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Ancient Worlds In Antarctica

Does an advanced civilization live in a vast underground hole surrounded by military no-fly zones in Antarctica? Remote viewer Elizabeth April believes such a civilization remains flourishing on the far south pole.

The inhabitants are said to be of Nordic stock. Are these left-over Germans from the days when Adolf Hitler’s Nazi forces made several excursions into Antarctica? Or is this a more ancient and breakaway civilization whose existence has been hidden from us?

Antarctic researcher Brad Olsen explores the different possibilities here, while drawing upon the Operation High Jump research flights taken by Admiral Richard Byrd over the vast, largely frozen continent in the late 1920s and again in 1932-33.

Olsen believes Byrd encountered a people known as the Arianni. He has written, “It seems we don’t really know a whole lot about the Arianni based on this diary from Admiral Byrd. They were apparently blonde, Nordic looking people who live in an Inner Earth world. It seems that they cooperated with the Germans.”

Were these actual Inner Earth dwellers or Nazis pretending to be aliens? Are there actually ancient species, like wooly mammals, still roaming this territory? Here, Olsen weighs in on the different options on Redacted News with Clayton Morris.

Return Of The Wooly Mammoth

It sounds like science fiction, but a couple of groups of genetic researchers are actively working on bringing back extinct species like the wooly mammoth and the Dodo bird.

It’s a complicated issue, filled with all kinds of ethical questions and scientific advancements. When all is said and done, it could be a boon to genetic research and serve as a springboard for technologies that could make our lives better.

So what do you say? Wanna ride a wooly mammoth? Here’s more from Joe Scott.

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