Experiments with electromagnetic technology date as far back as the 1930´s. Under the guidance of Heimlich Himmler, the SS Technical Branch began experimenting with advanced technology in, at least, 1935, in secret chambers under the remote castle fortress of Wewelsburg the Nazi´s had purchased a year earlier. The plan had been that Wewelsburg was to become the next spiritual centre of the world and as such the site was dedicated to pioneering advanced machines.

The project, known as the Haunebu disc machine was part funded by the Thule Society, an occult secret society of which many high-ranking figures of German aristocracy were members, including the Reich´s Chancellor, Adolf Hitler. Although it is known that the Nazi´s were experimenting with the development of advanced technology in 1935, it is believed they were aided by an extraterrestrial craft that crashed in the Black Forest near Freiburg in 1936. However, the craft that crashed may actually have been a failed test of the first “flying saucer,” developed by Nazi scientists.

The German writer John von Helsing was the first to declare that the UFO that crashed in the Black Forest was reverse-engineered in revolutionary experiments to develop advanced technology that would operate using anti-gravity and a new form of propulsion that would provide such immense powers of field drives, and enable the man-made crafts to move at previously unrecorded speeds.

The concept of this immense power was derived from the “Black Sun,” an eternal light of infinite power that is not visible to the human eye. Today, scientists call it anti-matter. In addition, the SS Technical Branch also incorporated German quantum theory and the forward-thinking ideas of Nikola Tesla. The result was known as “Flugscheiben,” (Flight Discs) powered by a Tachyonator 7 drive, a form of electromagnetic-gravity that could also be used in beam weaponry, weather manipulation, and ion-plasma energy systems.

Given the numerous accounts given by fighter-pilots of the Luftwaffe and the allied forces during World War II of strange flying objects, referred to as foo fighters, it would appear that the Nazi´s succeeded in developing what became known as flying saucers. Some US pilots reported they tried shooting the objects out of the sky, but the target moved too quickly to hit.

Towards the end of the war and shortly afterwards, a project named Operation Paperclip, was undertaken to pluck Nazi scientists working with the SS Technical Branch from the underground chambers of Wewelsburg Castle and shepherd them to the United States where they were tasked with continuing their work on behalf of the allied forces – and later the US government.

In the wake of World War II, the west entered an era of substantial technological achievement. In the 1960´s, both Russia and America launched man into space using rockets that resembled the V1 and V2 rockets designed by Nazi scientists to help the German war effort. In the same era, the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird, a stealth aircraft developed in the United States to conduct strategic reconnaissance was also developed. The SR-71 Blackbird can be operated unmanned from a remote location and is capable of speeds up to 2,193.2 mph (3,529.6 km/h). To put that into context, in 1903, Wilbur Wright, the first man to fly in an airborne plane, set the aircraft speed record at 6.82 mph (10.98 km/h). Concorde´s maximum speed was 1334mph (2140kmh).

The speculation of Nazi advancements in technology, combined with the evidence after the war, has lead many commentators to believe that UFO sightings we see today are actually man-made. Other commentators believe the technology has been given to us, or reverse engineered by extraterrestrials and are accusing world leaders of government cover-ups.  Which do you believe?

Bear in mind the first publicized event of an alien encounter was Roswell in 1947, just two years after the war and operation paperclip. Coincidence? On that occasion the government denied the mangled wreck was of alien origin and they continue to deny the existence of aliens. Today there are more reports of UFO sightings than ever before – albeit many of these reports are hoaxes by people trying to get the attention of others for whatever reason.

The 2012 end of days saga is clearly one good reason for people to wheel out their UFO stories, and also the advancements of media technology in the home. Reasons why people do this are relatively unknown though one reason is in the hope the masses will pressure the government into admitting they do know of extraterrestrial life forms. What a waste of time.

On the other hand, the reports of some of these UFO sightings may be truly genuine, but what we still do not know with any certainty is whether the aircrafts are aliens from another planet, or whether man has accomplished what the Nazi´s set out to do in the 1930´s.

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