11-03-2007, 10:58 PM
Probably it is a diversion to demonify whoever is there.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Wilhelm Landig's Goetzen gegen Thule identifies the location of this base so accurately that anybody landing on that particular shore probably could find it. <b>Landig says it has been abandoned since about 1960</b>. <b>He also says the 1947 Admiral Byrd Expedition there was to destroy it and that it was unsuccessful</b>. The reason that you can't just identify it via satellite is that it is located in a geothermal fault which runs from near the center of the Antarctic Continent, through Neuschwabenland and then northward to Africa, up the East African Rif Valley and into Israel where it ends as the Dead Sea. It was in this geothermal area, underground, where the alleged base was located. They used geothermal energy which served to cover their heat signatures. Byrd looked for them from the air using a magnatometer. He lost four aircraft by his own account and many more by the account of the Germans. His six month expedition was cut short to six weeks. <b>He left speaking ot El Mecuro Magazine in Chile about defending future attacks from an enemy able to fly form pole to pole</b>.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
>>It is a sci Fi movie but the imagination is used based on some facts. Those facts are not revealed.
there is a story of three European adventurers who heard of this legend while drinking at a bar. The U-boot base was built inside an island. A volcanic bubble formed within the island, right under a house owned by a German General named Winter. Secretly, tunneling equipment was brought in and three tunnels dug to connect the sea to the underground volcanic bubble. This bubble was glazed on the inside like glass. U-boat pens were made and a turntable so that U-boats could be spun around and pointed out again. Above the bubble, a stairway was built into the home of General Winter. The three, two Austrians and a Spaniard, found three old U-boats inside after following the tunnel in at low tide. They were all type Vll. They went aboard one and found old maps on the Argentinian coastline. The log indicated they had been in use AFTER THE WAR, until about 1950, with the knowledge (and possible assistance) of the US government!!
These articles are really no secret and if they sound familiar, well, they should. Steven Spielberg stole the idea for his fictional movie Raiders of the Lost Arc. <b>He would never admit that this part is based upon fact.</b>
http://www.villawinter.at.tt/
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Wilhelm Landig's Goetzen gegen Thule identifies the location of this base so accurately that anybody landing on that particular shore probably could find it. <b>Landig says it has been abandoned since about 1960</b>. <b>He also says the 1947 Admiral Byrd Expedition there was to destroy it and that it was unsuccessful</b>. The reason that you can't just identify it via satellite is that it is located in a geothermal fault which runs from near the center of the Antarctic Continent, through Neuschwabenland and then northward to Africa, up the East African Rif Valley and into Israel where it ends as the Dead Sea. It was in this geothermal area, underground, where the alleged base was located. They used geothermal energy which served to cover their heat signatures. Byrd looked for them from the air using a magnatometer. He lost four aircraft by his own account and many more by the account of the Germans. His six month expedition was cut short to six weeks. <b>He left speaking ot El Mecuro Magazine in Chile about defending future attacks from an enemy able to fly form pole to pole</b>.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
>>It is a sci Fi movie but the imagination is used based on some facts. Those facts are not revealed.
there is a story of three European adventurers who heard of this legend while drinking at a bar. The U-boot base was built inside an island. A volcanic bubble formed within the island, right under a house owned by a German General named Winter. Secretly, tunneling equipment was brought in and three tunnels dug to connect the sea to the underground volcanic bubble. This bubble was glazed on the inside like glass. U-boat pens were made and a turntable so that U-boats could be spun around and pointed out again. Above the bubble, a stairway was built into the home of General Winter. The three, two Austrians and a Spaniard, found three old U-boats inside after following the tunnel in at low tide. They were all type Vll. They went aboard one and found old maps on the Argentinian coastline. The log indicated they had been in use AFTER THE WAR, until about 1950, with the knowledge (and possible assistance) of the US government!!
These articles are really no secret and if they sound familiar, well, they should. Steven Spielberg stole the idea for his fictional movie Raiders of the Lost Arc. <b>He would never admit that this part is based upon fact.</b>
http://www.villawinter.at.tt/