Antarctica pyramid/military presence

Could be footage from Operation High Jump, but given that it's youtube....... probably not.

There's tons of mysteries surrounding Antarctica... Nazi's, hollow earth, possible pyramids, underground bases, etc. You never know...

originally posted by: MaestroMind
Antarctica's tourism is held only to the 60th parallel south by international treaty.

Are you saying you cant go below the 60th?

originally posted by: [post=22451118]AugustusMasonicus

Are you saying you cant go below the 60th?

No. Only that tourism is held to as far as the 60th parallel south. Antarctic Treaty signed by numerous nations stringently protects/defends this parallel with heavy military force. There have been attempts by various lone wolves to go further but all have ended with these parties being detected, pinpoint located and then turned around with stern warning never to come back. It has been told this treaty can use deadly force if necessary. Don't know if it has ever been used. Something of monumental interest is down there for sure. and it is worth keeping from the eyes of the public.

a reply to: Ridhya

How many commercial (non government/military) satellites are in a polar orbit?
Not an expert here, but it would seem there would be some.
Surely, any really anomalous structures or features would be visible from them unless they are some how sequestered.

originally posted by: MaestroMind
Only that tourism is held to as far as the 60th parallel south.

You can easily book travel below the 60th parallel. There are people who have traversed the continent alone.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

"Antarctica's tourism is held only to the 60th parallel south by international treaty" - MaestroMind

"Tourism" was the operative word used. Specifically, via ocean liner. Scientific expeditions/experiments held on land are permitted through Antarctic Treaty. However, there are areas of Antarctica that are held strictly forbidden to travelers.

originally posted by: MaestroMind
"Tourism" was the operative word used. Specifically, via ocean liner. Scientific expeditions/experiments held on land are permitted through Antarctic Treaty. However, there are areas of Antarctica that are held strictly forbidden to travelers.

What do you call someone skiing across the continent for fun, a paid worker?

a reply to: MaestroMind

So a tourist makes it past your cutoff point and skis across the entire continent and you cant address it? Sad.

originally posted by: AdmireTheDistance
a reply to: toysforadults

You know you can take trips to both poles, right?

Plus Usher doesn't mind if you dance on a pole
That don’t make you a hoe



So no reason for anyone to not go.

www.youtube.com...

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Didn't they ban travel to antiarctick. Member, all the governors n stuff went before the ban.

I only hear various segments of theorists claim there are off-limit areas, typically because their theories rely on it (E.G. flat earth) while many who have been there and have evidence of others going there vehemently deny it. Actually, I haven't heard anyone who's been there confirm that there are areas that are off-limits or provide footage.

But under the ice?

originally posted by: BigBangWasAnEcho
Didn't they ban travel to antiarctick.

No, they did not.

a reply to: JustAnotherTraveler

Actually, I haven't heard anyone who's been there confirm that there are areas that are off-limits or provide footage

The "theorists' are counting on that fact.

As in there isn't a huge amount of people there in the first place and they count on their supporters to just blindly believe what they tell them.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

There's actually quite a few skiing trips you can take.

With enough money and the right people, you could pretty much go anywhere you like.

originally posted by: Chadwickus
There's actually quite a few skiing trips you can take.

With enough money and the right people, you could pretty much go anywhere you like.

Sure, Shilly McShillerstein, you're just trying to cover up the Nazi pyramid tech and the entrance to the hollow earth.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

If the earth is flat, can it still be hollow?

originally posted by: Chadwickus
If the earth is flat, can it still be hollow?

If one hand can clap then this is a piece of cake.