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Re: Antarctica
Having recently become aware of Dr. Farrell, I decided to nose around his website. Interestingly enough there was a posting today relating to Antartica - and no, I don't think it was an April Fool's joke. It was connecting some very unusual dots:
http://www2.jpl.nasa.gov/snc/clinton.html/%22
Farrell:
Farrell's "high octane speculation" is that something was found in Antarctica that has spurred all this recent activity.
Note: Joseph P. Farrell has a doctorate in patristics from the University of Oxford, and pursues research in physics, alternative history and science, and "strange stuff". His book The Giza DeathStar, for which the Giza Community is named, was published in the spring of 2002, and was his first venture into "alternative history and science".
He is also into music theory, composes music, plays the harpsichord & another instrument that I forget right now. He has a pet bird named Murray (or did in 2015 - Murray kept 'beepiing' in the background during one of his interviews!). And boy, is he a chain smoker!
Also, according to his website, he has a recently launched collaboration w/ Catherine Austin Fitts.
Having recently become aware of Dr. Farrell, I decided to nose around his website. Interestingly enough there was a posting today relating to Antartica - and no, I don't think it was an April Fool's joke. It was connecting some very unusual dots:
- a signed law calling for manned missions to Mars to be the chief goal of NASA for the next decade that was passed unanimously by both houses of Congress - http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4336244/Trump-NASA-rare-consensus-mission-Mars.html?ito=email_share_article-bottom\%22
- Vice-President Pence had a little "Chat" with former Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin. This was the topic of this article that appeared just a few days before the signing of the aforementioned law:
http://www.space.com/36103-buzz-aldrin-mike-pence-space-policy-white-house.html?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social\%22
- the reviving of the National Space Council
http://www2.jpl.nasa.gov/snc/clinton.html/%22
Farrell:
Farrell's "high octane speculation" is that something was found in Antarctica that has spurred all this recent activity.
Note: Joseph P. Farrell has a doctorate in patristics from the University of Oxford, and pursues research in physics, alternative history and science, and "strange stuff". His book The Giza DeathStar, for which the Giza Community is named, was published in the spring of 2002, and was his first venture into "alternative history and science".
He is also into music theory, composes music, plays the harpsichord & another instrument that I forget right now. He has a pet bird named Murray (or did in 2015 - Murray kept 'beepiing' in the background during one of his interviews!). And boy, is he a chain smoker!
Also, according to his website, he has a recently launched collaboration w/ Catherine Austin Fitts.
Re: Antarctica
I've been reading some things on his site since he was brought up in this thread and I'm not quite sure what to make of him; he gives me kind of an off vibe. His penchant for "high octane speculation" kind of intimates to me that he really "wants to believe" and while he may be right in broad strokes about many of things he speculates about, it seems rather easy for him to get carried away. Bjorn also has a point, people who are active in the public sphere are really not the people that have anything to do with aliens or other woo-woo stuff; they're just stooges, mostly. Either the "discovery" in Antarctica has become so apparent that the lower echelons of the PTB are having to deal with it and figure out how they're going to spin it to the world, or Farrell has gotten too caught up in his high octane speculation and sort of lost the track...
I was following up on Putin's supposed intention to visit Antarctica, and while he never went himself, he did send a group of business leaders on a sort of engineering and design competition where they climbed Antarctica's highest mountain. There was a second expedition and Putin's video conference with them is transcribed on the Kremlin's website _http://en.kremlin.ru/events/president/news/53199
Now if it's all ice and penguins I don't know why Antarctica would be so interesting except for a few climatologists and zoologists. I learned in school that the Antarctic was the best environment for testing technologies intended for use on other planets because it has the harshest climate that presents the most relevant design challenges. Antarctica is good practice for exploring Mars. So why does anyone want to go to Mars? Well, I think it does allow people to dream and leads to the discovery of technologies that might be useful for other things. It also gives the military industrial complex something more productive to do than kill people for no reason. If you can get a bunch of weapons scientists to work on laser cannons which can be used for space mining or a possible alien threat which they will probably never really be able to hit, it is still better than putting them on planes and pointing them at other countries. Such projects can raise morale, keep people employed, and secure loyalties within the military establishment, which seems to be vital defense against coups from the intelligence community.
There has also been a long standing conspiracy theory that the reason they want to build colonies on Mars is because there is alien, or at least Atlantean, tech to be recovered there. Farrell would say all of this is confirmation of his ideas about Antarctica, but it's really hard to say. It's probably circles working within circles of people intersecting at cross purposes who work within the "alien reality," leaving people like Farrell with really nothing more than wild guesses about what the overall direction is.
Then I could throw the latest Cassiopaean session in for spice, if we're really getting into the times where all sorts of creatures are going to be emerging from portals to the twilight zone, perhaps they really are nervous about how they're going to "manage" it and they have some kind of disclosure planned as a distraction from the more uncontrollable paranormal aspects of the phenomenon.
I've been reading some things on his site since he was brought up in this thread and I'm not quite sure what to make of him; he gives me kind of an off vibe. His penchant for "high octane speculation" kind of intimates to me that he really "wants to believe" and while he may be right in broad strokes about many of things he speculates about, it seems rather easy for him to get carried away. Bjorn also has a point, people who are active in the public sphere are really not the people that have anything to do with aliens or other woo-woo stuff; they're just stooges, mostly. Either the "discovery" in Antarctica has become so apparent that the lower echelons of the PTB are having to deal with it and figure out how they're going to spin it to the world, or Farrell has gotten too caught up in his high octane speculation and sort of lost the track...
I was following up on Putin's supposed intention to visit Antarctica, and while he never went himself, he did send a group of business leaders on a sort of engineering and design competition where they climbed Antarctica's highest mountain. There was a second expedition and Putin's video conference with them is transcribed on the Kremlin's website _http://en.kremlin.ru/events/president/news/53199
Now if it's all ice and penguins I don't know why Antarctica would be so interesting except for a few climatologists and zoologists. I learned in school that the Antarctic was the best environment for testing technologies intended for use on other planets because it has the harshest climate that presents the most relevant design challenges. Antarctica is good practice for exploring Mars. So why does anyone want to go to Mars? Well, I think it does allow people to dream and leads to the discovery of technologies that might be useful for other things. It also gives the military industrial complex something more productive to do than kill people for no reason. If you can get a bunch of weapons scientists to work on laser cannons which can be used for space mining or a possible alien threat which they will probably never really be able to hit, it is still better than putting them on planes and pointing them at other countries. Such projects can raise morale, keep people employed, and secure loyalties within the military establishment, which seems to be vital defense against coups from the intelligence community.
There has also been a long standing conspiracy theory that the reason they want to build colonies on Mars is because there is alien, or at least Atlantean, tech to be recovered there. Farrell would say all of this is confirmation of his ideas about Antarctica, but it's really hard to say. It's probably circles working within circles of people intersecting at cross purposes who work within the "alien reality," leaving people like Farrell with really nothing more than wild guesses about what the overall direction is.
Then I could throw the latest Cassiopaean session in for spice, if we're really getting into the times where all sorts of creatures are going to be emerging from portals to the twilight zone, perhaps they really are nervous about how they're going to "manage" it and they have some kind of disclosure planned as a distraction from the more uncontrollable paranormal aspects of the phenomenon.
angelburst29
The Living Force
Re: Antarctica
There was a short discussion on Antarctica in the Clif High thread:
https://cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php/topic,12975.585.html
Like Hlat had mentioned, Buzz Aldrin's cryptic tweet was found to be fake.
UPDATE: Real Pyramids In Antarctica, Buzz Aldrin Disinfo Exposed (Video)
https://www.redflagnews.com/headlines-2016/astronaut-buzz-aldrin-tweets-we-are-all-in-danger-it-is-evil-itself
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAHfPReAiWQ (11:00 min.)
United States Astronaut Buzz Aldrin Tweeted an ominous message to the world using his official, verified Twitter Account, then strangely deleted the tweet later?? His words: "We are all in danger. It is evil itself." and showed a photograph of a pyramid located at the South Pole as show In the Video. BUT ITS FAKE!
Superstation95 even reported that it was from Buzz's Official page, but it was not!!!! If that would have been checked, they would have known this. Or they knew and decided to push it anyway!
Bottom line, the Alleged Buzz Tweet was NOT from His Account.
Secondly, there are very real pyramid type structures int his area. The fact that the new Belgian Base is at the base of one, shows the importance to the research they are really doing there. They chose this specific spot for a reason.
Learn More:
_https://www.yahoo.com/tech/m/386c61ae...
_https://www.google.com/search?q=princ...
This link contains false info, but its here for reference:
_https://www.superstation95.com/index....
Last week, officials from over a dozen countries gathered in Arkhangelsk, Russia for the international forum 'The Arctic: Territory of Dialogue'. Among the forum's senior participants was Russian nuclear energy giant Rosatom. Officials from the company and from the government previewed Rosatom's role in the new wave of intensive Arctic development.
Russian Nuclear Giant Rosatom on the Front Lines of Moscow's Arctic Expansion
https://sputniknews.com/russia/201704021052211048-rosatom-arctic-development-prospects/
02.04.2017 - Speaking at the forum, Rosatom CEO Aleksei Lihachev emphasized that the company has a wide array of projects and proposals in the areas of transport, energy, mining, and environmental protection, many of them taken into account by the government and by companies operating in the region.
For example, Rosatom's nuclear icebreakers are actively assisting in the creation of the so-called Northern Sea Route, the new northern shipping route running along the Russian Arctic coast from the Kara Sea to the Bering Strait. The Bilibino Nuclear Power Plant, meanwhile, provides power to the Arctic territories. Furthermore, the company is justifiably proud of its role in solving existing ecological problems associated with the so-called 'nuclear legacy', dismantling and disposing of nuclear-powered thermoelectric generators and helping to reduce radiation in contaminated areas. (Long article.)
Northern Pivot: Why the Arctic is Set to Become Driver of the Russian Economy
https://sputniknews.com/russia/201704011052197679-russian-arctic-development-third-stage/
01.04.2017 - Last week, President Putin took part in the fourth International Arctic Forum in Arkhangelsk, northern Russia. As Russian business news portal Expert Online points out, the area is at the crossroads of a third wave of large-scale economic development in the region. In addition, several factors make the present wave of development unique.
On Thursday, the representatives of 14 countries, including the Russian president, gathered in Arkhangelsk, northern Russia for the international forum 'The Arctic: Territory of Dialogue', discussing everything from regional development and the need for cooperation to climate change and the impact of human activity on the region. (Long article.)
What Putin Did During His Visit to Franz Joseph Land in the Arctic Ocean (Photos)
https://sputniknews.com/russia/201703301052132811-putin-franz-joseph-land/
The politicians have been reviewing the results of a seven-year-long campaign to clean up the archipelago, which has been accumulating washed-up garbage for years.
Russia Open for Constructive Cooperation on Arctic-Related Issues - Putin
https://sputniknews.com/russia/201703301052121451-arctic-putin-cooperation-issues/
30.03.2017 - Earlier in the day, the Russian president called for preservation of the Arctic as a space of constructive dialogue and equal interaction.
"I will stress that Russia is open for constructive cooperation [in the Arctic region] and creates conditions for effective development [of such cooperation]," Putin said, speaking at the "Arctic: Territory of Dialogue" international forum.
Putin added that the economic program aimed at the region's development included more than 150 projects with potential multibillion investments.
Russia seeks to resolve all territorial disputes in the Arctic using international law, Putin added.
Russian Arctic Military Infrastructure to Be Fully Developed by 2020
https://sputniknews.com/russia/201703311052153102-russia-arctic-infrastructure/
Russia has plans to build and equip military facilities mainly on the Novaya Zemlya archipelago, the Franz Josef Archipelago, the New Siberian archipelago and the Wrangel Island.
It is also expanding trade and exploration activities in the Arctic by building transport and energy production infrastructure, as well as installing military facilities and developing the Northern Sea Route linking Europe and Asia.
There was a short discussion on Antarctica in the Clif High thread:
https://cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php/topic,12975.585.html
Like Hlat had mentioned, Buzz Aldrin's cryptic tweet was found to be fake.
UPDATE: Real Pyramids In Antarctica, Buzz Aldrin Disinfo Exposed (Video)
https://www.redflagnews.com/headlines-2016/astronaut-buzz-aldrin-tweets-we-are-all-in-danger-it-is-evil-itself
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAHfPReAiWQ (11:00 min.)
United States Astronaut Buzz Aldrin Tweeted an ominous message to the world using his official, verified Twitter Account, then strangely deleted the tweet later?? His words: "We are all in danger. It is evil itself." and showed a photograph of a pyramid located at the South Pole as show In the Video. BUT ITS FAKE!
Superstation95 even reported that it was from Buzz's Official page, but it was not!!!! If that would have been checked, they would have known this. Or they knew and decided to push it anyway!
Bottom line, the Alleged Buzz Tweet was NOT from His Account.
Secondly, there are very real pyramid type structures int his area. The fact that the new Belgian Base is at the base of one, shows the importance to the research they are really doing there. They chose this specific spot for a reason.
Learn More:
_https://www.yahoo.com/tech/m/386c61ae...
_https://www.google.com/search?q=princ...
This link contains false info, but its here for reference:
_https://www.superstation95.com/index....
Last week, officials from over a dozen countries gathered in Arkhangelsk, Russia for the international forum 'The Arctic: Territory of Dialogue'. Among the forum's senior participants was Russian nuclear energy giant Rosatom. Officials from the company and from the government previewed Rosatom's role in the new wave of intensive Arctic development.
Russian Nuclear Giant Rosatom on the Front Lines of Moscow's Arctic Expansion
https://sputniknews.com/russia/201704021052211048-rosatom-arctic-development-prospects/
02.04.2017 - Speaking at the forum, Rosatom CEO Aleksei Lihachev emphasized that the company has a wide array of projects and proposals in the areas of transport, energy, mining, and environmental protection, many of them taken into account by the government and by companies operating in the region.
For example, Rosatom's nuclear icebreakers are actively assisting in the creation of the so-called Northern Sea Route, the new northern shipping route running along the Russian Arctic coast from the Kara Sea to the Bering Strait. The Bilibino Nuclear Power Plant, meanwhile, provides power to the Arctic territories. Furthermore, the company is justifiably proud of its role in solving existing ecological problems associated with the so-called 'nuclear legacy', dismantling and disposing of nuclear-powered thermoelectric generators and helping to reduce radiation in contaminated areas. (Long article.)
Northern Pivot: Why the Arctic is Set to Become Driver of the Russian Economy
https://sputniknews.com/russia/201704011052197679-russian-arctic-development-third-stage/
01.04.2017 - Last week, President Putin took part in the fourth International Arctic Forum in Arkhangelsk, northern Russia. As Russian business news portal Expert Online points out, the area is at the crossroads of a third wave of large-scale economic development in the region. In addition, several factors make the present wave of development unique.
On Thursday, the representatives of 14 countries, including the Russian president, gathered in Arkhangelsk, northern Russia for the international forum 'The Arctic: Territory of Dialogue', discussing everything from regional development and the need for cooperation to climate change and the impact of human activity on the region. (Long article.)
What Putin Did During His Visit to Franz Joseph Land in the Arctic Ocean (Photos)
https://sputniknews.com/russia/201703301052132811-putin-franz-joseph-land/
The politicians have been reviewing the results of a seven-year-long campaign to clean up the archipelago, which has been accumulating washed-up garbage for years.
Russia Open for Constructive Cooperation on Arctic-Related Issues - Putin
https://sputniknews.com/russia/201703301052121451-arctic-putin-cooperation-issues/
30.03.2017 - Earlier in the day, the Russian president called for preservation of the Arctic as a space of constructive dialogue and equal interaction.
"I will stress that Russia is open for constructive cooperation [in the Arctic region] and creates conditions for effective development [of such cooperation]," Putin said, speaking at the "Arctic: Territory of Dialogue" international forum.
Putin added that the economic program aimed at the region's development included more than 150 projects with potential multibillion investments.
Russia seeks to resolve all territorial disputes in the Arctic using international law, Putin added.
Russian Arctic Military Infrastructure to Be Fully Developed by 2020
https://sputniknews.com/russia/201703311052153102-russia-arctic-infrastructure/
Russia has plans to build and equip military facilities mainly on the Novaya Zemlya archipelago, the Franz Josef Archipelago, the New Siberian archipelago and the Wrangel Island.
It is also expanding trade and exploration activities in the Arctic by building transport and energy production infrastructure, as well as installing military facilities and developing the Northern Sea Route linking Europe and Asia.
Re: Antarctica
Still continuing to check out Farrell's website & was intrigued by his comments on articles re metallic hydrogen & time crystals. I think I saw the headline re time crystals on Sott but didn't read it, but did read a recent article about our sun being composed of liquid metallic hydrogen.
Farrell referenced this article (also one re time crystals):
http://www.sciencealert.com/hydrogen-has-been-turned-into-a-metal-for-the-first-time-ever
http://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-have-just-announced-a-brand-new-form-of-matter-time-crystals
From the first link:
Farrell:
Well, that last detail came as a surprise to me. And, I can't help but wonder if the real 'disclosure' is going to involve all these super technological advances being revealed as something new rather than what the secret gov/space command has been utilizing for who knows how long. I mean, if whatever was found/observed in Antarctica has tipped off this sudden push to get to Mars, then warp drive spaceships will probably be required & the cat must be let out of the bag?
_https://gizadeathstar.com/2017/01/metallic-hydrogen-time-crystals-hyper-dimensional-speculation/
Another blip on the radar: "Thus, like it or not, sooner or later, celestial mining is coming. The question is, what effect will it have? We have no precedent in human history for such a sudden massive injection of commodities into the global economy."
_https://gizadeathstar.com/2017/01/things-make-go-hmmmm-nasa-ten-quintillion-dollar-asteroid/
It will probably take the influx of $10 quintillion to pay off the national debt!
From last link:
Me too - hmmm ...
JEEP said:
Still continuing to check out Farrell's website & was intrigued by his comments on articles re metallic hydrogen & time crystals. I think I saw the headline re time crystals on Sott but didn't read it, but did read a recent article about our sun being composed of liquid metallic hydrogen.
Farrell referenced this article (also one re time crystals):
http://www.sciencealert.com/hydrogen-has-been-turned-into-a-metal-for-the-first-time-ever
http://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-have-just-announced-a-brand-new-form-of-matter-time-crystals
From the first link:
Farrell:
Well, that last detail came as a surprise to me. And, I can't help but wonder if the real 'disclosure' is going to involve all these super technological advances being revealed as something new rather than what the secret gov/space command has been utilizing for who knows how long. I mean, if whatever was found/observed in Antarctica has tipped off this sudden push to get to Mars, then warp drive spaceships will probably be required & the cat must be let out of the bag?
_https://gizadeathstar.com/2017/01/metallic-hydrogen-time-crystals-hyper-dimensional-speculation/
Another blip on the radar: "Thus, like it or not, sooner or later, celestial mining is coming. The question is, what effect will it have? We have no precedent in human history for such a sudden massive injection of commodities into the global economy."
_https://gizadeathstar.com/2017/01/things-make-go-hmmmm-nasa-ten-quintillion-dollar-asteroid/
It will probably take the influx of $10 quintillion to pay off the national debt!
From last link:
Me too - hmmm ...
Re: Antarctica
Well the expanding into space thing makes sense because it is the only thing left to keep the explore, expand, exploit, exterminate economic model going. Space mining makes some sense, but the initial investment to make it viable is huge. As for utilizing the hyperdimensional technologies to make it happen, the real questions in mind have always been: will humanity really be allowed to do it, and if so, under what terms?
From a less STS-centric perspective, space exploration at some point in a society's evolution seems natural, because your species is more likely to survive and achieve greater complexity and organization if it is spread across many worlds with many different possibilities instead of being concentrated in one place. We appear to actually be on the other end of this spectrum. We are one of the many worlds which is an experiment of the original race which "expanded."
So I don't think Farrell is too far out in left field on this one, but again, some of his details may be off or a bit lacking.
Well the expanding into space thing makes sense because it is the only thing left to keep the explore, expand, exploit, exterminate economic model going. Space mining makes some sense, but the initial investment to make it viable is huge. As for utilizing the hyperdimensional technologies to make it happen, the real questions in mind have always been: will humanity really be allowed to do it, and if so, under what terms?
From a less STS-centric perspective, space exploration at some point in a society's evolution seems natural, because your species is more likely to survive and achieve greater complexity and organization if it is spread across many worlds with many different possibilities instead of being concentrated in one place. We appear to actually be on the other end of this spectrum. We are one of the many worlds which is an experiment of the original race which "expanded."
So I don't think Farrell is too far out in left field on this one, but again, some of his details may be off or a bit lacking.
Re: Antarctica
A pattern I noticed in other conspiracies like this one is, that when a lot of people are on to it and the net is filled with grand speculations about it with not much hard data at all, that if there is really such a big deal behind it, one would think that the PTB wouldn't make it so easy for the peeps on the net to find out about it.
There is also the possibility that this conspiracy isn't one at all and people read much more into it then there really is.
A pattern I noticed in other conspiracies like this one is, that when a lot of people are on to it and the net is filled with grand speculations about it with not much hard data at all, that if there is really such a big deal behind it, one would think that the PTB wouldn't make it so easy for the peeps on the net to find out about it.
There is also the possibility that this conspiracy isn't one at all and people read much more into it then there really is.
Re: Antarctica
Farrell's use of the word hyperdimensional, as referenced in the previous metallic hydrogen article link, was to express an even higher level of speculation than his usual 'high octane' speculation. However, in his many interviews available on youtube recounting the German/Nazi scientific developments before/during/after WWII, he mentions a German (I think) physicist whose work brought hyperdimensional aspects down to an ordinary level > I'm totally butchering this concept as I can't recall exactly how it was expressed & physics is not something I'm the least bit literate in. I'm finding it all quite fascinating even if it is way over my head.
Farrell put up a post yesterday, GOLDMAN SACHS, PLATINUM, AND ASTEROID MINING, w/ his thoughts re this article, Goldman Sachs: space-mining for platinum is 'more realistic than perceived'.Neil said:
The article notes that the price of launch vehicles - you know, the noisy chemical rocket kind - has begun to plummet, making the cost of getting up there to "get stuff" is falling accordingly:
The price of spacecraft is plummeting, thanks to reusable rockets from Elon Musk's SpaceX and Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin. It used to cost $35 million (£28 million) to send one person up on a Soyuz rocket. Today, Virgin Galactic hopes to get space tourists into space for something like $250,000 (£200,000), Goldman says. More broadly, the price of all new rockets is falling over time:
Ok, that's nice. Falling rocket prices, tourism, trips to the Moon for vacations. All of this is, of course, couched by Goldman in terms of a "feasibility study" [...] But, that's not the jaw dropper; [...] While most of this article reads like the typical bland business-risk-feasibility management study, the opening paragraph is a stunner, there's no other way to put it:
"Goldman Sachs is bullish on space mining with "asteroid-grabbing spacecraft." In a 98-page note for clients seen by Business Insider, analyst Noah Poponak and his team argue that platinum mining in space is getting cheaper and easier, and the rewards are becoming greater as time goes by. (Emphasis added)"
As G.L.R. put it to me in the email in which the article was shared (and I am citing the exact words here): "Really? I don't recall reading that we actually were mining in space so how can an accurate comparison be done to determine that its cheaper now?"
Uhm... er... yea.
But of course, the opening paragraph of the article are the article's author's words (in this case, the author being Mr. Jim Edwards). So, perhaps were reading too much into it, parsing too closely. But G.L.R. sent along another article about the same Goldman Sachs study, and again, one finds some curious wording by a completely different article author:
Goldman Sachs says mining platinum from asteroids is a ‘realistic’ way for bankers to earn BILLIONS
In the Sun article by Mr. (or Ms.) Jasper Hamill, note the following italicized statement, which I present in context:
"Prospecting probes can likely be built for tens of millions of dollars each and Caltech has suggested an asteroid-grabbing spacecraft could cost $2.6bn."
The bank added: "Space mining could be more realistic than perceived."(Emphasis added)
More "realistic", or is that simply a euphemism for "more real".
[...]>[Goes on adding in tidbits/blog comments that are related - see article: _https://gizadeathstar.com/2017/04/goldman-sachs-platinum-asteroid-mining/] and what does one have? I've stated all along that with the commercialization of space comes, inevitably, its militarization and weaponization. After all, one has to protect those developing assets from..."whomever". And I've also said, all along, that chemical rockets - cost declines or not - are just a very inefficient means of space travel, much less mining asteroids. And hence, perhaps, what we have here, is an inadvertent, or perhaps deliberate, admission that the mining of celestial bodies is already under way, and by technologies that "don't exist."
There is indeed a financial aspect to this speculation that makes some sense here, for if one has been following the financial news lately, and particularly those stories about Russia and China buying massive amounts of gold (and one assumes, to a lesser extent, silver), and the constant trickle of stories about their plans to move to gold-backed currencies, the USA and other western powers seem all too unperturbed by the news, as if they "knew something", and had their own hidden financial system, and sources of bullion and precious metals. And as I've said before, there is a lot of "missing money" that is completely unaccounted for, and no one seems inclined to look for it. Remember those quadrillions of dollars of "bad paper" on banks' books? How would one offset that? Well, a rich asteroid or two would do the trick.
Farrell's use of the word hyperdimensional, as referenced in the previous metallic hydrogen article link, was to express an even higher level of speculation than his usual 'high octane' speculation. However, in his many interviews available on youtube recounting the German/Nazi scientific developments before/during/after WWII, he mentions a German (I think) physicist whose work brought hyperdimensional aspects down to an ordinary level > I'm totally butchering this concept as I can't recall exactly how it was expressed & physics is not something I'm the least bit literate in. I'm finding it all quite fascinating even if it is way over my head.
Re: Antarctica
Something that I recall from when Buzz Aldrin was evacuated from Antarctica – he was apparently treated by a Dr David Bowie. I remember this as I’d read an assignment that in part had asked for an interpretation the lyrics to ‘Life on Mars?’ by David Bowie the singer who coincidently died a few months before.
_http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-12-06/buzz-aldrin-treated-by-dr-david-bowie-in-space-oddity/8097056
_http://www.smh.com.au/world/space-oddity-former-astronaut-buzz-aldrin-treated-by-dr-david-bowie-in-hospital-20161206-gt5hgf.html
‘Life on Mars?’ was written by Bowie in 1971 according to Wikipedia and released in 1973. Coincidently, 1971 is also the year that Wikipedia lists as being when Aldrin left NASA.
Something that I recall from when Buzz Aldrin was evacuated from Antarctica – he was apparently treated by a Dr David Bowie. I remember this as I’d read an assignment that in part had asked for an interpretation the lyrics to ‘Life on Mars?’ by David Bowie the singer who coincidently died a few months before.
_http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-12-06/buzz-aldrin-treated-by-dr-david-bowie-in-space-oddity/8097056
_http://www.smh.com.au/world/space-oddity-former-astronaut-buzz-aldrin-treated-by-dr-david-bowie-in-hospital-20161206-gt5hgf.html
‘Life on Mars?’ was written by Bowie in 1971 according to Wikipedia and released in 1973. Coincidently, 1971 is also the year that Wikipedia lists as being when Aldrin left NASA.
Re: Antarctica
For those who may be interested, I just came across a very explicit recounting of the actually Hungarian electrical engineering genius that Farrell has referenced quite frequently in this particular Farrell/Jim Marrs interview, Joseph Farrell the Great Libraries hold Deep Secrets. Go to 8:35 for the intro question that leads to Farrell's description of the discovered concept:
Farrell's best interviews are w/ hosts who DO NOT interrupt what he is saying in order to interject their own thoughts/comments. So often it seems he's about to say something significant that gets cut off by the host interjecting - which is the case in this interview. It could be that nothing is really left out - he covers it subsequently - but it just seems that way. How is it a good interview process to butt in when the interviewee is right in the middle of a sentence - and then what was going to be spoken maybe never is? Annoying & frustrating!
For those who may be interested, I just came across a very explicit recounting of the actually Hungarian electrical engineering genius that Farrell has referenced quite frequently in this particular Farrell/Jim Marrs interview, Joseph Farrell the Great Libraries hold Deep Secrets. Go to 8:35 for the intro question that leads to Farrell's description of the discovered concept:
Farrell's best interviews are w/ hosts who DO NOT interrupt what he is saying in order to interject their own thoughts/comments. So often it seems he's about to say something significant that gets cut off by the host interjecting - which is the case in this interview. It could be that nothing is really left out - he covers it subsequently - but it just seems that way. How is it a good interview process to butt in when the interviewee is right in the middle of a sentence - and then what was going to be spoken maybe never is? Annoying & frustrating!
FWIW, a documentary about Antarctica which seems to be well documented and posted on Youtube on 8th April 2017.
Vulcan59 said:
Really interesting doc, thank you for sharing it, Vulcan. It exposes many aspects of the topic, including the declassified information relating to the military exploration of Greenland in the 60's, which could very well be a blueprint of what's going on in Antarctica ever since the first known expeditions.
For me, it brings even more questions to mind, due to the covert nature of our governments. I've been thinking that Antarctica could've been a nice spot to hide things from humanity at large...Even with satellites and the internet all around us...
Yozilla
The Living Force
I don't know if anybody posted about this phenomenon, jet here it is:
From: http://www.businessinsider.com/warm-caves-under-antarctica-which-could-support-secret-life-2017-9
From: https://antarcticfudgesicles.wordpress.com/2010/11/18/mt-erebus-ice-caves/
fwiw
From: http://www.businessinsider.com/warm-caves-under-antarctica-which-could-support-secret-life-2017-9
From: https://antarcticfudgesicles.wordpress.com/2010/11/18/mt-erebus-ice-caves/
fwiw
