Thanks for the link, going over now.

What would be interesting is a follow up Russian film on what they
think about Tesla and the UFO.

I mean conspiracy theories have been indicating that Tesla gave us the
UFO and Bush as a consequence of some worker selling some of Tesla's
documents to Germany. I mean what do the Russians think about
Germany having these saucers. Do they work on aether.

The biggest cover of all would German support of the no aether theory.

All in all Tesla giving us the UFO and Bush, the horror.

A few years back I had a Tesla patent for a "flying saucer" But I cannot find it now... and unless I have a number , the older patents are not in the search engine under name. I found two of his patents so far by accident while searching for something else. I am not sure the exact date when the patent office started full records, but his later patents are easy to find.

If anyone has a hint of any number that might be his I will look them up

I found one site that is suspended and I found this reference

"1. An American citizen (naturalized), Nikola Tesla (an athiest
and a capitalist), invented the flying saucer, before 1900, and
reduced it to practice by 1915."

Here is another little favorite clip of mine...

"In the United States, Tesla's fame rivaled that of any other inventor or scientist in history or popular culture,[4] but due to his eccentric personality and, at the time, unbelievable and sometimes bizarre claims about possible scientific and technological developments, Tesla was ultimately ostracized and regarded as a mad scientist.[5][6] Never putting much focus on his finances, Tesla died impoverished at the age of 86." - Wikipedia

This is how we repay the man who lit up the world. Nothing has changed

Well I like to bring his name up as often as possible.

If those NAZI disk craft aren't electrical in nature to levitate and
propel I sure would like to see similar attempts made at making
some of the smaller craft.

I mean there are dare devils doing all sorts of things, but they
are calculated and known.

Going inside a tin can with a high level tazer at your feet and a huge
coil makes for unknown territory, but Tesla did have a remote control
or independent (automaton) model. Its the art of low current, high
voltage and cycles that is lacking. Yet outside that tin can must be
unbelievable currents.

Is that so. Bringing VB from NM to the Nazi saucer stronghold in the Antarctic.

How long will that picture be up, laugh laugh. No record of VB in America
in the 30s, yet Lyne says he was in NM on the p2 saucer project.
As Lyne says, we started it, gave it to Gernamy and after WWII had
to pay VB to get it back in NM development. VB unlocking Tesla notes
that remained in America, the same stolen by Scherff (?)(P Bush?)
with a spy camera and sold to Germany to develop the saucer program.

I mean would that be the hottest program of the age to make the plane
without wings Tesla always talked about. I mean, come on lets do this
thing would be the yada yada of the age of electricity.

Not that others knew how to do it as well, but in 1892 Tesla first
demonstrated the actions of coils breaking into the aether.

OK so VB the saucer expert in Antarctica, thanks for that gem.

I'll add that to my list of actual or so called questionable events.

Originally posted by brotherthebig
Matyas, your firs article about the British war in Antarctica also could be found in the opening post here...

Good, good. Somehow I missed that one, but it is still a mind blower all the same! Thank you for pointing it out

There are some important but frequently overlooked matters associated with bases, such as...

food...

waste products...

raw materials...

power systems...

The last two can pretty much be explained by mining and geothermal activity. But how does an army get fed in a land of ice? And where does the waste material go? That's a heckuva lot of mushrooms if you ask me!

Now those attacks on whaling vessels could be answered by a demand for protein. I can see that. And the meat would keep well. Still though, it is not a sustainable method, not like raising a crop and livestock. What about shipments from Argentina and Chile? Are there any old manifests we can get from those countries?

And what about Norway? Surely they were/are not as strategically undervalued, a mere footnote in high school history as we would be made to believe.

"Where are the files?"
"Dunno. Must've burned up in a fire!"
"Mind if we have a looksee?"
"I believe what you seek went that-a-way!" pointing at Antarctica.

Yep, there is more hidden away in attics and basements than we can begin to fathom, right in Norway. After all there was no big battle, as was the case in Hungary, the Nazis gave up with a sigh. Less collateral damage, see?