Antarctica and the Secret Space Program: From WWII to the Current Space Race Paperback – 25 July 2020

Was a gift for my wife , she`s into that sort of book , so I don`t know about it .

As usual, Childress hits a home run... the 4th Reich (as also identified by Jim Marrs and Joseph Farrell) have been busy and thanks to Allen Dulles the Nazi Intelligentsia had somewhere to go after WW II. .. and along with the Anunnaki and the STS Elite they have engineered a DS version of the Endgame resuting in the NWO... Childress does not address the Anunnaki issue and they are key to giving the DS the technology to do what they are doing. According to TJ Hegland, the 3rd Reich reorganized as the 4th Reich and renamed itself the Deep State and is working with the Anunnaki to not only cull the humans (as they have done befoe) but implement the NWO. All this is examined in Anunnaki Endgame II -- Blueprint for the NWO... and Hegland's chapter on the UFOs is more inclusive than Childress' -- although Childress has a fascinating picture of the Solar Warden ships in his book...is it real? If you read this great work, and Hegland's Endgame and Nazi International by Farrell, and Rise of the 4th Reich by Marrs., you will pretty much have the complete picture. Enjoy!

I just finished reading the book, very interesting and complete the subject. It is realistic. I recommend a lot!!

L'autore affronta seriamente l'argomento confrontandosi con molti fonti autorevoli, tuttavia la teoria di fondo non riesce ad afferrare concretamente la realtà odierna, suggerisce solamente delle possibilità. In teoria il lettore dovrebbe continuare sul campo l'indagine nel tentativo di trovare gli anelli di contatto con lo sfondo industriale e politico di oggi, sebbene questo tentativo così motivato è già pregiudiziale.Lettura consigliata perché suggestiva ma non come prova storica.

A worthy and insightful adventure with ample footnotes and asks meaningful questions. A good page turner. Well researched and asks (and sometimes even answers) some deep questions.

Not sure if I believe the Nazi's actually had flying saucers, but this was an interesting book. I had a good laugh at a couple folks mentioned in the last chapter who made outlandish claims w/o any evidence to back it up. I see this publishing company got themselves a better proofreader, but there were still too many typos to suit me.