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Antarctica is a mysterious place, and is the focus of a fair bit of high wierdness.

 

For example, between 1939 and 1945 a large portion of the continent was claimed by Nazi Germany and named Neuschwabenland. There is some evidence and a great deal of speculation that the Nazis built a secret base there.

In 1943, Grand Admiral Karl Dönitz dropped a remarkable phrase:

"Germany's submarine fleet is proud that it created an unassailable fortress for the Führer on the other end of the world."

In 1947 Admiral Byrd led a massive expedition of U.S. and British troops to Antarctica as part of "Operation Highjump". Ostensibly a research mission to find coal deposits (among other things), this project, hot on the heals of WWII involved 4,700 men, 13 ships, and multiple aircraft. Many conspiracy theorists believe that this was not a research mission at all, and was in fact intended to deal with the secret Nazi stronghold that had been established. To add to the intrigue, the expedition suffered significant loss of men and equipment.

 

On 5 March, 1947 the El Mercurio newspaper of Santiago, Chile, had a headline article On Board the Mount Olympus on the High Seas which quoted Byrd in an interview with Lee van Atta: 
Adm. Byrd declared today that it was imperative for the United States to initiate immediate defense measures against hostile regions. Furthermore, Byrd stated that he didnt want to frighten anyone unduly but that it was a bitter reality that in case of a new war the continental United States would be attacked by flying objects which could fly from pole to pole at incredible speeds.

A secret battle with Nazi saucers? Very interesting...
Fast forward to recent history. In 1999 an enormous lake was discovered a few miles below the ice, a lake whose water had not been exposed to sunlight for millions of years. Named Lake Vostok, the site immediately became the focus all much scientific exploration. Not long after, a mysterious, huge, magnetic anomaly was detected at the north end of the lake.
Here's where it gets really strange. 

In 1998 NASA and JPL were involved in a scientific operation to drill into and explore Lake Vostok. Their stated objective was to train astronauts for future missions to the frozen moons of Jupiter. It seems that in 1998 the chances of any manned craft getting to Jupiter in the life time of the men being trained was not very likely.

In February, 2001, all drilling and scientific work at Lake Vostok was abruptly ceased. NASA and JPL stated that they were vacating the area and abandoning their research. They just up and walked away from billions of dollars worth of equipment. Why? Because they were concerned about damaging the natural environment. Since when has NASA had a 'Green' conscience? However, they didn't leave the base unattended. 
As they walked out, the NSA walked in.

Many other strange events happened around the same time. Extraordinary and unprecedented emergency airlifts were made to evacuate ill personnel during the dead of the six-month winter. Scientists discovered massive magnetic anomalies beneath the ice at Lake Vostok. Three of those same scientists died in 'accidents' before they could leave Antarctica. Another technician apparently "became insane" and was evacuated to New Zealand. This is after the hitherto lucid, rationally-minded man publicly broadcast news of large UFO's at McMurdo Base.


What was the reason for the sudden take-over of the antarctic research station by U.S. forces? What's the deal with this magnetic anomaly? Are there actually Nazi UFO bases down there? Could that be the explanation for so many UFO sightings over the years? 

Dots connected to make things sound plausible!

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