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document then goes on to record t h e "extraordinary capabiltities" of the recovered craft: Of the 1,200 sighting reports collect (sic) since 1942 approximately 200 incidents have proven to be unknown craft operation (sic) at speeds in excess of 1200 MPH and at times attaining altitudes up to miles or more above the earth. A comparison was made with Swedish Defense officials of the reported operating a sec intelligence liaison official Continuing views of restricted air space over snesitive Swedish military base has not indicated any direct tangible evidence thus far that would suggest are t h e . 2I While speeds of 1,200 MPH were indeed extraordinary for any aircraft of the day (and even today), and hence noteworthy enough to be noted in the document, and while performance characteristics that enabled these craft to achieve altitudes of some unknown number of miles above the earth were likewise equally if not more extraordinary, the important point to notice is that such speeds are certainly not the extreme characteristics that one would expect of a product of an advanced "ET" civilization with interstellar, or even interplanetary capability limited to our own solar system. To put it succinctly, the performance characteristics described are not advanced enough to be extraterrestrial in origin. Note that if the craft's speed were in the area of a mere 1,200 MPH, as this portion of the document states, then the use of such a craft for interplanetary exploration would seem to be absurb in the extreme, particularly if it is maintained that these craft originated from outside our solar system, which is the presumption implicit with every "ET" interpretation of the Roswell event. If one conceded top speeds of even ten thousand miles per hour for the craft, then a trip to Mars, our closest planetary neignbor at approximately 36,000,000 miles from the earth, would take 150 days. At a mere 1,200 miles per hour, however, a journey to Mars would take about 1250 days, or almost three and a half years, and 21 Ibid., pp. 65-66, par. 7, emphasis added. 288
neither of these figures is even factoring in the positions of the planets at any given moment of their orbital periods around the sun nor the cirved trajectory sueh craft would have to follow between the two planets! As will be obvious, however, such performance characteristics are within the performance capabilities suggested by the advanced German aircraft technologies being developed by Kammler's "think tank." When one thus turns to the actual first part of the document after this historical overview, the technological ambiguity is only increased, rather than assuaged. The first part of this detailed technical assessment is called "Project White Hot Intelligence Estimate (Preliminary)." Here it is necessary to cite the document at length: LANDING ZONE NO. 1 Socorro, New Mexico - The unidentified lenticular-shaped aerodyne which has been designated ULAT-1, has been evaluated as a non-air breathing aircraft of unknown origin. Totally lacking conventional wing, fuselage, nacelle, control, and fuel systems strongly indicates it is not Russian. Consultation with Paperclip specialists concur. Aerodynamic features exhibited in ULAT-1 represent a very high degree of engineering and sophistication not seen in this country. Dimensional homogeneity study cannot explain how this craft sustains load and lift factors necessary for flight. The power plant does not resemble any conventional type now in use. Lacking any discernible intake or exhaust features, it is the opinion of AMC and ONR that this craft was designed to operate ouside of the earth's atmosphere. The unconventional conclusions reached by members of this fact-finding mission remain tentative at this time. Some members expressed the view that ULAT-1 may be the product of an advanced culture from another planet that is much older than ours and has utilized the science and intellect for inerplanetary psace travel. It is not precisely known if the occupants purposely had the objective of exploration out of curiosity or with the intent of surveying for other reasons. So far, no hostile intent has been observed since they made their presence known. Given the fact that our atomic bomb tests, atmospheric exploration with rockets, and ed in New Mexico, could have precipitated the events that led to the incident and subsequent actions taken by the military. Operating under the assumption that the fallen object was a longrange Russian reconnaissance platform collecting aerial photographic intelligence data, military intelligence personnel were instructed to 289
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PREFACE iv PART ONE: GOTTERDAMMERUN
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B. The Similarity of Evidence for R
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whom were veterans of the harsh con
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PART ONE: GOTTERDAMMERUNG "A compre
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ox of horrifying research the Third
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the Wehrmacht had to do was hold ou
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what of the explanations offered fo
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asics of nuclear physics, and certa
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Rose, used a tone and phrasing that
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and Heisenberg's knowledge - or lac
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swallowing cyanide. Other Nazi bigw
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So, what exactly did the German pil
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15. Nevertheless the atomic bomb wa
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German atom bomb research. It is th
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2. ELECTRICITY, SLAVES, AND "BUNA"
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I.G. Farben had been more than just
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Disaster notwithstanding, the huge
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unlikely event, for example, of an
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German uranium enrichment project b
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would have to fire as close to simu
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through the Oak Ridge facility woul
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At thus juncture it is necessary to
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was to earn him the "Stalin Prize"
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To round out this unpleasant pictur
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Recently the British authorities wa
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arsenal twenty-four hours a day for
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(3) The enormous temperatures of at
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But exotic super dense matter or no
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The problem, however, is that the m
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American military situation on the
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appeared destined for defeat." 5 No
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another such facility, located else
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the cylinders were accurate, it is
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and of course an implosion device t
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4. ,,MEIN HUT ER HAT DREI ECKEN"; T
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pertinent areas of German industria
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into our investigation of German se
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credulity, unless these bombs were
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This article, coming as it does a m
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The October 1944 Daily Mail Article
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have been shocked at this curious r
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worn by the German technicians as w
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So what were these facilities resea
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program. For security reason, I bel
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In any case, the test of a small cr
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desperate There is every indication
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carry an atom bomb Are there indica
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But what of Freier's allegations th
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Oslo, Norway, capable of handling v
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way" of making the bomb (boosted fi
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overcome all fusing problems and fi
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A. Introduction: The Rediscovery of
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In the the Third Reich, within a sp
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and became an affiliate of H itler'
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Moreover, not only did Skoda's "ove
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Analysis of the voluminous document
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What emerges from all this is that
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onanza. The rapid eastward drive of
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D. The Kammler SS Sonderkommando Se
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to expand its markets for high tech
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long range, and militarily quite ri
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this weapon could be used, and the
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of talented physicists who understo
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Matsuda: "The six men mentioned are
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Chinese entry into the war, Truman
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their inventor, Heinz Schlicke, and
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8. THE HEERESWAFFENAMT AND HOUTERMA
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U 238 are available, so the amount
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since it aimed at the production no
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"technology tree" from the atom bom
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omb, it (or they) were seldom if ev
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9. POSSENSPIEL BEI FARM HALL AND OT
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this was a technology that even the
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with omissions: "A mountain range i
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emarks mention isotope separation a
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method as described by Bernstein, a
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Korsching responds, and a small deb
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on the 27th or 28th of April last t
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10. GATEWAY TO THE BLACK SUN: CONCL
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operational logic that is almost ir
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Moreover the infusion of German bom
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11. THE BLACK ORDER: THE OCCULT INF
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farther "unpacking" in order for it
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importantly, intellectual capital t
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acist-occult magazine Ostara," publ
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hoped to turn the tide in Germany's
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While no direct evidence has been f
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For one thing, it was de Lubicz who
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ideologically condemned "Jewish phy
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Consider what all this means. By wa
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t h e d e a t h knell for classical
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12. THE ALCHEMY OF ATLANTIS: AN INV
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Vesco." 5 Add to this Vesco's c l a
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included a claim to possess invisib
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magnetic proximity torpedoes. 22 At
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D. The "Superbombs" As we have seen
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2. The Fuel-Air Bomb At the "small
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E. The Historical Problematic: Germ
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3. Whose Military-Industrial Comple
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(1) The rejection of relativity mea
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aether concepts of the 19th century
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moving body as possible in order to
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And this raises a significant probl
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fuel for in-atmosphere flight, and
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(3) Schauberger realized the implic
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invitation, his diplomatic papers w
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Needless to say, the construction o
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The "Compression" Turbine of the Re
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Nick Cook, who followed the Schaube
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Schauberger cxperienced during his
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impression that it was Boerner hims
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indicate that there may have been m
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unclear. For these reasons, the wea
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and acoustic bombardment would be o
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devised by German naval engineer an
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An electrical connection is made fr
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know, but on animate, creative proc
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Hungarian friend in order to deny t
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discover in the next and final part
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units were ordered to surround a ha
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Wright Patterson Field with such br
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Myron's "Bell" at Wright Patterson
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Allied and German side exhibit the
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The power to tinker with the topolo
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PW Intelligence Bulletin No 2/32 's
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