"This picture is taken from a magazine, but the
Iron Cross has been added by our illustrators" *
Iron Cross has been added by our illustrators" *

As any fule kno, while the Nazi regime crumbled in 1945, a die-hard group of scientists and occultists -- still committed to a program of world domination -- decamped to the secret German colony of New Swabia


We know all this because in New Zealand we are also engaged in trade negotiations with the Vril-ya. Within their world-spanning subterranean network of tunnels and caverns they can produce everything they need, except (1) beef and (2) salted pineapples. Scenting a lucrative market, the NZ Meat Industry

* These were highly-trained illustrators with extensive experience of photoshopping pictures of gun-wielding monkeys.
** "... the Moon Nazi Führer would be played by Udo Kier and that Slovenian industrial music group Laibach would be recording the soundtrack."
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Said by Nazi mystics to be the capital of ancient Hyperborea, they identified Ultima Thule as a lost ancient landmass in the extreme north:
According to the writings of the Atlantean high priest Klarkash-Ton, the capital of ancient Hyperborea was Commoriom. Nazi n00bs.
My favorite line of the linked article: Agartha means the Nation inside the Hollow Earth, which I have no doubt is very real.
I am upset, though, that none of the linked articles mentions the Deros, because I remember Lemuria.
Nope. I checked it out. You just can't get there from here.
Believe me when I tell you this, DEROS is truly a magical place...
I also recommend this website
http://discaircraft.greyfalcon.us/index.html
as the motherlode of Nazi-flying-saucer batshit craziness.
Without even going there, I'm already wondering how greyfalcon got a dot us domain. Pretty sure it's not supposed to work that way...
greyfalcon.us seems to be a clearing-house for the most credulous barking-mad stuff but also for articles from cold-eyed skeptics.
And meanwhile, I looked up the rules and it turns out if you are IN the US, you can have a dot us domain. I am SO there..
Best part of the whole story, anyway, must be its appearance in the Daily Fail to give the readers a break from their regularly-scheduled diet of rightwing-political bullshit.
The editors' decision to illustrate the article by plagiarising some artist's rendition from an unnamed newspaper, adding what they mistakenly call the "Iron Cross" in case their readers miss the point that it is about Nazis, adds several additional layers of Fail to the whole Failcake.
Has Fox News picked up on the story yet?
At the wikiwhatsit Nazi UFO page:
Vladimir Terziski, a Bulgarian engineer who bills himself as president of the American Academy of Dissident Sciences
What must that be? An organization that favours no orthodoxy at all?
I dunno, but I'm pretty sure Eddy Vedder has the theme song covered...
Like some heavy metal fruit = salted pineapples.
Now I know.
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I'm not quite sure what to do with that penguin picture. Nazi images combined with super-cute penguins? It makes my brain confused.
I saw this episode on one of the science channels this weekend.
I laughed every time they asked an innocent question: "Did the Nazis use the blood of puppy dogs to power floating toilets? After American agents swept through Germany, there was no trace of puppy blood. Did puppy-blood experiments end up at Ames Air Force Base?"
Nazi penguins hoiked shamelessly from Mick Farren's blog.
Meanwhile, cats are working on their own contribution
the video of the AvroCar tests makes zombies laugh.
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