Eastern European Lithium Deposits - Russia

#41

When I served in Antarctica only the older station was in operation. We did work on the utility corridor in 1972 that was going be under the new one, but that was all that had been constructed at that time. I am certain the older station has since collapsed under the weight of snow-ice build-up.

I do not dismiss Heckler’s claims outright, yet there is a good chance that many more other people would have also come forward with this ‘story’, if true. Most of what he is saying sounds a little too much to take seriously. Think about this one very important element that could make what he is saying believable. How much power would it take to keep that type of directed energy weapon in operation? Where could that amount of energy be obtained? Could not be from sunlight, and fuel oil would need to be flown in by planes.

Listen carefully… when temperatures are always -30 to -70 F and lower, and it is dark almost all year the biggest problems are keeping people warm and fed, and keeping their waste products cleaned out of the area.

Another consideration would be the human beings living in that extreme environment, in confined spaces, and how it affects them mentally. Another thing to consider is that of all my good friends who I served with all died in their 40’s, or 50’s. Meaning the extremes take a toll on a person’s body and especially their mental health. It was fortunate that I had a health issue and was returned to the McMurdo Base after about 3 weeks. I still have nightmares every winter from that experience.

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#43

Thanks for sharing your experiences with us, nidster!! :wink:

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#44

Glad you found the info to be helpful.
Recounting my service in Antarctica only reinforces my nightmares of the extreme weather we worked in. All of my best friends passed away years ago, so at least I am still alive to remember them. All of the men who had served in Vietnam said their service in Antarctica was like being in Hell-on-Earth.

On the flip side the good, and best part of the experience was that we went through Christchurch, NZ. That’s where we waited for the weather to clear enough to make the 8-hour flight into McMurdo Base. Most of time the waiting period took 2 - 3 weeks, and we were given permission to move freely around in the city.

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#45

Well, then, nidster you happen to be just the man to assist the Giza folks on our next membership meet-up which will involve a large 18th century replica British war ship, wind only, of course, and a trip through Drake Passage. If anyone is going to settle this business about Nazi’s in Argentina, and the consequences Admiral Byrd’s expeditions, it’ll have to be us. Pack your long-stockings and thermal undergarments.

Fieldtrip, Dr Farrell.

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#46

Thanks for the invitation, but there is no chance of my getting anywhere close to Antartica again. The place has a surreal beauty and a cruise in Drake Passage would be a real adventure. I remember the colors in the sky were beautiful as the sunlight came through the pristine air. All the colors of the rainbow were present. I am perfectly content with those memories. Wishing all of you everything good.

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#47

That subject is a long, tortuous adventure. So much to know, so much to discover. I am almost certain no one here would travel the distance it takes to actually ‘KNOW THE ENTIRE STORY’. However, if you really want to ‘know’ then those who choose to travel that ‘path’ are destined for a great awakening, and that is a terrible path to take because once you begin to understand then it will be so much more difficult to go forward. Take this as a challenge that I am seeking good minded people to carry the truthful facts onto others in this, as well as other Forums.

Go ahead listen and watch the other most recent TV series since those will affirm your ‘beliefs’.

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#48

Well, what I can say is that I’ve been through the South of Brazil, on a bus, headed for Argentina. I’ve seen the European civilization present there and it appears to be extremely prosperous.

German language (btw, high German) and blonde people running around everywhere.

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#49

There is another side to that presence. Especially when you look at the cartels in Brazil.

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With all due respect to Dr Farrell I think he missed the most critical element in the nazi series of books. They are not a German thing, masonic lodges planted them in Germany, but their origins are probably further east. Which they themselves admit, hence their expeditions into central Asia.

#50

About 10 to 12 years ago, I read report of Polish-German banker specializing in loans and mortgages, who was saying that within 2 years Dermany lost 2 million young educated people to emigration. Destnations: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, USA. Food for thought.

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#51

Yep, Nazi’s and Zionists are merely to militant arms of the same extended family of occult lineages, which have their origin in the post-flood systems of Mithra, Kali, and Dionysius. From there we get Templars and all the modern sects.

Aliens i.e. tall time traveling Nordic white gods or purely spiritual fallen entities seem to be the dominant theories that make sense. Indo-Aryan certainly seem to have been the selected group to act as the vehicle. Zionists are an interbred group of Scythia/Saka eastern Europeans along with Anglo-Germanic elements. The difficulty for most people I encounter is explaining the confluence between Zionism and Indo-Aryan systems. Causes a mind-meltdown.

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#52

Spot on description! I have been converging on this thesis as well.

I would trace the first appearance of the technocratic faction to Iran and the Persians. In antiquity they have been the primary dissminators of proto masonry. Including exporting these ideas to the Greeks (the philosopher king). Chess is also a masonic game they propagated.

They continue to exert influence on Eurasian psyche but in a more covert way now. Basically repackaging the occult schools of Ispahan under the chiite 12 imam ( or zodiac constellations) doctrine. The supreme guide is basically the same one today as in old persia. From there comes the concept of Moschiash too, and of course its American equivalent: the techno-king (the Elon).

There is another faction that seems more interested in engineering scarcity and suppressing the return of primordial physics.

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