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wouldn’t find any life upon other planets of our solar system, because their inhabitants live
inside. The main entrances are at the North and South poles through which the central sun
is shining and producing the aurora borealis.
In the interior the land mass was exceeding
the water mass.
The polar explorer Olaf Jansen and others said that the water in the interior
was fresh, which could explain why the ice of the Arctic and Antarctic is made of freshwater,
not salt water.
It is interesting to note that this view of the make-up of the world is shared
and supported by the polar explorers Cook, Peary, Amundsen, Nansen, and Kane and, last
but not least, Admiral E. Byrd. All had the same, strange experiences contradicting existing
scientific theory.
All confirmed that after 76 degreed latitude the winds became warmer, that birds flew north,
that they found colored and gray snow which when thawed left colored pollen or volcanic
ash.
The question arises: where do flower pollen or volcanic ash near the North Pole come
from, as not a single volcano is marked on any of the accessible maps? Further, some of
the explorers found themselves in freshwater seas, and all say that at a time during their
travels they had seen two suns. Mammoths were found whose flesh was still fresh and
whose stomach contained fresh grass.
If you are further interested in the hollow Earth and the experience of the different explorers,
some titles are listed under “Further Reading” at the back of this book.
The “Hollow Earth” theory has so far remained just a theory to the public, although some
authors and explorers claim to have visited there and even – like Admiral E. Byrd – tad
taken numerous pictures.
It cannot be denied that all the Arctic explorers had had
extraordinary experiences that so far cannot be explained, which points to something
strange happening there. But the theory that the Earth had a molten core has equally
remained just a theory. The fact remains though that the subterranean man-made tunnel
and cave systems do exist.
They can be found in almost any country of the world and by
the largely still existing light source (a greenish glow that gets brighter the deeper one enters
the tunnels), by the smooth walls and the unknown machinery that was found in the Boynton
Canyon in Sedona, Arizona, are witness to a technically advanced culture that existed
millions of years before. Relevant literature is listed at the back.
The myths of a “Hollow Earth” were enough for the Thule people to go out to start a serious
study of the phenomenon.
Therefore there was at least one expedition to the Antarctic
during World War II. (Details follow).
To show that the story of the Aryan-Hyperboreans was not entirely invented I would like to
mention two examples: When the Spaniards under Pizarro came to South America in 1532,
the natives called them “ivicarochas” (white lords). According to their legends there was a
master race of very tall white people who centuries before had descended in “flying disks”
from heaven.
They ha long ruled in some of the towns and when they disappeared had
promised to return.
When the fair skinned Spaniards arrived, the natives thought them to be
the ivicarochas coming back and therefore in the beginning willingly gave them their gold.
Similar occurrences took place when the first white travelers arrived in Tibet and other
Himalayan regions.
They were scrutinized in astonishment by the Tibetans and asked why
they came from BELOW (the foot of the mountains) rather than from ABOVE as they usually
did.
It is a pity that most Germans have never heard about these things, since the ideology of
Nazi Germany was based on the El Shaddai theme and the resulting persecution of Jews,
the Revelation of Isais, the knowledge of the Templars and possibly on the tales just told.
All their actions including the Second World War were based thereupon.
There are two
possibilities to deal with this:
You think all the leaders of the “Third Reich” were mentally disturbed and drug addicts and
you simply ignore all of this or
You try to find out whether perhaps something of all this is true after all.
