Speaker 1: The North Pole and South Pole.
Speaker 2: Here's already unexplored land left on this Earth that might
Speaker 2: appeal to adventurous young Americans.
Speaker 1: Ah, yes, it really is. And not up around the
Speaker 1: North Pole because it's getting crowded up there now because
Speaker 1: they find out it's really usable not only to live
Speaker 1: in but militarily. But strangely enough, as left in the
Speaker 1: world today, an area as big as the United States
Speaker 1: that's never been seen by human being, and that's beyond
Speaker 1: the Pole on the other side of the South Pole
Speaker 1: from Middle America, and it's I think it's quite astonishing
Speaker 1: that they should be an area as big as that
Speaker 1: unexplow that's a tremendous Well, there's a lot of adventure
Speaker 1: left down at the bottom of the world. What well
Speaker 1: do you hope to see that?
Speaker 3: I do?
Speaker 2: What animal would you say that this that you've been
Speaker 2: to both the extremities of Earth. Are these expeditions to
Speaker 2: such far up places they're getting easier because of modern
Speaker 2: techniques or still is danger still close at hand?
Speaker 1: Well, it's a little risky, but nothing like it used
Speaker 1: to be with the old slow planes and the small
Speaker 1: cruising radius where we had to put down bases. We
Speaker 1: replaced the dog teams, and of course it was a
Speaker 1: big improvement. But now the planes go much faster, and
Speaker 1: they are safer, and they have a much bigger cruising radius.
Speaker 1: You haven't got the danger of a terribly heavy load.
Speaker 4: Admirable. An expedition to which I believe you're the advisor,
Speaker 4: is now en routed. What is that expedition doing. Well,
Speaker 4: that's the Icebreaker ETCA, and it's a reconnaissance Expedition's going
Speaker 4: down into the South Pole area to make certain observations
Speaker 4: and to look for some bases. They will be back
Speaker 4: in April and they will report back and upon the
Speaker 4: information we get from that undertaking, we will base the
Speaker 4: bigger expedition that's to follow.
Speaker 5: That's a recording from nineteen fifty four of Admiral Richard
Speaker 5: Byrd and he was being asked about his exploration of Antarctica.
Speaker 5: That interview goes on to record some of his strange,
Speaker 5: strange observations of that part of the world. Hey, this
Speaker 5: is Cliff your host of Earth Ancients, and this week
Speaker 5: we're interviewing a author who has written really the only
Speaker 5: book on Antarctica to come out in the last decade,
Speaker 5: and that's Brad Olsen and his new book is The
Speaker 5: Secrets of Antarctica, and this is really the first time
Speaker 5: we hear and we read about the evidence for not
Speaker 5: only anomalies possible ancient civilizations that may have been on
Speaker 5: that continent, but also the discoveries of not only ruins,
Speaker 5: but artificial landscapes, UFOs, UAPs and strange interactions with what
Speaker 5: looks like a lost civilization. I've been waiting for a
Speaker 5: book like this for a while. Linda Moulton Howe has
Speaker 5: been one who has spoke a great deal at conferences
Speaker 5: about her discoveries of strangeness and Antarctica, but really Brad's
Speaker 5: the only one who's bringing it out in this book.
Speaker 5: And I got to tell you, I had a chance
Speaker 5: to look at the book. It's coming out in a
Speaker 5: couple of weeks, and it's a good one. It not
Speaker 5: only covers and shows through photographic evidence, a great deal
Speaker 5: of archaeological rule one that is clustered all over the place.
Speaker 5: But you got to remember, there's a two mile sheet
Speaker 5: of ice that covers what looks like the remains of
Speaker 5: city scapes, roads, and there's even some evidence of activity
Speaker 5: that has been recorded using not only ground penetrating radar,
Speaker 5: but some of the new technology that has been made available,
Speaker 5: you know, we need to know what's going on here.
Speaker 5: I mean, if you go to conferences like Contact in
Speaker 5: the Desert or Cosmic Summit, they have various people who
Speaker 5: hear back from the military, people who are retired, who
Speaker 5: are sworn to secrecy and sign and sign NDA's nondisclosure agreements.
Speaker 5: Not to talk about Antarctica, but we've heard about Antarctica
Speaker 5: as far back as the Second World War, when it
Speaker 5: was there was evidence that the no Zis were not
Speaker 5: only spending great resources to head to Antarctica, but also
Speaker 5: there was a good deal of evidence that they may
Speaker 5: have met with and brought back information of a lost
Speaker 5: civilization still active under this great sheet of ice. In fact,
Speaker 5: we're gonna hear today about a number of submarine expeditions
Speaker 5: that were later discovered by the Allies when Germany surrendered,
Speaker 5: And there's tremendous evidence that not only did the Nazis
Speaker 5: spend a large sum of money, they also apparently established
Speaker 5: bases in Antarctica. Now this is all very strange. It
Speaker 5: used to be conjecture, you know, fantastic stories. But as
Speaker 5: we'll hear today, this information has been kept under wraps
Speaker 5: and years ago when Art bell on Coast to Coast,
Speaker 5: now it's been takeover with George Norri, there were people
Speaker 5: who would come forward and say, yeah, I've been there
Speaker 5: as a serviceman, or there would be special operatives, intelligence
Speaker 5: operatives who had processed various types of information. So the
Speaker 5: biggest element, and we've had a number of people on
Speaker 5: this program to discuss this, one of the big curiosities
Speaker 5: is the notion that the continent of Antarctica was once Atlantis.
Speaker 5: And I mean we've had if you've been following the
Speaker 5: Er the podcast for a few years, this has been
Speaker 5: a big one. And we go, we go all the
Speaker 5: way back to Charles Hapgood in his Crystal displacement theory
Speaker 5: that the the continent of Atlantis was shifted through horrific
Speaker 5: land change, and you know, millions of people died, but
Speaker 5: a number of people survived. And what we have today
Speaker 5: is a race of beings that are still living in
Speaker 5: this place known as Antarctica. So let's talk about today.
Speaker 5: I'm excited to bring brad Olsen back. He had talked
Speaker 5: to us about this book and I was like crossing
Speaker 5: my fingers, get done so I can have him on
Speaker 5: the program. This is a fun interview, a first time
Speaker 5: look at some of the intrigue of Antarctica, and we're
Speaker 5: going to spend the full hour discussing the different layers
Speaker 5: that have been discussed and reported on for decades. So
Speaker 5: today's program is The Secrets of Antarctica, The Untold History
Speaker 5: Tree of the Ice Continent, and my guest today is author,
Speaker 5: research investigator Brad Olsen. The topic of Antarctica has been
Speaker 5: coming up off and on. Actually it's been around, i'd
Speaker 5: say for about a decade or more, everything from UFOs
Speaker 5: to secret military bases to crustal displacement, and it was
Speaker 5: once the home of an ancient civilization, all kinds of possibilities,
Speaker 5: but really nobody has covered it in a book until now.
Speaker 5: My returning guest this week is Brad Olsen. And if
Speaker 5: you don't know who Brad is, he's a research investigator.
Speaker 5: He's done the Sacred books, the sacred travel books, different
Speaker 5: places around the planet. And this new book is called
Speaker 5: Secrets of Antarctica, The Untold History of the Ice Continent,
Speaker 5: and I got to tell you it's a good one.
Speaker 5: Not only does he cover all the bases, but he
Speaker 5: presents it in a way that is compelling and very
Speaker 5: well presented. So, Hey, Brad, welcome back to Earth Ancients. Buddy,
Speaker 5: how you doing.
Speaker 3: Hey Cliff, thanks for having me back. It's great to
Speaker 3: be back on Earth Ancients and we got some ancient
Speaker 3: Earth stories. Talk about Antarctica.
Speaker 5: Oh my god?
Speaker 4: Do we ever?
Speaker 5: Hey? I want to start by saying, you actually try
Speaker 5: travel there in twenty nineteen. How did you get permission?
Speaker 5: Because I thought it was like restricted to be able
Speaker 5: to actually travel to the continent. So how have.
Speaker 3: You set that up? Talk about that January and February
Speaker 3: on a sailboat and you're allowed to go there. That's
Speaker 3: one of the misconceptions about Antarctica is that it's totally
Speaker 3: blocked off and inaccessible. Actually, in the Antarctica Treaty, it
Speaker 3: stays specifically when it was ratified in the nineteen fifties
Speaker 3: that this continent would be preserved for science and tourism.
Speaker 3: But there are places you're not allowed to go to,
Speaker 3: so it's not completely open. However, we had no problem
Speaker 3: getting permission through the Argentinian government, most specifically the Navy.
Speaker 3: We had to go there the day before all fourteen
Speaker 3: of us on the sailboat had to submit our passport
Speaker 3: and a travel itinerary, and the captain had to pretty
Speaker 3: much go over the logistics about where we were going
Speaker 3: to be around what dates. We submitted that, and then
Speaker 3: we went to customs and even though we were stamped
Speaker 3: in on our passports to Argentina, we got stamped out
Speaker 3: again and did not get stamped in anywhere for twenty
Speaker 3: six days till we got back. So it was kind
Speaker 3: of a no man's land. And that was about the
Speaker 3: only really strange thing about traveling down there is there's
Speaker 3: no country that's going to receive you or accept your passport.
Speaker 3: In fact, it was just a non existent trip as
Speaker 3: far as the dates in my passport go.
Speaker 5: So weird. So was this a brad Olsen sacred esoteric
Speaker 5: tour that you took.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, kind of. I guess all my trips are
Speaker 3: sacred esoteric tours. So well, this was just to round
Speaker 3: out the seven continents of the world. And as far
Speaker 3: as I know, I'm the first researcher in this genre
Speaker 3: we're in that went down there specifically to look into
Speaker 3: these big questions that exist, such as are there massive
Speaker 3: craft underneath the ice? Down there, are there large antidiluvian
Speaker 3: pyramids or other structures, giants, this and that, and paranormal hotspots.
Speaker 3: To those questions, I routinely got a big nothing burger.
Speaker 3: But I did find out other things, such as there
Speaker 3: are no fly zones over certain portions of Antarctica and
Speaker 3: that there was a UFO sighting at another base a
Speaker 3: few weeks prior. Wow, so there was activity down there.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Did you have to submit an itinerary or or
Speaker 5: do you just get free access when you land on
Speaker 5: the continent.
Speaker 3: So basically the way it worked is, yeah, the day
Speaker 3: before we set sail for twenty six days, we submitted
Speaker 3: itinerary for the whole group, for the whole boat. I
Speaker 3: didn't have to do that individually. But then we and
Speaker 3: it was kind of open ended. If the trip went
Speaker 3: thirty days or even forty days, it's fine, but just
Speaker 3: to let them know approximately where we would be on
Speaker 3: the Palmer Peninsula. And you got to keep in mind
Speaker 3: cliff Antarctica is huge. Yeah, it is the fifth largest
Speaker 3: continent of the world, So the distances are very vast.
Speaker 3: In the area that we were sailing in along the
Speaker 3: northern tip of the Palmer Peninsula, it is just a
Speaker 3: small fraction of the total surface area of that continent,
Speaker 3: and so it's of the tourist corridor to begin with,
Speaker 3: so they pretty much allow that kind of sailing and
Speaker 3: trips to go through there.
Speaker 5: So you were on a boat, but could you have
Speaker 5: taken say, United Airlines. I hadn't even thought about this.
Speaker 5: What major airlines fly to Antarctica and what's the major airport?
Speaker 1: There is none.
Speaker 3: There are only military base airstrips. And it is possible
Speaker 3: to fly from Puentus Arenas, Chile to King George Island
Speaker 3: and get on a cruise ship from there for people
Speaker 3: that want to skip the Drake passage, which is notoriously
Speaker 3: rough seas, but otherwise no, there are no commercial flights
Speaker 3: going down there. And that is because in the nineteen seventies,
Speaker 3: Air New Zealand was doing flights just to one way
Speaker 3: trip to Antarctica, fly over certain areas and then they'd
Speaker 3: circle back. They'd only done a half a dozen or
Speaker 3: so of these sightseeing flights. They weren't even going to
Speaker 3: land anywhere in Antarctica. But one of those planes crashed
Speaker 3: into Mount Arabis and there's still wreckage remains there. And
Speaker 3: so ever since then, no commercial flights have gone to Antarctica.
Speaker 5: And so to my question about itinerary, were you denied
Speaker 5: access to places that you were wanting to go see.
Speaker 3: Not, to my knowledge. Again, the captain was pretty much
Speaker 3: in charge of submitting our point to point itinerary. But
Speaker 3: for us on the boat, we could put the dinghy
Speaker 3: in the water, for example, and drive out to a
Speaker 3: penguin colony or even over to one of the glaciers
Speaker 3: and chip off some of the blue ice that we
Speaker 3: were putting in our drinks, and it was totally unsupervised
Speaker 3: and totally open. In fact, the entire twenty six days
Speaker 3: on this sailboat, we only one time saw a coastguard
Speaker 3: type ship, not even a military ship, but way off
Speaker 3: in the distance. It wasn't looking for us or anything.
Speaker 3: So we're pretty much on our own the entire trip
Speaker 3: to execute whatever kind of itinerary and trip we wanted
Speaker 3: to do.
Speaker 5: That's kind of cool. Did you see like big cities
Speaker 5: or people and cars and buses like a regular western
Speaker 5: cultured continent or what did you what did you engage with?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, so there is no such thing really as a
Speaker 3: city in Antarctica. There are only bases, scientific research bases. Weird, Yeah,
Speaker 3: and the biggest is the American Mechmurdo. And in the
Speaker 3: season which just ended, by the way, now it's a
Speaker 3: skeleton crew that stays on through the winner. There's only
Speaker 3: a thousand people on the entire continent over the winner
Speaker 3: that raises two about thirty thousand on all the bases
Speaker 3: during the season, which is from middle November until the
Speaker 3: beginning of March. So now people are leaving end Mass
Speaker 3: and just the year round skeleton crew remains, so it's
Speaker 3: just very scantly populated. Then these bases are sometimes hundreds
Speaker 3: of miles apart, and even when you get to one
Speaker 3: of them, there's maybe a dozen people or so that
Speaker 3: are living there, so not a lot of people.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: You know, it's funny, Brad. When I see pictures of Antarctica,
Speaker 5: it's always covered with ice. Is that your experience when
Speaker 5: you were there? It's just everything you can do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's full of ice.
Speaker 5: You don't see landscapes of dry land or non ice
Speaker 5: land or what what.
Speaker 3: Do you see?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the statistics of Antarctica is ninety nine percent covered
Speaker 3: in ice. And it's very old ice too, because on
Speaker 3: the lower levels of that ice is blue ice, and
Speaker 3: that's really old. It's beautiful to see. However, there are
Speaker 3: a few open areas where there is no ice, and
Speaker 3: they call them the Antarctica oasis. And what that means
Speaker 3: is usually just by wind, or more commonly that it's
Speaker 3: geothermically active ground so when it does snow, the snow
Speaker 3: doesn't stick because the ground is warmer. And we saw
Speaker 3: some geothermal activity on Deception Island. Yeah, there was. It's
Speaker 3: a giant volcano. We sailed into the caldera, and uh,
Speaker 3: there was an area we read in the Lonely Planet book.
Speaker 3: There's a whole Lonely Planet travel guidebook to Antarctica, and
Speaker 3: it said that there was this hot spring. So myself
Speaker 3: and the other two Americans I was with, we went
Speaker 3: out and found it. And had the tide not been
Speaker 3: coming in and washing it over with cold water, could
Speaker 3: have just stripped down and taken a hot spring there.
Speaker 5: Oh, that would have been cold.
Speaker 3: Quite a bit of Yeah, geothermal and fourteen active volcanoes
Speaker 3: and ninety three known geothermal vents. So it's it's uh,
Speaker 3: literally the land of fire and ice.
Speaker 5: Brad, Why do you think more than any other place
Speaker 5: on the planet Antarctica has attracted such alternative theories. I mean,
Speaker 5: there's so much coming out of that place that this,
Speaker 5: you know reported. We're going to get into some of
Speaker 5: the history in a minute. But what's why is it
Speaker 5: such a marker for alternative thinking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, mainly because it is so far away for one
Speaker 3: the barrier of entry to get there. For example, it
Speaker 3: took us almost four days on a sailboat just to
Speaker 3: get to an outer island. As I said, you can
Speaker 3: fly there, but then you have to travel further afield
Speaker 3: from there, and it's very expensive. So there are many
Speaker 3: blockages for people to go down there, say just down
Speaker 3: on vacation. Many just take a cruise for fifteen days.
Speaker 3: But huge amount of the world population will never see Antarctica.
Speaker 3: I did the numbers because the Lonely Planet gave us
Speaker 3: the yearly visitors. It's something like point zero zero zero
Speaker 3: two percent of all people living in the world today
Speaker 3: will ever go down there. So there's a lot of
Speaker 3: misconceptions about what it is, where it is, I mean
Speaker 3: the whole flat earth, and whether there's an ice wall,
Speaker 3: which there is not. A wall implies it goes straight down,
Speaker 3: and the pictures I've seen that people send me all
Speaker 3: the time, like here's the ice wall. It's like, no,
Speaker 3: that's misidentified as an ice shelf because it's hollow underneath.
Speaker 3: And one of the big science stories from this season
Speaker 3: was that they put a submersible down there and found
Speaker 3: that the ice fish have millions of nests underneath the
Speaker 3: ice shelves. And they are the cornerstone species that feed
Speaker 3: all the seals and all the penguins and are absolutely
Speaker 3: vital to the chain of life in Antarctica. And they
Speaker 3: make their nesting and reproduce under the ice and sub
Speaker 3: freezing temperatures. These fish, which are related to mackerel, they're
Speaker 3: nearly translucent and they have no hemoglobin. They're very unusual
Speaker 3: creatures to have adapted to sub freezing water, and there
Speaker 3: they thrive and they live deep underneath the ice shelves.
Speaker 3: I assume the reason they do that, why the ice
Speaker 3: fish populate well deep under the ice shelves, is because
Speaker 3: it's too far for the penguins and the seals to
Speaker 3: hold their breath and get that far deep underneath the
Speaker 3: ice shelves.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I didn't even think of the ecological ramifications
Speaker 5: of Antarctica. That's a new one for me. It's great,
Speaker 5: so much new information. One of the things that you
Speaker 5: show in this book is satellite imagery of pyramids, and
Speaker 5: there's a couple that just blew me away, Brad, because
Speaker 5: I love looking at satellite imagery of ancient buildings and pyramids.
Speaker 5: That's an amazing photograph of those two pyramids. I don't
Speaker 5: know how old. Are they able to age or predict
Speaker 5: an age for those buildings.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that is truly one of the great anomalies of Antarctica.
Speaker 3: It's not just one location, it's actually three, possibly four
Speaker 3: locations that have pyramids. And I talked to one of
Speaker 3: the tour guides that does trips to Antarctica, and he says,
Speaker 3: I showed them the pictures that you're referring to. They're
Speaker 3: the Shackleton Mountain Range pyramids, and he just dismissed them.
Speaker 3: He just said, oh, they're none attacks. I said, what's
Speaker 3: a unattacked just to attractive looking pyramid shaped mountains. And
Speaker 3: then I said, well, did you ever put down your
Speaker 3: plane and check them out, climb them, take a sample. No, No,
Speaker 3: we just fly over them, just look at them. So
Speaker 3: I think the jury's out, at least on that one.
Speaker 3: But perhaps all of them. Are they non attacks or
Speaker 3: are they fashioned with intelligent hands? And in the event
Speaker 3: that they are created with an intelligence behind them, that's
Speaker 3: a complete game changer. Then that really rewrites history as
Speaker 3: we know it. To put an advanced civilization down in
Speaker 3: Antarctica before the Ice Age or before it was covered
Speaker 3: with ice to be able to build these pyramids.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, you had a couple of step pyramids
Speaker 5: that were very close to the ground, and they reminded
Speaker 5: me of South American pyramids, which makes you wonder how,
Speaker 5: I mean, how old they could possibly be. Just the
Speaker 5: idea is amazing. Let's talk about H and C maps
Speaker 5: because you kind of bring up hap Good a little bit.
Speaker 5: What's your belief of Antarctica's history? Because hap Good, of course,
Speaker 5: was the theorists that believe that the Earth is kind
Speaker 5: of like a giant orange peel and that it moves,
Speaker 5: that the continents have been moving for tens of millions
Speaker 5: of years. What's your feeling on that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that's the movement of the plates on the planet,
Speaker 3: the continental drift of the continents moving every time there's
Speaker 3: a pole shift, And it would make sense that our
Speaker 3: entire geography of planet Earth would be redrawn every time
Speaker 3: there is such a movement of the continental land masses.
Speaker 3: But it also has pushed East Antarctica from connecting at
Speaker 3: one time to Australia, India, Madagascar and Africa. The reason
Speaker 3: that's known is because there are animals land animals that
Speaker 3: could have only traveled across when they were connected, and
Speaker 3: it's in the fossil record that these animals lived in
Speaker 3: these other continent and islands and now are also found
Speaker 3: in the fossil records of Antarctica, so it's true that
Speaker 3: there were continental movements that trapped some of these animals.
Speaker 3: There are two species of dinosaur that have only been
Speaker 3: found in Antarctica. Of course, we know that dinosaurs are
Speaker 3: cold blooded animals. They need to live in hot, steaming environments.
Speaker 3: Same with ferns and fern trees, which in the fossil
Speaker 3: records are millions of years old. So it broke off
Speaker 3: from Pangaea or Gondwana land and moved to its present location.
Speaker 3: While Western Australia, which is that sinuous band of mountains,
Speaker 3: that is much younger, that's only seven hundred million years old.
Speaker 3: That's the Palmer Peninsula that I went to seek and
Speaker 3: eastern Antarctica is nearly completely covered over in two miles
Speaker 3: of ice called the Polar Plateau, and that is three
Speaker 3: billion years old, so two different continents that kind of
Speaker 3: collided during the last poll shift, and that's the Antarctica
Speaker 3: we see today.
Speaker 5: We're going to take a short commercial break to allow
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Speaker 5: The Secrets of Antarctica. Will be right back. My guest
Speaker 5: today is author research investigator Brad Olsen. He has written
Speaker 5: a new book called The Secrets of Antarctica. We have
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the big question that if these pyramids play
Speaker 3: out to be created by an intelligent hand or other
Speaker 3: antidiluvian civilizations, they're doing sonar scans of the polar plateau
Speaker 3: and finding that they have found what looked like perfect grids.
Speaker 3: Mother nature doesn't created perfect grid patterns with the exact
Speaker 3: same dimensions like a city grid would appear. So again,
Speaker 3: I think the jury is out whether there was an
Speaker 3: advanced civilization down there, quite possibly even Atlantis or something
Speaker 3: else that could have left behind such perfect symmetrical patterns
Speaker 3: under the ice.
Speaker 5: I've had a couple of different authors here and you
Speaker 5: reference them in the book who have believed that Antarctica
Speaker 5: once was Atlantis and through some big geological shift, it
Speaker 5: was pushed to where it is now. Is that your
Speaker 5: belief or are you on the on the fence about that?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: I think it was, and especially in western Antarctica, that
Speaker 3: newer land mass which came right down from the North
Speaker 3: Atlantic along the mid Atlantic Ridge to its present location,
Speaker 3: and that's right where Plato said that the old civilization
Speaker 3: of Atlantis was located outside the pillars of Hercules, which
Speaker 3: is Jiebraltar and uh Morocco. Yeah, the western most part
Speaker 3: of the Mediterranees.
Speaker 5: That's a huge body of land to move like that,
Speaker 5: though you know.
Speaker 3: It is, but horrific continents rising and falling and moving
Speaker 3: Antarctica once being connected to India and Africa. I mean
Speaker 3: it's about the same distance to travel. But yeah, maybe
Speaker 3: maybe Atlantis was a not just one singular location but
Speaker 3: more like colonies around the world, and some of those
Speaker 3: outposts were in the South Atlantic and then that portion
Speaker 3: moved to its present location today.
Speaker 5: Has has any imaging studies been done that can penetrate
Speaker 5: two miles of ice bread?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: What are they what are they finding? Are they finding
Speaker 5: any like buildings or walls or stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's more patterns like these grid patterns I just
Speaker 3: spoke of. But also a pyramid has been detected down there.
Speaker 3: And the other big news story that came out from
Speaker 3: this season, and you always get your stories in this
Speaker 3: timeframe from November until early March, was that there were
Speaker 3: gravity holes detected just almost like a black hole, but
Speaker 3: in the in the Earth itself, which is just sucking
Speaker 3: gravity into it. And it's quite an unexplained phenomenon, but
Speaker 3: several scientists with new detection devices were calling them gravity holes.
Speaker 3: So that's the big story from this year. You know,
Speaker 3: it's funny.
Speaker 5: When you read Edgar Casey or some of these other psychics,
Speaker 5: they talk about the Atlantinians having pisoelectric energy, which was
Speaker 5: crystal energy, and I wonder if any of that can
Speaker 5: be detected with instruments today. You know, if anybody would
Speaker 5: was flying over or came close with the ship and
Speaker 5: was testing for that kind of thing, if it would
Speaker 5: was coming up on any kind of instrumentation or anything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, interesting theory, and I'd not heard of pisioelectric detections.
Speaker 3: But there were cosmic rays as well as radio waves
Speaker 3: coming up out of Antarctica. Usually the cosmic rays always
Speaker 3: coming in. Yeah, this was a discovery a couple of
Speaker 3: years ago, and they're still going down there with new
Speaker 3: equipment to try to figure out where this is coming from.
Speaker 3: And it's below the polar plateau, even deep into the
Speaker 3: continental land mass of East Antarctica, some seventy or eighty
Speaker 3: miles down is the source of these radio waves. And
Speaker 3: to me that kind of smacks of a high civilization,
Speaker 3: almost like the movie Contact or the book where they
Speaker 3: pick up the radio waves from far far out in
Speaker 3: the universe and then they actually protect them and then
Speaker 3: we're in touch with alien race. And of course Jody
Speaker 3: foster Man the ship and goes there to visit.
Speaker 5: I love that.
Speaker 3: So this coit all be happening right here under our feet, Cliff,
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, interterrestrials living within the earth.
Speaker 5: Do you think perhaps the military is knowledgeable of this
Speaker 5: energy fields or these signals and has made certain parts
Speaker 5: of the of the continent off limits.
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm sure they know. They have to know. And
Speaker 3: it's not just the military, it's the NSA, no such agency. Remember,
Speaker 3: they wouldn't even admit they existed. Yeah, they were set
Speaker 3: up in the late nineteen forties by Truman to cover
Speaker 3: up any UFO site or go collect the wreckage, or
Speaker 3: handle any alien species living or dead. And they have
Speaker 3: a presence down in Antarica. It's the big secret that
Speaker 3: everybody knows that the NSA has an unmarked building in
Speaker 3: the Macmurdo complex down in Antarctica. And they are known
Speaker 3: to also be up at the South Pole Station monitoring
Speaker 3: and protecting flights or even people going overland in the
Speaker 3: They call it an air sampling station to keep people
Speaker 3: away from this one area of the South Pole that
Speaker 3: has this giant hole in the ice. Weird And it
Speaker 3: should not come as any surprise considering the geothermal activity
Speaker 3: going on in Antarctica that you would have the propensity
Speaker 3: to open up these large domes under the ice from
Speaker 3: the heat and everything. So often you're going to need
Speaker 3: a chimney for the exhaust of that heat. And so
Speaker 3: I think this hole in the ice is a natural formation.
Speaker 3: But it's so big. It was first detected by Admiral
Speaker 3: Bird when he flew over in nineteen twenty nine, the
Speaker 3: first aviator to fly over. He must have seen it,
Speaker 3: and in my book I showed the chart of his
Speaker 3: flight where he goes about one hundred and fifty miles
Speaker 3: beyond the pole and sees it. He goes back during
Speaker 3: Operation High Jump in nineteen forty six, he flies back
Speaker 3: and that's when he flies his plane into it. And
Speaker 3: so one of Linda Moultonhou's whistleblowers, his name is Brian s.
Speaker 3: I had the great opportunity to interview him for about
Speaker 3: an hour last year when I was working on the book,
Speaker 3: and he reported seeing it as well. With the whole
Speaker 3: crew of his flight, the C one thirty cargo planes.
Speaker 3: They had to do an emergency evacuation for someone and
Speaker 3: rather than fly all the way around the no fly zone,
Speaker 3: they went right through it because it was a life
Speaker 3: or death situation. And when they were flying over they
Speaker 3: did not see any air sampling station or devices or
Speaker 3: monitoring equipment. He said that was just a cover story
Speaker 3: to keep people out of this area. And then they
Speaker 3: did see the hole in the ice, so I was
Speaker 3: very interested what it looked like, and dimensions several miles across,
Speaker 3: and there were cat tracks from snow cats and snowmobiles
Speaker 3: going out of the base. And there's a road that
Speaker 3: corkscrews down into it that has been made, so you
Speaker 3: have an air access and you have land access down
Speaker 3: into this hole. And then, if we can believe what
Speaker 3: Admiral Bird's diary says, there's an advanced civilization down there
Speaker 3: called the domain of the Ariani. And I should say
Speaker 3: that the Germans were highly interested in anything like this,
Speaker 3: and they charted their U boats under the ice. And
Speaker 3: we have maps in my new book, Secrets of Antarctica
Speaker 3: of those U boat directions and the charts where they're
Speaker 3: going to within one hundred miles of the South Pole.
Speaker 3: So you have air, land and sea access down to
Speaker 3: this very high to civilization which Admiral Bird called a
Speaker 3: buck Rogers city, And to me, it kind of sounded
Speaker 3: like the Emerald City and the Wizard of Oz, just
Speaker 3: this shimmering, pastel colored advanced city that he went into
Speaker 3: and had a meeting with the Master and was told
Speaker 3: that you don't play with nuclear bombs up there on
Speaker 3: the surface world. And Admiral Bird picked that up. He said,
Speaker 3: surface world where am I? And the Master was telepathic
Speaker 3: and he read his mind and he said, well, you're
Speaker 3: very well known on the surface world, and that's why
Speaker 3: we wanted you to come here to tell your superiors
Speaker 3: at the Pentagon that we're not happy with them detonating
Speaker 3: nuclear bombs in Hiroshima, Nagasaki in White Sands. Because this
Speaker 3: is all November nineteen forty six when he made his
Speaker 3: second flight there, So.
Speaker 5: Did he actually did Bird actually land somewhere in that
Speaker 5: open area that you're describing.
Speaker 3: Well, so that's the interesting part of the account. In
Speaker 3: his diary, which is a published book, it's available can
Speaker 3: get it on Amazon or bookstores still carry it, he
Speaker 3: says that when they flew in, they started seeing this
Speaker 3: verdant green landscape and he said, this makes no sense
Speaker 3: there would be vegetation at this location. And then they
Speaker 3: continued on and they lost control of the plane and
Speaker 3: they lost contact with the radio. And there aren't known
Speaker 3: in the historic record that there are three hours of
Speaker 3: missing time that bird was I wouldn't say lost, but
Speaker 3: he lost contact with the Little America station that was
Speaker 3: monitoring his flight. Then two UFOs come wingtip to wingtip,
Speaker 3: which he described as flugel rods, although there's no such
Speaker 3: word in the English or German language for a flugorod,
Speaker 3: but he described him as UFOs with Nazi insignia. And
Speaker 3: over the radio comes a Nordic or German boy says
Speaker 3: he olo Edmurrah, Bud, you are good hands. We will
Speaker 3: be arriving in the domain shortly. And then they landed
Speaker 3: his plane vertically in a way that that kind of
Speaker 3: plane would never land, so they took control of it
Speaker 3: the gravity field around it and were able to land
Speaker 3: it vertically. And then these two tall blonde hair guys
Speaker 3: come out of the flugorods and escored him to his
Speaker 3: meeting with the master. And then afterwards him and his
Speaker 3: only one person was allowed to come with him as
Speaker 3: radio man named Howie. And then they were escorted back
Speaker 3: out and gave him control of the plane. And the
Speaker 3: last thing they said to him was off Vita Jean,
Speaker 3: which is goodbye in German. So I think that the
Speaker 3: Germans set up their new berlin in city, a science
Speaker 3: city below the ice, and built it near the domain
Speaker 3: of the Ariani. And we're working with this advanced civilization
Speaker 3: which they were trying so hard to make contact both
Speaker 3: in Tibet and Antarctica, to make contact with their Aryan ancestors.
Speaker 3: And it's interesting that the domain of the Ariani and
Speaker 3: the Aryans is a very similar sounding word.
Speaker 5: That sounds similar. It's just follow into the hollow Earth
Speaker 5: theory because it sounds like when they're coming down into
Speaker 5: this big open area, Bird could misunderstand it to be
Speaker 5: a hollow entrance into the earth. It sounds to me
Speaker 5: because I've never heard this before, Brad, and I've read
Speaker 5: a number of hollow Earth books where Bird is describing
Speaker 5: passing through an area that's very lush, green and tropical
Speaker 5: almost So, what's the what's the decode on that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that that he went into this otherworldly landscape and yeah,
Speaker 3: it didn't belong there.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 3: In subsequent years, Bird started doing interviews again after his
Speaker 3: fifth and final trip down there, and he kept referring
Speaker 3: to the land beyond the poles. But according to the geography,
Speaker 3: there is no land beyond the poles up on the
Speaker 3: polar plateau at the South Pole, it's just hundreds of
Speaker 3: miles of flat ice in every single direction. So what
Speaker 3: is he talking about with this land beyond the poles?
Speaker 3: But I think he was holding this secret his whole life,
Speaker 3: and he wanted to get the word out, but he
Speaker 3: was reminded that he was a military man and he
Speaker 3: takes orders, he doesn't give him at that level. And
Speaker 3: he died at a pretty young age, at sixty eight
Speaker 3: from a heart attack, and we know that the CIA
Speaker 3: had their heart attack gun. So I think he was
Speaker 3: starting to open up a bit more than they felt
Speaker 3: comfortable with.
Speaker 5: And oh they put them away.
Speaker 3: Fortunately they put them away, I believe.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I want to talk a little bit about the Nazis
Speaker 5: that you bring up, because you know, this gets to
Speaker 5: the kind of Indiana Jones drama. But what was their
Speaker 5: fascination with Antarctica. Did they find a document or an
Speaker 5: artifact that led them to want to get to Antarctica
Speaker 5: to learn more or is there more to it, because
Speaker 5: you know, I don't know if anyone really could take
Speaker 5: seriously the ss looking into psychic occult you know, kinds
Speaker 5: of worlds which would lead to an ancient unknown race
Speaker 5: at Arctica. I mean, it's a lot to take in.
Speaker 5: If you could give us the fine points, sure.
Speaker 3: It'd be great. Yeah. So, all throughout the nineteen thirties,
Speaker 3: the Nazi Party was sending out archaeological expeditions, just like
Speaker 3: in the movie Raiders of the Lost art Remember how
Speaker 3: Indiana Jones is looking for an artifact, and so are
Speaker 3: the Nazis and Indie fines it first. And so in
Speaker 3: the same way, they were doing digs around the world,
Speaker 3: not just in Egypt, but in southern France, but most
Speaker 3: especially out in Tibet, on the Tibetan Plateau. And so
Speaker 3: there was a there was a mountaineer and also I
Speaker 3: guess he was a geographer named Ernest Schaeffer, and he
Speaker 3: might have found an opening into this inner Earth, or
Speaker 3: at least a cave system where they found a whole
Speaker 3: stash of ancient Tibetan manuscripts they took back to Berlin,
Speaker 3: and that was in early nineteen thirty eight. And in
Speaker 3: the same year they wasted no time in putting together
Speaker 3: their new Schwabenland expedition in nineteen thirty eight thirty nine,
Speaker 3: So it seems that he came back with some information
Speaker 3: that allowed the Nazis to chart their way underneath the
Speaker 3: ice and to put in their first installation called Point
Speaker 3: two eleven or Base two eleven. And in my book,
Speaker 3: I've identified a third location in New Schwabenland called the
Speaker 3: Thule Refuge. And I would imagine all of these are
Speaker 3: connected below the ice because ice is very easy to
Speaker 3: bore through or even just melt, or there are pre
Speaker 3: existing river ways that flow underneath the ice, so they
Speaker 3: would have had an interconnecting network down there between New Berlin,
Speaker 3: the Thule Refuge and Point two eleven. So this was
Speaker 3: what Admiral Bird was tasked to do during operational high Jump,
Speaker 3: and that is take out any Nazi bases which he
Speaker 3: couldn't there were too deep under the ice and they
Speaker 3: couldn't really locate them, and also to come back with
Speaker 3: two UFOs because they knew that the Nazis were backward
Speaker 3: engineering these craft and after the war took their best
Speaker 3: stuff down there and also to some of their hidden
Speaker 3: bases in South America. And I've been only be able
Speaker 3: to locate some of those we call them micro nations
Speaker 3: because they bought up these huge tracks of land in Brazil,
Speaker 3: Chile and Argentina and it's basically run by Germans. Private
Speaker 3: property can't get in there. Even the government can't control
Speaker 3: or rule over them. So they had these arrangements with
Speaker 3: the fascist governments of South America after the war, and
Speaker 3: some of the scientists and some of the materiel were
Speaker 3: also moved to South America.
Speaker 5: So let me just get this travel down. So the
Speaker 5: Nazis would use U boats or submarines to access Antarctica.
Speaker 5: They'd go under the ice and then they'd come up
Speaker 5: on some landform that's under the two miles of ice.
Speaker 5: As open they could tell or I'm trying to get
Speaker 5: a sense of exactly how they're accessing the actual land.
Speaker 3: So they had in these maps in my book, you
Speaker 3: can see clearly that they had diving directions that went
Speaker 3: under the sea ice. Then they got to the continental
Speaker 3: land mass and apparently found a cave that they could
Speaker 3: get submarines into and back out of into the land mass.
Speaker 3: But then they popped up at a lake under the ice,
Speaker 3: travel across this lake for over one hundred miles and
Speaker 3: then dove down again then came back up, and that
Speaker 3: is where the land of Agartha, which is listed by
Speaker 3: name on the wording of the German instructions to the
Speaker 3: U boat captains that they were supposed to get to
Speaker 3: the lighthouse of Agartha, and that's when they opened pack
Speaker 3: at three, which is how to handle and how the
Speaker 3: crew is meant to interact with the people of Agartha,
Speaker 3: another name of an inner city, or perhaps as it's
Speaker 3: listed on another map, the land of advanced Races, which
Speaker 3: is Agartha.
Speaker 5: We're going to take a short commercial break to allow
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Speaker 5: with my guests. Today, author Brad Olsen, presenting his newest book,
Speaker 5: The Secrets of Antarctica, will be right back. If you're
Speaker 5: in the San Francisco Bay area, come join us at
Speaker 5: the New Living Expo April seventeenth through the nineteenth. Brad
Speaker 5: will actually be presenting a full program on his discoveries
Speaker 5: and the book that he has penned on Antarctica. That's
Speaker 5: going to be Saturday, April eighteenth. You can learn more
Speaker 5: about it by going to New Livingexpo dot com and
Speaker 5: get the actual time and a chance to have your
Speaker 5: book signed Newlvingexpo dot com. I mean, are these advanced
Speaker 5: humans that have lived there through the Great Earth Migration
Speaker 5: when the Atlantas was moved or are these ets? What
Speaker 5: are we talking about?
Speaker 3: Well, I suspect that they are very old exterrestrial civilization
Speaker 3: that has existed under the ice for millennia, and they
Speaker 3: were just in contact with the journeys and allowed them
Speaker 3: to set up their base. Because the Soviets, once the
Speaker 3: war was over, they got all these U boat maps
Speaker 3: and instructions and directions how to go there, they tried
Speaker 3: to do their own operation and it happened to have
Speaker 3: been right around the time of Operation high Jump. Fact,
Speaker 3: it's in the military record that the Russians saw the
Speaker 3: Americans doing their high Jump operation and the Americans detected
Speaker 3: the Russians and the Soviets going down there with their
Speaker 3: own submarines trying to retrace the steps and go in
Speaker 3: under this under the ice and into this cave. And
Speaker 3: it was in some Soviet reports that they got to
Speaker 3: this cave entrance, this choke point, and they were met
Speaker 3: by other submersibles that intimidated them from entering, and they
Speaker 3: had to turn around and abort the mission. So the
Speaker 3: Germans were allowed in, but the Russians were not, And
Speaker 3: so that just adds more to the intrigue of this
Speaker 3: whole story.
Speaker 5: You know, Linna Moulton Howe talks about a whistle blower
Speaker 5: who finds the entrance into some city and is describing
Speaker 5: advanced building designs and things like that. Is this the
Speaker 5: same area that she's just her whistle blower is describing
Speaker 5: or is that another part?
Speaker 3: So that's another guy named Spartan one and I do
Speaker 3: provide the map and the illustrations that he provided to
Speaker 3: Linda about this giant basalt ufo that is partially obscured
Speaker 3: by the glacier but also open to the air. And
Speaker 3: that's where he found a door and went in and
Speaker 3: saw these mysterious hieroglyphics, including the black sun, which was
Speaker 3: an occultic symbol of the third rite. And he wasn't
Speaker 3: he said, once he got in there, it just expanded.
Speaker 3: It was like miles long and wide and went down
Speaker 3: for quite a distance. So so yeah, he was quite
Speaker 3: impressed with that. He told the whole story Linda, Where did.
Speaker 5: The UFOs come in? Brad because this gets so convoluted
Speaker 5: there's been a lot of sightings of UAPs and UFOs.
Speaker 5: Is there a reported airspace? Is there a restricted airspace?
Speaker 5: I mean everyone was talking about how a lot of
Speaker 5: UFOs are reverse engineered by our government. Is this an
Speaker 5: American phenomenon or are there actual treaties that have been
Speaker 5: placed into effect that allow off world types to have
Speaker 5: access to Antarctica.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there are no fly zones for sure, no go
Speaker 3: zones that is overlay on travel. I remember reading an
Speaker 3: article at Nexus magazine about these two Olympian cross country
Speaker 3: skier women that wanted to cross country ski across the
Speaker 3: continent and everything was going fine for them. They're just
Speaker 3: on another day cross country skiing over the Polar Plateau,
Speaker 3: and then all of a sudden, these Navy seal helicopter
Speaker 3: comes down and intercepts them and said, nope, trips over, ladies,
Speaker 3: get in. They must have veered off course towards no
Speaker 3: go zone areas and they were just taking back the
Speaker 3: way they came and not allowed to finish their trip.
Speaker 5: And what do you feel personally about the UFOs? Do
Speaker 5: you think they're reverse engineered craft or are they you know,
Speaker 5: actual off world.
Speaker 3: Yeah, probably reverse engineered. I had a conversation with Stephen
Speaker 3: Greer about two years ago, and I asked him, of
Speaker 3: all the sightings of craft, what would you say the
Speaker 3: percentage is ours or theirs?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: And he said eighty twenty eighty percent or ours and
Speaker 3: twenty percent theirs. And of those eighty percent, I mean
Speaker 3: this is exotic propulsion zero point energy devices that are
Speaker 3: way more advanced than the aircraft that we see or
Speaker 3: know of today in our skies they're telling us about.
Speaker 3: So it must have come from these down crafts. And
Speaker 3: I know the Nazis were also working on backward engineering
Speaker 3: technology from some crafts that they had acquired. One nineteen
Speaker 3: thirty three came down in the Black Forest region in
Speaker 3: Germany that they had got all the equipment and started
Speaker 3: back with engineering. But even more importantly, there was one
Speaker 3: that came down in Italy in the Lombardi region in
Speaker 3: the late nineteen thirties, nearly intact UFO that got turned
Speaker 3: over from Mussolini to the German backward engineered scientists. So
Speaker 3: that's how they got such an incredible leap on any
Speaker 3: other country of the world at the time working on
Speaker 3: this technology.
Speaker 5: Are there known UFO bases in our Antarctica that you
Speaker 5: are kind of like leave them alone no fly zone
Speaker 5: kind of thing.
Speaker 3: Well, there are the no fly zones, but they're not
Speaker 3: going to tell you it's a UFO base.
Speaker 5: That's true. Okay, let's talk about the treaty, the Antarctica Treaty.
Speaker 5: It's supposed to be kind of a cooperative agreement. Who
Speaker 5: is the I mean, is it a multi country treaty
Speaker 5: or is it just Argentina or South America? The main
Speaker 5: holders of the treaty and that they kind of are
Speaker 5: the ones that people look at.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's fifty four signatories on the Antarctica Treaty and
Speaker 3: a lot of lesser wealthy European countries have bases in Antarctica.
Speaker 3: For example, we went to the Polish base Arktowski, and
Speaker 3: even a Ukrainian base called Vernanski that was donated by
Speaker 3: the British to the Ukrainians. So there are a lot
Speaker 3: of countries that have a vested interest down there and
Speaker 3: run their own scientific research stations. But military is forbidden
Speaker 3: to participate in anything other than say an emergency evacuation
Speaker 3: or bringing in supplies if they have a particular cold
Speaker 3: summer down there. But there are no weapon testing and
Speaker 3: there is a ban on nuclear not only energy, but
Speaker 3: also a ban on nuclear bomb testing down there, which
Speaker 3: is really interesting. It's one of the top tenants. And
Speaker 3: it's almost to say, well, why do you put such
Speaker 3: emphasis on it if it's never been done before, if
Speaker 3: it's forbidden to ever take place. But maybe it had
Speaker 3: been done before, and that's Operation Argus. In nineteen fifty eight,
Speaker 3: right before the Antarctica Treaty was formulated, there were top
Speaker 3: secret high altitude nuclear bomb tests right off the shore
Speaker 3: of New Schwabenland. So did they bomb? Did they try
Speaker 3: to bomb the German base? Possibly? If I were ever
Speaker 3: to go down again, I do want to go to
Speaker 3: the Schumacher Ponds area in New Schwabenland and I'll bring
Speaker 3: a couple of Geiger counters if we can fact it
Speaker 3: nuclear bombs went off there. That's again that's a game changer.
Speaker 5: We would wouldn't we know if a nuclear bomb went off,
Speaker 5: there'd be other stations around the planet they would be
Speaker 5: able to pick up on that.
Speaker 3: I would think, yeah, I would think too, But again,
Speaker 3: it's so sparsely populated that maybe the only people that
Speaker 3: would know that were at a far flung base. And
Speaker 3: they've all had to sign non disclosure clauses and they're
Speaker 3: they're keeping their mouths shut. You know, I have to
Speaker 3: come back to the pyramid, the step pyramids that you
Speaker 3: open the book with. Can a university archaeologist get on
Speaker 3: the continent to see these lotions or is it so
Speaker 3: restricted that it's not worth the trouble? Well, like this
Speaker 3: tour guide told me that they just fly over the
Speaker 3: ones in the Shackleton Range. There's also a pyramid field
Speaker 3: in the Ellsworth Mountain Range. Are they none attacks? I
Speaker 3: don't know. I reprint photos in the book and some
Speaker 3: satellite images. I'll let the reader make up their own minds.
Speaker 3: They're very exact in the four sided shapes of these
Speaker 3: pyramid structures. There's another one in Oates Land and even
Speaker 3: one more in McMurdo Bay that just indicates a mountain
Speaker 3: as pyramid. So why do they put it on official
Speaker 3: maps unless it's anything but a pyramid?
Speaker 5: But yeah, I mean those photographs they're mind blowing that
Speaker 5: they look fairly recent too. Yeah, and I think you
Speaker 5: even show on the Google maps that areas that were
Speaker 5: once imaged that showed anomalies are covered over after you
Speaker 5: go back and you try to find the location that
Speaker 5: you originally found.
Speaker 3: Yep. Yeah, And I found that there were areas that
Speaker 3: were just they would just put a photoshop white rectangle
Speaker 3: over a location, not even attempt to disguise it by
Speaker 3: using the clone tool to bring in the landscape from
Speaker 3: the surrounding area. Just a flat white rectangle there, clearly
Speaker 3: plopped down and showing that they're hiding something there.
Speaker 5: It's an amazing book. The books called Secrets of Antarctica the
Speaker 5: Untold History of the Ice Continent. Do you think that
Speaker 5: the Nazis brought back information like in a form of
Speaker 5: a religion or a secret occult pathway that we don't
Speaker 5: really know about that has maybe been hinted at. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, the official emblem of the New Schwabenland expedition in
Speaker 3: nineteen thirty eight thirty nine has two oak leaves on
Speaker 3: it and that symbolizes paternity to the Toulay Society or
Speaker 3: Thule Thchule, And that was another one of the underground
Speaker 3: occultic study groups, which included members such as Hitler, Himmler,
Speaker 3: Hesse and several other top officers of the Nazi Party
Speaker 3: were fully into this occultic information. That's why I include
Speaker 3: so much about it in this book, because I think
Speaker 3: they were sending these expeditions down there to try to
Speaker 3: find something of an occultic nature that might help.
Speaker 1: Them win the war.
Speaker 5: But in your research, Brad, did you just discover that
Speaker 5: there were certain physiologies, enhancements in higher learning, higher brain function,
Speaker 5: or just becoming a super aryan race with the teachings
Speaker 5: or the guidance of this group that they were in
Speaker 5: contact with.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's kind of hard to say what they knew
Speaker 3: or what they picked up. But even Herman Oberith, which
Speaker 3: was one of the Fourth Reich, I call him fourth
Speaker 3: right now, but it came out of the Third Reich.
Speaker 3: But he worked for Nassau and at his at his
Speaker 3: retirement party, somebody said, how did Germany get so advanced
Speaker 3: so quickly? He says, well, we can't take credit for
Speaker 3: it ourselves. We had helped from our friends from above,
Speaker 3: so kind of admitting that they worked with aliens or
Speaker 3: had acquired some craft and backward engineered it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you had to wonder how the Germans got to
Speaker 5: be so advanced during the war, and luckily they were
Speaker 5: overthrown before things got out of hand. I would imagine
Speaker 5: it could have been really bad. I want to mention
Speaker 5: Brad will be speaking at the New Living Expo. Which
Speaker 5: day are you Saturday or Sunday? Brad?
Speaker 3: I think my talk is on Saturday, but I'm also
Speaker 3: on a panel and might well I'll be around, so okay,
Speaker 3: you'll be there all three days. I'll be there all
Speaker 3: three days.
Speaker 5: Okay, Yeah, Brad's joining me for the Ancient Civilization panel
Speaker 5: rights Friday, dy seventeenth of April at eight at eight pm,
Speaker 5: and I don't know what room it is, but you
Speaker 5: can check it out go to the New Livingexpo dot
Speaker 5: com for all the details. It's gonna be a good one.
Speaker 5: How can people learn more about you, Brad? Give us
Speaker 5: your website and what you're up to and your next
Speaker 5: trip to Antarctica to be.
Speaker 3: Determined, but yeah, you can go to brad Olsen dot
Speaker 3: com same way as it's spelled on the screen here,
Speaker 3: and that's where all my upcoming conferences are are listed.
Speaker 3: And also be a contact in the desert. And then
Speaker 3: in May, I'm going out to Germany. I'll be giving
Speaker 3: my presentation to an all German audience that'll be wout
Speaker 3: and also flying out to Bosnia in June for the
Speaker 3: Bosnian Pyramid Conference with doctor Sam and Billy Cole.
Speaker 5: Fantastic, Yeah, I heard about that. I'm sorry what month
Speaker 5: was that.
Speaker 3: That'll be in the middle of June, June fourteenth through
Speaker 3: twenty one. Fantastic and then so go to Brad Olson
Speaker 3: dot com for my conference schedule. And also CCC Publishing
Speaker 3: is the book publishing website where all my books are
Speaker 3: available and other authors such as Michael Jacob, Lori Eisenhower,
Speaker 3: Leo Zagami, other authors we've publics. But anybody that orders
Speaker 3: my books on CCC Publishing can get a signed copy.
Speaker 3: That's about feeling the place, can get a signed copy
Speaker 3: that and meeting me at conferences.
Speaker 5: Well, Secrets of Antarctica is a great read. Thanks Brad
Speaker 5: much success on this and I think you have broken
Speaker 5: out after all these lectures I've been to for over
Speaker 5: the last decade. Everybody's talking about it, no one's writing
Speaker 5: to death.
Speaker 3: So hey, thanks, thanks to look forward to seeing you
Speaker 3: at the New Living Expo in a couple of weeks.
Speaker 5: We'll see in a couple of weeks. Thanks again, Brad.
Speaker 3: You bet.
Speaker 5: This book just came out a few months ago and
Speaker 5: I haven't had a chance to really go through it
Speaker 5: because there's just so much good material, But I'll tell
Speaker 5: you this, it's worth It's worth a purchase if you
Speaker 5: live in the Bay Area. The New Living Expo April seventeen,
Speaker 5: eighteen to nineteenth in San Rafel is a place to
Speaker 5: see Brad. For all the information on his presentation on Antarctica,
Speaker 5: go to New Livingexpo dot com, check out the speaker list,
Speaker 5: and he will be presenting, I believe on Saturday. If
Speaker 5: you're there on Friday, I'm going to be there hosting
Speaker 5: a panel discussion on ancient unknown civilizations. The panelists include
Speaker 5: Billy Carson, Brad Olsen, Neil Garr and a couple of
Speaker 5: other people that I haven't heard of before that are
Speaker 5: apparently ones an archaeologists, and the other person is a
Speaker 5: research investigator. Should be fun. These conferences are great. They're
Speaker 5: very inexpensive and there's a great lineup of people. Plus
Speaker 5: they have a bookstore of books that you can catch
Speaker 5: up with on your to do lists. So again, New
Speaker 5: Livingexpo dot com is where you can find all the details. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's really an important book because, as I've mentioned before,
Speaker 5: everyone talks about about Antarctica and presents all this amazing
Speaker 5: information but nobody has written it down until now, so
Speaker 5: it's actually a good book for your library. The Secrets
Speaker 5: of Antarctica with Brad Olsen. I think he's probably going
Speaker 5: to be a bath on the speaker.
Speaker 1: Line.
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