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Nazis Enshrined In Antarctica?

Did the Nazis have secret military bases underground in Antarctica that they shared with an alien race, perhaps reptilian? That is the premise of this video by McAllister TV. Much of the story is based upon the research of William Tompkins, an aerospace designer for the Douglas Aircraft Corp. He says the Navy sent spies into Germany to investigate this work.

In addition, Admiral Richard E. Byrd was dispatched to Antarctica immediately after the war as part of Operation Highjump in 1946-47. Byrd issued a warning afterward that the United States could be attacked by planes flying over one or both of the poles. “I have to warn my compatriots that the time has ended when we were able to take refuge in our isolation and rely on the certainty that the distances, the oceans, and the poles were a guarantee of safety,” he said.

Also delivering warnings was James Forrestal, the first US Defense Secretary, who died on Sep. 17, 1947 after falling 16 stories from a hospital where he was undergoing treatment for depression. For many years now, debate has brewed over whether his death was an accident or a case of murder.

McAllister has unearthed newspaper clippings that suggest the Nazis had built flying saucers. These heavily censored dispatches talk of the Nazis sending up “mysterious silvery balls which floated in the air.” The news account adds, “Pilots report seeing these objects, both individually and in clusters, during forays over the Reich.”

Antarctica plays a far larger role than we could ever imagine. So says TRUreporting in a special report on the frozen continent. What secrets does it hold? Were ancient fallen angels driven to its shores? How about the Nazis in World War II? Are space aliens there? Is it a land of ice, or hidden crevices supporting riches and an abundance of life? What role, if any, does science play in Antarctica’s development?