Nazi UFOs

[UBERDOINK]

I saw a very convincing documentary about Nazi's developing UFO technology near the end of WW2. They also showed an odd underground base, that has a "Bell" system which proves the Nazi's were working on antigrav tech.

Anyone know anything more about this?

[fitzbew88]

Originally Posted by UBERDOINK

I saw a very convincing documentary about Nazi's developing UFO technology near the end of WW2. They also showed an odd underground base, that has a "Bell" system which proves the Nazi's were working on antigrav tech.

Anyone know anything more about this?

Let's see --- is this the documentary that showed some kind've "stonehenge"-looking metallic structure? And some witness who reported a saucer rising from the structure during the war?

Investigators had also found that the "bunker" was wired to use an inordinate amount of electrical power?

My memory says that the investigators were suspecting that the propulsion was electromagnetic not anti-gravity.

Does this sound like the same documentary? History Channel?

[Ally]

There are a couple of articles on this on the www.blackvault.com Here is one article. Very interesting stuff I think.
http://www.theblackvault.com/wiki/index.php/Military_flying_saucers

[RonCollins]

There is a book that covers all of this. "The Hunt for Zero Point" by Nick Cook.
Amazon Link Its a good book.

[Aaron LeClair]

Originally Posted by UBERDOINK

I saw a very convincing documentary about Nazi's developing UFO technology near the end of WW2. They also showed an odd underground base, that has a "Bell" system which proves the Nazi's were working on antigrav tech.

Anyone know anything more about this?

Yes, the Nazis were trying. They failed. That's one of the reasons they lost....... Make sense? No? Ok......

I saw a documentary that told me beans are bananas. Whoooooo, I'm smart.

[UBERDOINK]

I saw a documentary that told me beans are bananas. Whoooooo, I'm smart.

That's what your mom used to tell you right? Your special and people like you. ;-)

[UBERDOINK]

thanks guys, I'll look into that info. :-)

It is very interesting when we think that the Nazi scientists came to America in project paperclip, and not long after that we have the Roswell "crash", and UFO sightings in the U.S.

[Aaron LeClair]

Originally Posted by UBERDOINK

That's what your mom used to tell you right? Your special and people like you. ;-)

Don't talk about my momma, I'll cry and stuff.

[dusty]

Hi Uberdoink,

Thought you might find this interesting.

informedconsentnow.tripod.com/id5.html

Look down the page about two thirds and check out the Haunebu II.

Hope thats helpful.
Peace,

Mark.

[CapnG]

The case for Nazi UFOs is about as strong as the case for WMDs in Iraq...