Topic: Thule

The "Black Goo" is described as a sentient, abiotic life form found in a cave on South Thule Island. Olson claims the 1982 Falklands War was a cover for "Operation Keyhole," a British mission to retrieve this substance from an Argentine research base. According to the discussion, the goo is a programmable matter that can rapidly clone organisms and was originally brought to Earth by extraterrestrials as a biological fail-safe.

The host asks about the mysteries of Antarctica, citing Linda Moulton Howe’s reports of an ancient octagonal base made of black stone discovered in 2003. Knight-Jadczyk discusses her skepticism regarding these claims but notes that the Cassiopeians have long mentioned German Thule Society activity in the region. The segment explores the idea that Antarctica serves as a hub for hidden technology and interactions with negative hyperdimensional beings.

During a mission to Antarctica to study bioluminescence, Miller claims to have seen a "slagged out" Nazi submarine base and a 14th-century Viking base. He describes a massive hole extending 100 miles into the Earth's mantle. He further cites reports from Buzz Aldrin suggesting that the evacuation of certain Antarctic regions was due to the discovery of Nephilim, or giant human beings, held in stasis.

McIntosh traces the concept of Hyperborea back to the Greek mariner Pytheas, who sailed from Massalia to the far North. The Greeks described a fabled land beyond the north wind, sometimes called Thule, inhabited by an advanced civilization. McIntosh suggests that megalithic structures like Stonehenge may be "footprints" left by Hyperboreans migrating south as the climate changed.

The "Black Goo" is identified as a sentient nano-substance located at a base on Southern Thule, an island near Antarctica. Griffin claims this biological weapon was left by an ancient alien race—a narrative mirrored in the film *Prometheus*—and is designed to terraform the planet if activated by specific signals. He suggests that the military-industrial complex, dating back to the Eisenhower era, has been secretly attempting to de-engineer this technology.

The 1982 Falklands War between the UK and Argentina is re-examined as a cover for a conflict over an alien base on Thule Island. While the public narrative focused on territorial sovereignty, Griffin argues the true motivation was the recovery of exotic technology. He notes the strategic anomaly of the conflict, given the remote and inhospitable nature of the South Sandwich Islands.

The British government’s use of "D-Notices" to censor press coverage of the Falklands War is highlighted as evidence of a cover-up. Griffin points out a major discrepancy in public records: while documents for Port Stanley are available, the ceasefire agreement for Southern Thule remains classified until 2019. He also discusses the sinking of the General Belgrano and the "Gotcha" tabloid headline as distractions from the activities at the Thule base.

A startling discovery on Thule Island involved metal foundry stamps bearing German marks dating back to 1903. This suggests that German interests were active on the island decades before the World War II era and the subsequent Falklands War. Griffin and the host discuss whether the "alien" base might actually have been a long-standing secret human outpost or a joint venture between human and non-human factions.

Griffin emphasizes that the ceasefire document for Southern Thule is the only record from the Falklands War specifically restricted for an extra decade, with a release date set for 2019. He argues that the massive military armada sent to a tiny, volcanic island makes no sense under conventional military logic. The segment concludes that the extreme secrecy surrounding this specific location validates the theory of an exotic technology recovery operation.

David Griffin provides his contact information and websites, including ExopoliticsJournal.org and Contact-Times.net, before signing off. The host recaps the "engrossing saga" of the Black Goo, the suspicious Marconi deaths, and the potential overlap between alien bases and Nazi outposts on Thule Island. The host expresses interest in further exploring these connections with Griffin's associates.

Greg Carlwood introduces Dr. Michael Sala, a pioneer in exopolitics and author of Antarctica's Hidden History: Corporate Foundations of Secret Space Programs. The discussion frames Antarctica as a massive landmass the size of the United States and Mexico, suggesting it is far more than a desolate ice block. High-profile visits by figures like John Kerry, Buzz Aldrin, and the Patriarch of Russia are cited as evidence of the continent's strategic and hidden importance.

The genesis of the German secret space program is traced back to 1919 and the Thule Society's collaboration with psychic medium Maria Orsic. Orsic reportedly received technical blueprints for space-time devices through automatic writing in ancient Sumerian, allegedly communicated by extraterrestrial or inner-earth beings. These efforts led to the development of the Vril craft prototype, coinciding with the rise of the Nazi party which the Thule Society helped fund and protect.

The discussion explores the links between British Freemasonry, Helena Blavatsky's Theosophy, and the rise of the Nazi Party via the Thule Society. Atwell explains how occult symbols like the swastika were transitioned from Masonic and literary contexts into Aryan mysticism. He also connects Aleister Crowley and the OTO to the Quattro Coronati lodge through John Yarker, suggesting a coordinated effort to maneuver Europe toward World War II.

Rudolf Hess was a highly educated, multilingual Nazi official with deep ties to the Thule Society and occultism. He played a primary role in writing Mein Kampf and served as the Reich Minister in charge of the Nazi party apparatus and technological development. Despite signing the Nuremberg race laws, Hess was a morally conflicted figure who protected his Jewish-linked professor, Karl Haushofer, and reportedly urged Hitler to curb violence against Jews.

The conversation covers the 4th-century BC Greek geographer Pytheas, who sailed north to a land he called Thule. Pytheas described a "marine lung" where elements merged, which Swartz interprets as an early account of the Arctic's unique environmental conditions. The hosts compare this to Inuit and Germanic mythologies that speak of a warm, sunlit land in the far north.

The Thule and Vril Societies played a major role in Nazi occultism, focusing on the evolution of mankind and the channeling of extraterrestrial entities. Medium Maria Orsik reportedly channeled information to help the Nazis develop advanced technology and UFOs, later known as Foo Fighters. These practices involved Dionysian rituals and trance states to achieve higher consciousness.

The discussion explores the history of channeling extra-dimensional entities, such as "The Nine" (the Ennead of Egypt) and the beings contacted by the Nazi Thule Society. Freeman Fly suggests that high-tech developments like the V2 rocket and the "Bell" time-travel device were the result of information received from these entities. He notes the "V2" name itself mirrors the "VV" symbolism discussed earlier.

The discussion traces the "serpent seed" doctrine through the Merovingian kings of France and into 19th-century German occultism. Roberts explains how the Thule Society and eventually the Nazi party incorporated myths of Atlantis, Lemuria, and superior bloodlines into their political ideology.