Towards the beginning of the second World War, a German warship set off from Europe on a secret mission to establish a Nazi whaling operation in Antarctica that would be called “New Swabia.” Which they did, widely exploring and charting swaths of the continent-and while conventional history will claim that they were eventually run out by angry Norwegians, the cold frozen truth is that they actually never left. The breakaway civilization theory (Ice Nazis) And with global warming, chances are, more structures just like these will start to emerge. Google search the quarinets 72☀0'36.0'S 168☃4'40.0'E and you’ll find a massive, ice-buried structure that looks like it could be possibly, potentially, in all likelihood, intentional. To which I’d refer them to exhibit A: The face in the ice. Who’s to say, in a far off distant past, long before modern recorded history, that Antarctica wasn’t a flourishing alien continent? Who’s to say that there weren’t massive cities, bizarre structures, and stories buried beneath the ice? ‘Well, Juan, there would probably be evidence of that,’ a skeptic might point out. There are plenty of legends about ancient civilizations, pre-dating our own, that were super-advanced and totally globalized. They’re hiding something down there-something big-continent-sized, even-something, that would probably derail the Illuminati’s master reset plan if it were revealed to the public. It’s a “fragile ecosystem” they say too many visitors “would compromise the fauna and natural landscape.” But we all know the truth.

They can’t have people wandering around down there. Either way: you have to have express personal permission from a higher authority-AKA The Man. Or, unless you go with a tourism group sequestered to a regionally uninteresting area.

Not unless you’re on a nationally funded and approved scientific mission contained to a small research zone. 1959) neither you, nor I, nor any regular citizen are allowed to visit this continent. Thanks to the “Antarctic Treaty System” (est. Sadly, not many people get the chance to do any of that. Who wouldn’t leap at the opportunity to explore such a desolate, unforgiving, lonely, cold and remote part of the planet? Who doesn’t dream of skiing literally everywhere? Who wouldn’t want to get that far away from society to live with penguins? It’s a place made famous for its blisteringly cold storms, ice covered mountains, black oceans, polar bears, killer whales, and for being the only continent on Earth without any form of government whatsoever.Īntarctica has always sounded like an ideal place of residence.

Ancient breakaway civilization