The Nazis' Yeti army in Antartica.

originally posted by: WhereAmEYE
a reply to: starwarsisreal

LOL at the first two posts being from rent-a-mods, bunch of mall cops.

First thing I consider is the source. If I wanna read fiction, I read fiction. If I wanna spend my time on serious inquiries...then I look for the source. What you are calling 'mall cops' are simply people who are careful with their time and attention. Nothing wrong with discerning readers.

originally posted by: audubon
a reply to: Soloprotocol

The solution to that problem would appear to be to fly due south from Gibraltar, take a pit-stop at Tristan De Cunha then due west to Chile.

But since this entire story is complete balls it doesn't really matter. Yetis at the South Pole, ffs. What are they meant to eat?

Penguins?

originally posted by: nonspecific
Is the flying in a serious error and therefore a bold indication the story is fabricated?

every single thing about this is a bold indication of fabrication...

originally posted by: fiverx313

originally posted by: nonspecific
Is the flying in a serious error and therefore a bold indication the story is fabricated?

every single thing about this is a bold indication of fabrication...

Yes but ony certain points can be reasonably refuted can't they?

originally posted by: audubon
a reply to: Soloprotocol

The solution to that problem would appear to be to fly due south from Gibraltar, take a pit-stop at Tristan De Cunha then due west to Chile.

In the early to mid 1940's?...what plane did they have that could travel that sort of distance without refueling like a dozen times somewhere in the middle of the Atlantic..? As you say the story is pish anyway. Peguin eating Yeti's indeed.

a reply to: starwarsisreal

This entire premise hinges on whether Yetis are real or figments of human collective imaginations.

Antarctica is real, are Yetis real? I've never seen one, but there are humans who have claimed to have had encounters with these strange, huge, stinky, hairy beings.

Anyone who has studied Nazi history knows that Hitler was obsessed with the occult and had teams who roamed the planet in search of god-knows-what.

As far a sources go, who cares - if Trump is sleeping with Vlad, then Sasquatch can fire a human made weapon - proof of this lies in the mental state of the reader and writer.

originally posted by: Soloprotocol

originally posted by: audubon
a reply to: Soloprotocol

The solution to that problem would appear to be to fly due south from Gibraltar, take a pit-stop at Tristan De Cunha then due west to Chile.

In the early to mid 1940's?...what plane did they have that could travel that sort of distance without refueling like a dozen times somewhere in the middle of the Atlantic..? As you say the story is pish anyway. Peguin eating Yeti's indeed.

Maybe the Yeti's ate army rations like the regular troops stationed over there then?

disappointingly, though, they are 25% extinct, according to this documentary

YouTube

I've found the same nexus story reprinted in 3 parts at bibliotecapleyades.net: Britain's Secret War in... Antarctica, Pt. 1 (of 3).

Part 1 is the story in OP. Part 2 is the fate of Himmler and speculation on why Britain kept him in their custody until his, *ahem*, "suicide" in the 1980s.

Part 3 is interesting. Seems that Queen Maud Land was named by Norwegian whalers after the Queen of Norway. The Germans renamed it Neuschwabenland. In Norway, the Nazis were making "heavy water" (deuterium) which can be used as a nuclear fuel source. Norway also had access to the North Atlantic sea. There is a detailed retelling of how U-boots were recovered. Then this shocker (same source, Pt. 3) of something I did not know about...

In the years prior to the June 1961 ratification, the USA, UK and USSR had all used Antarctica for military purposes and all three nations were rumoured to have tested nuclear bombs on the continent. On 27 and 30 August and 6 September 1958, at least three such bombs were detonated in Antarctica, allegedly by the Americans. Rumour has it that they were set off in the area of Queen Maud Land and were triggered 300 meters above the target, with the initial aim being to "recover" frozen areas. The locations of other bomb detonation sites have been firmly suppressed, but it is believed that the areas reconnoitered by the Germans in 1939 and 1940 were targeted.

What?!?! They nuked Antarctica? The fact the Lake Vostok was known about by the Russians since the 1940s but was only acknowledged in the later 1980's is also one of those tidbits of information giving me pause. At first, Yeti in Antarctica was kind of funny but it does make you wonder about "hidden history" and the reason why certain counties behave the way they do.

Then there is the ozone hole which was discovered where? Antarctica. Secret Nazi U-boat bases?? You mean like the one in Raiders of the Lost Ark?? Make you wonder about Brexit. And while we are at it, one of the Big Black Triangle sighting hotspots? Briton!

I'm not laughing anymore.

Wouldn't an SAS soldier write in the Queen's English? Using some ou's and some typically British colloquialisms? This is definitely written by an American.

And what language do the Yeti's speak? English, German? Do they have a cool British Accent? Or are they all angry sounding, like the Germans?

originally posted by: nonspecific
Yes but ony certain points can be reasonably refuted can't they?

if one wishes to spend one's time parsing obvious bull# in order to give it the most scholarly and complete refutation possible, i have no objection. in fact, i approve of the concept. i just lack the energy and patience.

originally posted by: cosmania
And what language do the Yeti's speak? [...] Do they have a cool British Accent?

They've got the right teeth for it, I should think.

originally posted by: cosmania
Wouldn't an SAS soldier write in the Queen's English? Using some ou's and some typically British colloquialisms? This is definitely written by an American.

And what language do the Yeti's speak? English, German? Do they have a cool British Accent? Or are they all angry sounding, like the Germans?

The Yeti's sound like they were special forces people wearing arctic ghillie suits.

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originally posted by: fiverx313

originally posted by: nonspecific
Yes but ony certain points can be reasonably refuted can't they?

if one wishes to spend one's time parsing obvious bull# in order to give it the most scholarly and complete refutation possible, i have no objection. in fact, i approve of the concept. i just lack the energy and patience.

Yeah it's a quiet night.

originally posted by: stormcell

originally posted by: cosmania
Wouldn't an SAS soldier write in the Queen's English? Using some ou's and some typically British colloquialisms? This is definitely written by an American.

And what language do the Yeti's speak? English, German? Do they have a cool British Accent? Or are they all angry sounding, like the Germans?

The Yeti's sound like they were special forces people wearing arctic ghillie suits.

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Big white haired Nazi troops?

Maybe they were in fact prototype genetically modified mutant Aryan soldiers.

a reply to: starwarsisreal

I would love to have access to:

Nexus Magazine, Vol. 12, #5; August-September 2005

...that way I could follow their sources as that volume is the source for this article.

As mentioned in my previous post I have no doubt that there is something to all the legends of Antarctica, but I am also very careful when it comes to the Nazi discussion. It almost seems as if they are trying to make us forget that they brought all the important Nazis to USA, Canada and other places under new names.

I always keep an open mind but the leaps and bounds they go through to make Operation Paperclip seem so innocent makes me believe that some of these Nazi/Antarctic stories are meant to make us think that they all escaped there (minus the scapegoats who were prosecuted via the Nuremberg Trials) and to never mind the high level Nazis we allowed to operate to help form the CIA and NASA and who knows what else...

I wish I had the time (and resources) to plan a very long trip down there.

Some believe the Nazis are alleged to have worked with the allied forces and the bankers who funded both sides to help form the state of Israel, which was their ultimate goal in regards to WW2 (among other goals).

I think they are playing us.

Bet you there are a ton of bases down there, not just German

originally posted by: JohnnyCanuck

originally posted by: WhereAmEYE
a reply to: starwarsisreal

LOL at the first two posts being from rent-a-mods, bunch of mall cops.

First thing I consider is the source. If I wanna read fiction, I read fiction. If I wanna spend my time on serious inquiries...then I look for the source. What you are calling 'mall cops' are simply people who are careful with their time and attention. Nothing wrong with discerning readers.

Nothing wrong with a little bit of patience either, eh?

Look at my next post, I also wonder about the original source, no offense to the OP bu I just want to do my own research as this is the first I've heard. Perhaps this story has a few ounces of truth mixed with a few red herrings?

That's a good way to muddy up the waters in regards to secretive things.

Fabrication or fact.
Nazi Yetis of Neuschwabenland!
Needs to be out in the public domain. I would be so excited for it to be next years big hollywood release. The future sequals could be awesome, Nazi Yeti Cyborgs conquer NYC.

originally posted by: cosmania
And what language do the Yeti's speak? English, German?

While I think it amusing that Yeti's speak German and goose-step, the informed know that Yeti's speak Yet. I am surprised you did not know.

originally posted by: aliensanonymous
Fabrication or fact.
Nazi Yetis of Neuschwabenland!
Needs to be out in the public domain. I would be so excited for it to be next years big hollywood release. The future sequals could be awesome, Nazi Yeti Cyborgs conquer NYC.

It might be better than Iron Sky.