Showing posts with label navy. Show all posts
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Sunday, August 28, 2011

Why NASA never returned to the Moon (video)

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Is there an "alien base" on the Moon? More and more people are coming forward with stories and proof that this is true. Rumors suggest the base is on the far side of the Moon, the side never seen from Earth.

Why did our Moon landings stop instead of leading to humanity building a lunar base? It is far easier than a floating space station with no access to any raw materials or supplies. It is easier to launch craft to other planets or out of the solar system from the Moon.



According to NASA astronaut Neil Armstrong, space aliens have a base on the Moon and told us in no uncertain terms to get off and stay off the Moon! Sound far fetched?

Milton Cooper, a naval intelligence officer, says that not only does the alien Moon base exist, but the U.S. naval intelligence community refers to it as "Luna." There is a huge mining operation going on there. And it is where aliens keep huge mother ships, while trips to Earth are made via smaller "flying saucers."

Tuesday, July 19, 2011

"The Secret Land" - Nazi Shangri la (video)

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THE SECRET LAND (1:09:36)
In 1947 Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal sent a naval task force to Antarctic including Admiral Nimitz, Admiral Krusen and Admiral Byrd, called "Operation High Jump."

It was touted to be an expedition to find "coal deposits" and other valuable resources. But that was a cover story. In actuality, they were trying to find the Nazi (Aryan) underground base of in Neuschwabenlandt.

The Nazis had done a very detailed study of Antarctic and were alleged to have built an underground base there. (In this regard however, the pre-Nazi Aryans are said to have had an underground home under the ice in Antarctica for more than a million years).

The task force of over 40 ships included the flagship "Mount Olympus," the aircraft carrier "Philippine Sea," the seaplane tender "Pine Sea," the submarine "Senate," the destroyer "Bronson," the ice-breaker "Northwind," and other tanker and supply ships.

An armed contingent of 1400 sailors and three dogsled teams were also on board. The expedition was filmed by the Navy and brought to Hollywood to be made into a commercial film called "The Secret Land." It was narrated by Hollywood actor Robert Montgomery (Naval Reserve officer).

There were three divisions as part of Operation High Jump: one land group with tractors, explosives, and sufficient equipment to refurbish "Little America" and build an airstrip to land six R-4Ds (DC-3s) and two seaplane groups. The R4-Ds were fitted with jet-assist takeoff bottles (JATO) in order to takeoff from the short runway of the aircraft carrier "Philippine Sea."

They also were fitted with large skis for landing on the ice field prepared for them. The skis were specially fitted at three inches above the surface of the carrier deck. When landing on the ice at "Little America," the three inches of tire in contact with the snow and ice provided just enough and not too much drag for a smooth landing.

Admiral Byrd's team of six R4-Ds were fitted with the super secret "Trimetricon" spy cameras, and each plane was trailing a magnetometer. They flew over as much of the continent as they could in the short three month "summer" period, mapping and recording magnetic data.

Magnetometers show anomalies in the Earth's magnetism, namely "hollow" places under the surface ice or ground. On the last of many "mapping" flights where all six planes went out, each on certain preordained paths to film and take magnetometer readings, Admiral Byrd's plane returned THREE HOURS LATE.

It was stated that he had "lost an engine" and had had to throw everything overboard except the films themselves and the results of magnetometer readings in order to maintain altitude long enough to return to Little America.

This is most certainly the time when he met with representatives of the Hollow Earth Aryans and a contingent of Nazis. The task force came steaming back with their data, which was immediately classified "top secret." Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal retired and started to talk.

As a result, he was put in the Bethesda Naval Hospital psychiatric ward where he was prevented from seeing or communicating with anyone, including his wife. Before long, he was thrown out of a window while trying to hang himself with a bed sheet. It was ruled a suicide, and his case was closed.

What was he saying? He was telling people about the underground Aryan base.

Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Sea burial fuels "conspiracy" theories


The U.S. faces a quandary trying to prove Bin Laden's death without inflaming the world so it may or may not release alleged photos of his irretrievable body. Skeptics include the mother of a 9/11 victim.

Sea burial fuels conspiracy theories

Conspiracy theorists on both the left and right were quick to insist that Bin Laden was either still alive or had been dead for years, pouncing on the government's decision to slide the body of the world's most wanted man off a board into the Arabian Sea.

As blogs hummed with allegations that the Obama administration had faked the middle-of-the-night raid, the Bin Laden "death hoax" threatened to replace questions about President Obama's citizenship as the latest Internet rumor to go viral.
"I am sorry, but if you believe the newest death of OBL, you're stupid," antiwar activist Cindy Sheehan posted on her Facebook page. "Just think to yourself -- they paraded Saddam's dead sons around to prove they were dead -- why do you suppose they hastily buried this version of OBL at sea?"

Infowars.com, the website of Libertarian radio host Alex Jones, was crammed with stories charging that the U.S. government had concocted the killing to justify a security crackdown. The Tea Party Nation website brimmed with indignant posts questioning the timing of Obama's announcement.

"Don't you think OBAMA needs something to assure his reelection," one commenter wrote.

Even a relative of one of the victims of the Sept. 11 attacks voiced skepticism, citing the burial at sea.

"Is it true or false? I don't know," said Stella Olender of Chicago, whose daughter Christine died at the World Trade Center. "To me that seems strange, that they disposed of it and no one [besides] whoever was right there knows what happened." More