Arctic Army Base construction in the fifties ( army Video)

[778 neighbour of some guy]

The U.S. Army's Top Secret Arctic City Under the Ice! "Camp Century" Restored Classified Film - In the late 1950s, during the height of the Cold War, the US military constructed a secret base in the Arctic for "research" purposes. Some theorists claim that it was actually used as a covert nuclear weapons storage &/or testing facility. Others have made even grander claims - that Camp Century was actually a weather manipulation experiment ... or a U.S. Military administered Alien / UFO base! The whole truth may never be known. This video is the actual declassified US ARMY FILM documenting the construction process

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=1Ujx_pND9wg

[ghostrider]

So they have a nuclear reactor there , I wonder if it could be the cause of the great melt that happened in four days ??? https://youtube.com/watch?v=VOP_drQ5rYo

[Sunny-side-up]

Very interesting Post 778 neighbour of some guy.

Just wondering? at point 3:54 Jail cage or?

[778 neighbour of some guy]

Posted by Sunny-side-up (here)
Very interesting Post 778 neighbour of some guy.

Just wondering? at point 3:54 Jail cage or?

Honestly, don't know, maybe tool storage, when I worked in construction we usually stored our tools in a contraption like that, could be a dog pen or food storage as well, endless possibilities, you can stick anything but Godzilla or a Giraffe in a barred box of that size.

[Carmody]

Posted by 778 neighbour of some guy (here)

Posted by Sunny-side-up (here)
Very interesting Post 778 neighbour of some guy.

Just wondering? at point 3:54 Jail cage or?

Honestly, don't know, maybe tool storage, when I worked in construction we usually stored our tools in a contraption like that, could be a dog pen or food storage as well, endless possibilities, you can stick anything but Godzilla or a Giraffe in a barred box of that size.

Yeah, I suspect that is the tool lock up but being that quality of cage, it might be the explosives lock up. After all ......they are digging. It's not like it's a regular long term mining site, as for that sort of thing, they build what is known as a 'dynamite shack'. Which is usually a cement explosives lock up that is usually a good 1/2km (1/3 mile) away from any potential harming of people or structures, if the dynamite should er, 'erupt into issue'.

For example, to find a small hill or semi-depression in the ground that faces away from the work location. Then build the shack so it sticks half out of the hill. If the shack blows, then the explosion faces away from the work facility, being shape charged by the hill and the purposely oriented doorway/front.

[Carmody]

In the first few seconds of the video, it gets interesting. Denmark. NATO. Fascism.

We know that the Federal Reserve crew got their investment back on multiple fronts (having financed the Nazi's), one of those fronts being the project paperclip scientists brought back after the war, to the tun of an estimated 5000-7000 top 'black ops' German scientists. However, more information seems to be coming out, in the shaping of this whole thing, being that these days, the banking crew may be far more under the black ops thumbs that previously thought.

Hitler put his plans for a 'back up' government in place, where the interim government would be, and was... in Flensburg.

Flensburg is literally on the border with Denmark. Which means Hitler and all involved were fairly sure of the security potentials in such a move. After the overrunning of Berlin, Donitz, the head of the remaining German government, orchestrated Germany's official surrender from that location.

Thus, the idea of Denmark being very 'fascism/Germany friendly' to the Nazi situation. No-one puts a interim government on a national border, unless the position has some strategic importance (Donitz and the U-boats, with port access), and/or it has some form of low potential for being an issue from the neighboring country, Denmark.

The other possibility with Donitz being there in Flensburg, a port town with ocean access...was U-boats, and getting things out of what was left of Germany, down to Argentina or wherever such things may have gone (been moved to). Donitz was the German U-boat commander for the war. He also spent time as a British Prisoner of war, before the second world war, which leads to the possibilities of some communications and connections, which would not have been so easy for another person who had no direct British contact such as he had.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_D%C3%B6nitz

But that is a whole other set of possibilities and potential connections.

[Carmody]

During the trial, Gustave Gilbert, an American Army psychologist, was allowed to examine the Nazi leaders who were tried at Nuremberg for war crimes. Among other tests, a German version of the Wechsler-Bellevue IQ test was administered. Dönitz scored 138, the third highest among the Nazi leaders tested.[26]

Oh mah dear lord. Third highest among those tested. No wonder the world is full or wars. A man of IQ 138, running an entire naval structure. I could piss that number while drunk and face down in a pile of my own vomit. This is insane. But that's war, isn't it? - Not a thing done by intelligent people. Also, the average IQ of an university student is considered to be about 125. (about 1 in 100)

[778 neighbour of some guy]

Posted by Carmody (here)

During the trial, Gustave Gilbert, an American Army psychologist, was allowed to examine the Nazi leaders who were tried at Nuremberg for war crimes. Among other tests, a German version of the Wechsler-Bellevue IQ test was administered. Dönitz scored 138, the third highest among the Nazi leaders tested.[26]

Oh mah dear lord. Third highest among those tested. No wonder the world is full or wars. A man of IQ 138, running an entire naval structure. I could piss that number while drunk and face down in a pile of my own vomit. This is insane. But that's war, isn't it? - Not a thing done by intelligent people. Also, the average IQ of an university student is considered to be about 125. (about 1 in 100)

Ah, interesting, I am also well above Donitz IQ whatever that hell means, but I do understand the standards were a bit higher then these days, so a twenties or 30's IQ test or whenever he got tested and educated might just be a lot higher in todays numbers.

Besides that, tested after the war and under high stress are hardly comfortable circumstances to be tested under, furthermore, if I would have been Donitz I'd play stupid and say das hab ich nicht gewust to any question, befehl ist befehl and more of such non self incriminating nonsense.

[Carmody]

Posted by 778 neighbour of some guy (here)
........ furthermore, if I would have been Donitz I'd play stupid and say das hab ich nicht gewust to any question, befehl ist befehl and more of such non self incriminating nonsense.

It's always worked for me.......

No habla ingles. Nien spreckens sie deutsch.

[778 neighbour of some guy]

Posted by Carmody (here)

Posted by 778 neighbour of some guy (here)
........ furthermore, if I would have been Donitz I'd play stupid and say das hab ich nicht gewust to any question, befehl ist befehl and more of such non self incriminating nonsense.

It's always worked for me.......

No habla ingles. Nien spreckens sie deutsch.

Voila, psychology 101

[Bongo]

Posted by Carmody (here)

During the trial, Gustave Gilbert, an American Army psychologist, was allowed to examine the Nazi leaders who were tried at Nuremberg for war crimes. Among other tests, a German version of the Wechsler-Bellevue IQ test was administered. Dönitz scored 138, the third highest among the Nazi leaders tested.[26]

Oh mah dear lord. Third highest among those tested. No wonder the world is full or wars. A man of IQ 138, running an entire naval structure. I could piss that number while drunk and face down in a pile of my own vomit. This is insane. But that's war, isn't it? - Not a thing done by intelligent people. Also, the average IQ of an university student is considered to be about 125. (about 1 in 100)

There are 2 types of IQ test Stanford-Binet & The Wechsler. the Stanford-Binet test has a higher number rating scale which is what the americans use which is why 138 seems low, The Wechsler has a much lower number rating scale in comparison to the Stanford-Binet. so if you tested this man on the american Stanford-Binet he would get a higher result. 138 on the weschler scale is considered highly gifted.

[Atlas]

The nuclear reactor en route to Camp Century


One of the corridors


The layout of the camp.

Source: www.damninteresting.com/the-city-under-ice

---
Related thread: projectavalon.net/Project-Iceworm-Camp-Century