stated by Bill Lyne (3)?
In the first of the aforementioned possibilities, these die-hard
Nazis and their technology, including saucers, are sometimes
called the "Third Power" by German writers on the subject. The
Third Power is meant to signify a power besides the West (the
First Power) or the East (the Second Power). The Third Power
allegedly operates in secret as regards the general population of
this planet but is very well known to the First and Second
Powers. The sole reason the Third Power has survived is their
high technology and high finance both of with resulted from
picking clean the bones of the Third Reich. The story is as
follows and at least some of it is factual.
It is known that the Germans made contingency plans for the war's
loss. On August 10, 1944, nine months before the war in Europe
ended, a meeting was called at the hotel Rotes Haus in
Strassbourg. In attendance were representatives of all the major
German industrial concerns including I.G. Farben, Thyssen,
Siemens, Krupp, Daimler-Benz, Rheinmetall-Borsig, as well as
representatives of the major German banks. Meeting with them
were members of the SS. They were planning measures which would
insure their survival after the coming German defeat (4).
Scientists, scientific plans, strategic materials, and money were
to be taken from Germany and secured in secret hiding places.
Long range cargo aircraft were to fly from Germany to Spain
carrying the goods. From here items were to be loaded on to Uboats bound for South America. It is possible that other
destinations were also planned such as Japan and the Antarctic
base original established in 1938-1939 by the Ritcher Antarctic
Expedition.
Surprisingly, the Ritcher Antarctic Expedition (1037-38) was set
up and funded by Hermann Goering, head of the German Air Force.
The ship Schwabenland, equipped with amphibious aircraft which
could be launched via catapult explored, mapped and claimed a
large portion of the Antarctic Continent for Germany during this
expedition. Weighted metal flags were dropped from these
aircraft clearly delineating the territory in which Germany was
claiming. The territory included ice-free lakes which were
naturally heated from below by geothermal means (5). Along the
line of these lakes a huge fault line bisects "Neuschwabenland",
as it was called, so presumably a permanent heat source was built
into this new territory. One German writer has perused reports
of Neuschwabenland and states that during the war repeated trips
were made to this vicinity at which time a permanent base was
established there (6). Another writer, Wilhelm Landig, in novel
form, describes this and other secret post-war German bases in
Antarctica, the Andes as well as a secret polar base near the
North Pole (7). Mr. Landig recently died and it is now known
that he was a Third Reich insider and knew of which he wrote. As
mentioned earlier, it is now known that Landig was a member of
the Waffen SS and at one time was responsible for security for
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