Nazi UFO's!! Seriously...

Childlike Empress said:
I checked my extensive library of German language high weirdness books and in an especially weird one, I found a remark that while they (called Feuerball = fireball, not Kugelblitz) were developed in Germany at the end of the war, the phenomenon didn't stop with the end of the war, but intensified and an enhanced version of this technology manifested in so-called Green fireballsWP in the late 40s in the USA. That's a long wikipedia article I didn't read, but maybe delivers you some clues. Apparently there have been investigations. Oh, and btw, the Nazis control the solar system. Says the book. ;)
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What, exactly, constituted control of the solar system? Did they have colonies in Venus?
 
beachnut said:
Does this sound like your 911 claims?
Wiki, wow.

What did wiki say? No primary documentation. Sounds the same evidence as that for Bigfoot.

What does the NAZI ufo look like?





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It's pink with marshmallow clouds for the "Aryan pure supermen - Super-duper-Supermen" as verified by Master-Nazi-Baiter Dr. Spicule Jones in his many works during the WWII era. He should not be confused in any way with the Nazi-MasterBators like Goebble,s Hitler, Goering
Hess and all the other crybabies.
 
fitzgibbon said:
Anything that's be "in production" for 7 years isn't a "film", it's someone's hobby/wet dream. If it were being started now, it'd be an Indiegogo/Kickstarter funding drive first. In any case, it isn't a serious production which is back-stopped by the fact that you and ATS elected not to be associated with it.

That in and of itself speaks volumes.

Fitz
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It took David Lynch five years to make "Eraserhead" and Jack Nance had to wear that hairstyle for the whole five years. That's dedication.

Nazi UFOs, the Hitler Channel had a thing on Nazi UFOs, it's like they combined what they could to make even lamer entertainment. They had that bell shaped thing on it and they made a big deal about the runes around the bottom of the bell and when the US was testing it, it supposedly crashed and they entombed it at Wright Patterson Air Base and they also made a big deal about a delivery of kiln bricks. They put all these 'facts' forward and then, nothing, no coherent theory just a weird story.
 
What's always a problem with this kind of nazi super-weapon stuff is that most of it existed / exists -- as doodles in engineers' notebooks and cocktail napkins. Sometimes worked up to quicky rough draft "plans" to be submitted for much wanted development funding from a growingly irrational and desperate feuher.

When you see this stuff on TV shows and whatnot, many people probably make this huge mental leap that somehow these things were developed and manufactured to a working prototype stage and were just about to be unleashed on the allies before WW2 ended. When in reality they weren't functionally any closer to existing than a painted spaceship on a pulp magazine cover.
 
Captain_Swoop said:
Well, the King Tiger was chronically unreliable. Panthers weren't much better.
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Panthers were unreliable early on because they were pushed out the door before being throughly tested (to be avaialbe for the Kursk offensive) but when the bugs were worked out the Panthers were fairly reliable.And when they worked they were the best tank in the European theater until Spring 1945 when the Pershing came along.
But the King Tigers were hopeless,and never got the bugs worked out of them.
What the Maus and Ratte would have been like in terms of reliablity just staggers the imagination.
 
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