posted what her cargo was, shell casings (inert), five million rounds of small arms ammo (.303 caliber rifle rounds) and several thousand artillery primers. None of those things are particularly sensitive to shock.
“we” means Americans, I am an American.
Helium was a critical war material, the US was the only supplier in the world and the government wasn’t willing to sell it to the Nazis since it had other military uses than filling the cells of a civilian derigible (a derigible is a rigid framed lighter than air airship unlike the non-rigid blimps that the USN used for anti submarine warfare during WWII.
It’s public record from both the RN investigation and German Navy records that the sub commander never attempted to communicate with Lusitania. In fact the U Boat commander is on record testifying that he didn’t even surface because he was afraid that Lusitania would ram or shoot deck guns (she was unarmed) at him.
you really should do at least a little research before posting things that make it clear that you are a biased, ignorant liar.