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Strangely, the German-Sirian connection pops up again, long
alter the war, in an unusual context. In my previous book, The Giza
Death Star Deployed, I mentioned the research of Robert Temple
into the mysterious African Dogon tribe, a tribe of primitive peoples
that nonetheless appears to have preserved an accurate knowledge
of the Sirian star system for many generations, from a period long
before modern astronomy knew anything about it. In that book, I
noted that
Temple also alleges serious Soviet KGB and American CIA and NSA
interest in his book.... An odd mention, perhaps significant in the light
of our later discussion of possible German involvement in scalar
physics research during World War Two and after, is Temple's
allegation that Baron Jesco von Puttkamer wrote him a denunciatory
letter on NASA stationary, only later to retract that, stating that it did
not represent an official NASA position. Temple believes that
Puttkamer was one of the Germans brought to the USA during the
notorious Operation Paper Clip in the days immediately following the
Nazi surrender (pp. 9-10). 33
As I then go on to observe in that book, Karl Jesco von Puttkamer
was no ordinary German, being a member of Adolf Hitler's military
staff throughout the war as his naval adjutant to staff, beginning the
war with the rank of captain and ending with the rank of admiral.
Puttkamer was subsequently employed by NASA.
So the investigation of the German atom bomb, via this recently
declassified Japanese cable, has already led us far afield, into a
realm of frightening potentialities, into a world of fuel-air bombs,
gigantic artillery delivery systems, super-dense matter, the hydrogen
bomb, and what seems to be a curious blend of mystical esotericism
and Egyptology, and physics.
Was there a German bomb In the above context, the question
seems almost plain and ordinary. If so, then given the extraordinary
reports that leaked out from time to time from the Eastern Front,
what other even more secret research lay behind their atom bomb
projects, for evidently such research there was
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Joseph P. Farrell, The Giza Death Star Deployed (Kempton, Illinois:
Adventures Unlimited Press, 2003, p. 81).