GERMAN UFO BASES
Under the cover of the geophysical year, the
A Stevens aptly quips, "You already know exactly where in
While this is a plausible explanation if the intention were to occupy the alleged base via a ground assault or assaults within the time frame of the bursts, no such contingent is known to have accompanied the small armada of two destroyers, two destroyer escorts, and a small aircraft carrier. However, as we shall see in a
Our own speculations concerning a similar scenario in connection with my examination of the Majic-12 documents and the
But supposing Stevens is correct for the sake of argument, then suffice it to say that over flights of the American capital by Nazi flying saucers so long after the war's end would certainly have shaken the national security apparatus of the United States much more than over flights by apparently benign extraterrestrial ones, and the response would have been to clamp the lid down on government research of the phenomenon, exactly as happened, since the supposedly defeated enemy was not, if this is true, really defeated after all.
Stevens also notes that these bursts may have something to do with the "ozone hole" over the South Pole and the
This explanation does bear some weight in connection
with the allegations of the capabilities of German bases at the other
pole. With the Geophysical Year expedition of 1958's atomic detonations, the
alleged German base on the Antarctic continent fades, the Germans themselves
supposedly gradually evacuating it during the interim period from Byrd's
expedition to the final coup de grace for more favorable climes in South
America.29 There the case for Nazi survival and continued research becomes much
stronger. But before we can turn to that, we must investigate the alleged
German goings on at the other pole.
C. Spitzbergen, The Western Allies, the Russians, and the Germans all relied heavily on weather reports to plan and execute their campaigns, and for this purpose, accurate up-to-the-minute reporting on Arctic conditions was crucial. To this end it is not surprising to find the Germans in particular outfitting special commando units - usually Waffen SS - to operate independently in
However, with the allegations of German bases in
Predictably, these "Thule battle groups" become the subject of another series of survival legends, as former SS officers supposedly reported seeing U-boats loaded with rates designated "Thule 1 K" and so on departing Germany in the final days of the war. Sworn to secrecy by the SS, the "clear implication is that the 'Thule 1 K' is the Thule Kampfgruppe 1" and that it had "no intentions of surrender; and that there was still a mission to accomplish."3' The Americans, so the story goes, were unsuccessful in locating them bases for two reasons: the area was too large, and the bases were "like the German fortifications built in Neuschwabenland...tunneled deep underneath the glaciers of ice (into presumably solid rock) and that they were bored to a length of 2000 meters."34 This allegation is surely implausible, since the transport of sophisticated mining and boring equipment, let alone enough explosive, for such a task by U- boat would have been an enormous undertaking, one quite beyond the labor capabilities of small SS battle groups.35 But this is not the end of the surreal aspects of the story. Should the bases have been detected, they were supposedly defended with exotic electromagnetic weapons, one of which had a short range, but that could cause the ignition of aircraft engines to fail completely.
After the war, the Vienna Wiener Montag reported in its
Consider the fact that the huge underground factories in Germany were built over several months by thousands of slave laborers working around the clock with the best available existing mining and tunneling technology.
They told the authorities that an SS battle group of fully 150 men had been encountered.36 Besides these allegations of large bases and battle groups and exotic weaponry, there is a similar account circulated by the distinctly pro-Nazi novelist Wilhelm Landig in his 1971 novel Gotzen gegen Thule, a novel he billed as "full of realities" (voller Wirklichkeiten), of a large German base in the Canadian Arctic, near the magnetic North pole. This base, he alleges, was serviced by the German military using special long-range aircraft and, of course, flying saucers! As if that were not enough, Landig maintains that these aircraft were not equipped with normal machine guns or cannon for their defensive weaponry, but utilized a Metallstrahl, essentially an electromagnetic "rail gun" used to propel tiny pellets with extreme velocity, a kind of hyper-velocity shotgun that would more than rip apart any Allied aircraft, and do so at great distances.37
All of these allegations would remain merely fanciful if it were not for the discovery by American UFOlogist William Lyne -himself definitely outside the "mainstream" of the UFOlogy community - of a piece of German equipment that, quite literally, he bought at a second-hand store in White Sands, New Mexico!38 The unusual thing about this piece of equipment was not only its circular central swastika - a clear reference to the occult Thulegesellschaft since that version of the swastika appeared on its emblem - but also its designation as a Peiltochterkompass, a "daughter compass." Investigating this strange piece of equipment further, Lyne concluded that it was no ordinary compass, since it appeared not to operate by any magnetic means, which might explain how it ended
Again, the number 150 is realistic for a battle group, but quite below the labor requirements for the construction of such large bases.
William Lyne is the author of a rather extraordinary book of UFOlogy - a field in which the extraordinary seems to be the norm - called Space Aliens from the Pentagon, the main theme of which is his adamant insistence that UFOs are entirely terrestrial and man-made, and being used to advance a fictitious "alien agenda" and psychological operations campaign. Lyne, notwithstanding the more often than not unbelievable aspects of his book, was, in addition to Stevens, one of the few UFOlogists to take the Nazi origins myth of UFOs seriously prior to the publication of Nick Cook's the Hunt for Zero Point.
In White Sands,
If there were ever any truth to the allegations of German bases in these heavily forested regions, then normal magnetic compasses would be of virtually no use for navigation purposes in the region, since standard compasses are notoriously inaccurate at the polar-regions with solar energy cascading down and causing local disruptions of the magnetic field. Some other method, therefore, had to be found to orient aircraft for safe navigation. Landig alleges that this was done by means of a compass that oriented itself to the sun by reading polarized light, rather than magnetic field lines.39 Lyne therefore seems to have found some version of this compass in an area of America known for its secret research laboratories some twenty years or so after Landig's surreal allegations first appeared! [It was more likely a gyro compass.]
But according to Landig there is even more to consider, for according to him the German base in the Canadian Arctic was actively researching and developing so-called "free energy" devices, devices that would tap the so-called "zero point energy" of quantum mechanics. In this connection, the research was allegedly carried out under the auspices of the SS Entwicklungstelle IV, or SS "Developmental Installation IV," an entity, if it existed at all, that would have fallen under the mission brief and jurisdiction of Kammler's SS Sonderkommando, for it was responsible for "research into making
So with Landig's fantastic allegations, we
come full circle back to the exotic energy sources, the technologies, the
occult, and the SS research being conducted by Nazi Germany. Therefore, before
proceeding to examine more seriously substantiated instances of Nazi survival
in the next chapter, it would be worthwhile to summarize the accumulated
allegations and evidences of this and previous chapters:
(1) Fact: The Germans undertook an
expedition to Antarctica whose hidden purpose
was clearly military in nature, since one cannot imagine the likes of
Reichsmarschall Goring sponsoring an expedition for any other purpose;
(2) Fact: The United States on two separate
occasions over the wide time-frame of eleven to twelve years undertook two
large military expeditions to that continent, both under appropriate cover
stories for mapping (the 1947 Byrd expedition, Operation Highjump), and for the
1957-58 Geophysical Years (to study the effects of atomic blasts on Antarctic
weather!);
(3) Fact: Admiral Byrd, the leader of the
first American expedition, was recorded in a South American newspaper as
warning of "enemy" aircraft capable of violating American airspace
with ease, and of flying form pole to pole with tremendous speed;
(4) Fact: The German Navy showed great
interest in the "free-energy" ideas and coils of Hans Coler, for the
ostensible purpose of creating a means of submarine propulsion that would allow
German U-boats to stay submerged more or less indefinitely;
(5) Fact: Admiral Byrd's diaries and logs
from his expedition are still classified;
(6) Fact: Coler's inventions were highly
classified by the German Navy, and later by the British, who only declassified
them over thirty years after the war's end;
(7) Fact: The Germans had also apparently
contrived a sophisticated compass for possible use in polar regions by
aircraft, and possibly by other less conventional aircraft;
( 8 ) Fact: the alleged time span of the
German Antarctic base's survival is coincident with "golden age" of
the UFO, from the Arnold
sightings, the Roswell
crash, up to and beyond the great 1950s Washington DC UFO flap;
(9) Fact: SS General Dr. Ing. Hans Kammler
had assumed total control of all the Third Reich's secret weapons research by
the end of the war, a position which would have made him privy to the German
Navy's research;
(10) Fact: It is evident from the
movements of General Patton's divisions in the closing days of the European war
that Kammler's SS secret weapons empire was the deliberate, and principal,
target of these military operations;
(11) Allegation: Grand Admiral Donitz on
more than one occasion alluded to the role of the German U-boat fleet in the
construction of secret bases in polar regions;
(12) Allegation: These bases were staffed
by SS troops, and presumably technicians conducting ongoing secret research
into "zero point energy" or "free energy";
(13) Allegation: Said research fell under
an SS entity called S- IV, recalling Kammler's S-III mentioned briefly in part
one;
(14) Allegation: These bases were said to
be defended by exotic types of weaponry, including electromagnetic "rail
guns" to devices that could interfere with and halt standard electrical
engine ignitions systems;
(15) Allegation (from part one): There
were secret SS teams working on "areas of physics" even more exotic
than atomic and thermonuclear energy;
(16) Allegation: There is a connection to
Nazi occult interests in the polar regions via the myth of "Thule ", the pre-war
occult Thule Society (Thulegesellschaft);
(17) Fact: The highest levels of the SS
were initiates into Himmler's occult inner circle at Wewelsburg, making it
likely that Kammler himself was such an initiate;
(18)
Fact: The 1944 German atom bomb test at Rugen island took place at a location
with its own occult pedigree and significance for the pre-war Germanic, and
very occult, Order of the New Templars.
What emerges from this list is
disturbing indeed. Clearly, a prima facie case can be made that the Nazi
leadership had invested significant resources in the investigation of any and
all avenues to power, occult and otherwise, and to new sources of energy. And
equally clearly, the Nazi leadership was willing to think "outside the
box" and to go to any lengths - often quite literally - to research those
matters. What also emerges from this list is a preoccupation with areas of
physics, and areas of the globe, almost completely neglected - at least
publicly - by the wartime Allies. Moreover, what also emerges is a disturbing
sense, that maybe, just maybe, there was something to the survival myths after
all, for one thing seems clear from the pattern of events after the war,
particularly in respect to Antarctica: such myths were inevitably connected to
the exotic research pursuits the Germans were conducting, and such myths seem
clearly to have been the hidden motivation for American counter-strikes.The Bush family emigrated from
It is reasonable to assume that the German scientists brought to
The following was taken from an interview by Linda Moulton Howe of “Stein”, a former US Army lieutenant working with the CIA in the late 190’s.
“My bosses theory on the whole thing was that we lost the battle down in
“My boss and I were discussing this with some other people that the Marshall Plan started about that same time. We felt there was some contact between the Nazis and
“I think this thing that happened down in Antarctica that beat us so badly, the US started working on the Marshall Plan to re-build Europe, and that was almost like a peace treaty: the aliens would not touch our cities I we rebuilt Europe.”
LMH: The Marshall Plan was a capitulation to the Nazis and the extraterrestrials?”
Stein: Yes, I think so.”
“LMH: I don’t understand why German Nazis lost World War II if there were six-fingered exterritorial beings that had technology and were teaching the Nazis how to build their advanced aerial craft. Those same being could do whatever they wanted to on this planet. So, why did they not move against the
The answer is obvious. They already have! Annuit Coeptis Novus Ordo Seclorum—the One World Order is here.
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