SH Archive Iced Over Canals in Greenland

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Username: Madwack
Date: 2019-11-10 06:39:35
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That image I posted Above as far as the wiki says that it is the Kennedy Channel between Greenland and Canada but even the map on the wiki does not compare.

between 24 and 32 kilometres

Google earth shows 29 and 38 kilometer.....those mountains are far away even from Hans Island

on the hans island wiki it says...... The strait at this point is 35 kilometres

In this image I show you what 35 kms is like compared to this kennedy channel

This is the start to the green_land channel if the old maps are correct closest is 5.8 kms

This image shows it is about a mountain width wide now compare the image to the map above....

So I kinda screwed up in not looking at that map but these 2 locations do not compare.

The Kennedy Channel wiki is using the wrong photo.....is this more in our face in plain sight...like who would notice.

Kennedy Channel - Wikipedia

Hans Island - Wikipedia


This is a photo of the Kennedy Channel!!!

BOOM!!! (It's a Q thing)

Can we start talking about the ....How did they do this because they sure the hell didn't use shovels.

Also before the cataclysmic event the oceans were not as deep...was this above the water line at one point.

I look and all these mountains all over the planet looking similar like Earth is/was a giant quarry.

2 images of the interior.

Trump got all the Q people looking at Greenland but most I am sure most were focused on the fact it might be a place they are keeping child slaves etc.

But was this what he really wanted us to find?

 

[Ilmarinen]

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Username: Ilmarinen
Date: 2019-11-10 20:22:07
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Incidentally there is also something called the Distant Early Warning (DEW) line that seems to match up approximately with our canal. DEW line was, according official narrative, a radar system to detect Soviet bombers coming over the north pole.

Along the supposed canal there seems to be 4 abandoned radar stations which are still used occasionally as pit stops for expeditions like this one from Finland.

Below a video of one of the stations and it looks like it was abandoned in a hurry back in 1988, reminds me of J Carpenters The Thing (1982).

Here is unclassified history of the DEW line, full of coded numbers and story.

When I look at the map and the route of the full DEW line, I wonder if radars are just a cover story to hide evidence of a commercial sea route with custom stations which could have been very busy and worth a big penny before everything froze up? Similar to that of The Northeast Passage.

I speculate that when the islands and Siberia were green, those sea routes passed through many cities rich of trade. Those stations could have been built over some older structures and used to loot and investigate whatever was down there.

 

[Plissken]

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Username: Plissken
Date: 2019-11-11 02:13:16
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I just caught this news a few weeks ago. First ones to circumnavigate the island. The First. This year.

Circumnavigation of Greenland

Another interesting Map.

Plissken

 

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Username: Madwack
Date: 2019-11-11 02:21:10
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Couple of images of the Petermann Fjord on the coast of Northern Greenland

Petermann Fjord - Wikipedia

 

[Ilmarinen]

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Username: Ilmarinen
Date: 2019-11-11 09:25:38
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Besides just ice and nothing Greenland also has a place called THULE, which is US Air Base and just happens to be built on the location of the northernmost deep sea port, formerly known as Dundas. The name Thule is the farthest north location mentioned in ancient Greek and Roman literature and cartography.

The name also reminds me of the infamous Thule Society from Germany. Those guys had some funny and racist beliefs that white people possibly had some other origin than an african monkey.

While the underground system of the air base is very impressive, the Project Iceworm with its tunnel system of 4000 km is quite spectacular. The project was officially halted but who knows about those black ops?

Lately, Greenland was again in news when D Trump made a comment about buying it. Why do they need to buy it, they already have bases there? Whats so important in Greenland?

1968 Thule Air Base B-52 crash.
Wiki:
"On 21 January 1968, an aircraft accident (sometimes known as the Thule affair or Thule accident (/ˈtuːli/); Danish: Thuleulykken) involving a United States Air Force (USAF) B-52 bomber occurred near Thule Air Base in the Danish territory of Greenland. The aircraft was carrying four B28FI thermonuclear bombs on a Cold War "Chrome Dome" alert mission over Baffin Bay when a cabin fire forced the crew to abandon the aircraft before they could carry out an emergency landing at Thule Air Base. Six crew members ejected safely, but one who did not have an ejection seat was killed while trying to bail out. The bomber crashed onto sea ice in North Star Bay,[a] Greenland, causing the conventional explosives aboard to detonate and the nuclear payload to rupture and disperse, which resulted in radioactive contamination."

Operation "Chrome Dome" kept nuclear weapons in air 24/7 ready to be dropped to USSR at any time.

Sounds like a James Bond meets Dr StrangeLove movie doesn't it?

Wiki:
"American and Danish officials immediately launched "Project Crested Ice" (informally known as "Dr. Freezelove"[d][35]), a clean-up operation to remove the debris and contain environmental damage.[36]Despite the cold, dark Arctic winter, there was considerable pressure to complete the clean-up operation before the sea ice melted in the spring and deposited further contaminants into the sea.[37]"

Dr. Freezelove

So what is all this about on island that is painted white and has practically no access to?

Interestingly, a year ago (2018) an international team of scientists told us they found a city sized crater impact site near Thule.

It just makes me wonder if Greenland was a location of a major bang before the ice time?

 

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Username: Obertryn
Date: 2019-11-11 09:45:56
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I just caught this news a few weeks ago. First ones to circumnavigate the island. The First. This year.

Circumnavigation of Greenland

Another interesting Map.
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Plissken

The article is from 2001, not this year. That being said, LOL, there's no F**king way they are the first people to circumnavigate Greenland, there had to be at least a dozen other people before them. I expect pretty much every one else on Earth thought the same, else there would have been people lining up to get a shot at that spot in the history books non-stop during the 20th century. Also, it took them 4 years? To circumnavigate 6,000-something miles? Doubtful. People have navigated bigger distances than that in under a year on foot and sailing, I doubt Greenland was that challenging. It's not Antarctica for f**k's sake, people live quite comfortably in Greenland.

 

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Username: Madwack
Date: 2019-11-11 09:50:35
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Besides just ice and nothing Greenland also has a place called THULE, which is US Air Base and just happens to be built on the location of the northernmost deep sea port, formerly known as Dundas. The name Thule is the farthest north location mentioned in ancient Greek and Roman literature and cartography.

The name also reminds me of the infamous Thule Society from Germany. Those guys had some funny and racist beliefs that white people possibly had some other origin than an african monkey.

While the underground system of the air base is very impressive, the Project Iceworm with its tunnel system of 4000 km is quite spectacular. The project was officially halted but who knows about those black ops?

Lately, Greenland was again in news when D Trump made a comment about buying it. Why do they need to buy it, they already have bases there? Whats so important in Greenland?

1968 Thule Air Base B-52 crash.
Wiki:
"On 21 January 1968, an aircraft accident (sometimes known as the Thule affair or Thule accident (/ˈtuːli/); Danish: Thuleulykken) involving a United States Air Force (USAF) B-52 bomber occurred near Thule Air Base in the Danish territory of Greenland. The aircraft was carrying four B28FI thermonuclear bombs on a Cold War "Chrome Dome" alert mission over Baffin Bay when a cabin fire forced the crew to abandon the aircraft before they could carry out an emergency landing at Thule Air Base. Six crew members ejected safely, but one who did not have an ejection seat was killed while trying to bail out. The bomber crashed onto sea ice in North Star Bay,[a] Greenland, causing the conventional explosives aboard to detonate and the nuclear payload to rupture and disperse, which resulted in radioactive contamination."

Operation "Chrome Dome" kept nuclear weapons in air 24/7 ready to be dropped to USSR at any time.

Sounds like a James Bond meets Dr StrangeLove movie doesn't it?

Wiki:
"American and Danish officials immediately launched "Project Crested Ice" (informally known as "Dr. Freezelove"[d][35]), a clean-up operation to remove the debris and contain environmental damage.[36]Despite the cold, dark Arctic winter, there was considerable pressure to complete the clean-up operation before the sea ice melted in the spring and deposited further contaminants into the sea.[37]"

Dr. Freezelove

So what is all this about on island that is painted white and has practically no access to?

Interestingly, a year ago (2018) an international team of scientists told us they found a city sized crater impact site near Thule.

It just makes me wonder if Greenland was a location of a major bang before the ice time?

This is from Dr.Freezelove(PDF)

Minor skin breaks will be swabbed with soapy water and bandaged.


That sounds like hell

 

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Username: Rarity
Date: 2019-11-11 09:52:03
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Here is a very interesting reading on the subject:

• Memoirs concerning the Old and New Greenland.

This is probably the most exciting text about Greenland you will ever read. Hopefully not, but it’s the most interesting one I’ve seen so far.

Greenland had way more cities in the 13th century vs. what they have today.

The book is from 1732. As far as I can figure out, the narrative was just getting established back then. Naturally, most of these accounts are not a part of the today’s curriculum. But even with what’s in there, the contents are watered down, imho.

Norwegian gentleman Erik the Red, lol. They did not even bother to make any vikings related connection.

Read up, you will enjoy.

By himself(?), in under a year, he built two "castles"?

 

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Username: Madwack
Date: 2019-11-11 11:33:00
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Ok I made a map and I marked some locations I found and distances.

At the center of the crater there is 1 large blue dot and 4 smaller dots.... with 4 nuclear bombs on board

Just a coincidence I am sure lol

Ok I saw this video a few years ago when I was digging into.....into... well something I don't remember. But the video stuck in my head, it is of the Grand Canyon and this guys unlawful drone flight.

This image made me think of it.

 

[Plissken]

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Username: Plissken
Date: 2019-12-04 08:38:52
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Hence we have this Ancient Greenand, and New Greenland mentioned in the text.

Found this map that might add to the confusion. Old Greenland, New Greenland. and Ibernia.... In 1493 I guess Greenland connected Russia to Norway and Greenland is called Ibernia. Ibernia is clearly Greenland as the river drainage is the same as pictured on othermaps.

Liber Chronicarum (Nuremburg Chronicle 1493.

Plissken

In Color BLR Maps

 

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Date: 2019-12-04 09:03:36
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And as far as ice melting goes... it needs to keep on melting. This way we stand a chance to find out what kind of destructive actions kicked the area all the way into the Ice Age.

This made me wonder whether this is one of a several reasons that TPTB promote the idea of climate change.

If the climate changing is the problem, then the climate staying the same is the solution. Yes, TPTB stand to make money from all the climate shenanigans in trying to keep a stable climate (taxes, govt handouts, etc). A secondary benefit to climate stasis though, could be that it will avoid having to explain these difficult historical features appearing from under the ice.

I also wonder whether this had something to do with Trump's attempted purchase of Greenland. Maybe they know it's going to melt and are preparing for that.

 

[Whitewave]

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Date: 2019-12-05 23:07:33
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Have the ocean levels risen any due to Greenland ice melt? Sounds like an awful lot of melted ice in addition to ice melting elsewhere around the globe. Surely we should see some of the predicted rise in ocean levels.

 

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Username: Recognition
Date: 2019-12-06 11:35:25
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This Greenland stuff is weird. Check out these Garðar Cathedral Ruins.

• The cathedral was founded by Greenland's first bishop Arnaldur in 1126.
• With the death of Bishop Álfur in 1378, no new bishop ever went to Greenland .
• It was only in 1926 that excavations discovered the foundations of the cathedral and the surrounding norse buildings. Excavations were carried out by Danish archeologist Poul Nørlund.
• On the site, a number of walrus skulls and narwhal were discovered, suggesting that the area near the cathedral included a pagan temple. Amongst the most famous excavations include a number of graves, notably a grave of a bishop which was buried in the north chapel of the cathedral. The skeleton discovered was that of a powerfully built middle-aged man.
• In his hands, a Crosier made of ashwood and decorated with walrus ivory was discovered and a gold ring on the finger.
• It is believed that the body belongs to one of Greenland's most famous bishops, Jón Árnason's, or Smyrill who died in 1209, as well as any other of the Norse bishops from the thirteenth-century.

Ruins of the Bishop's Palace
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I am not sure what these chunks of stone above really were, but it looks like TPTB just flipped us off.

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"Powerfully built" man, indeed. Let's see that crosier to scale in one of our present day hands. Look at the size of that hand compared to it, then consider the size of the crosier now, and recent history. What did this guy use the crosier for? Stirring his tea?

 

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Username: KorbenDallas
Date: 2020-01-02 14:05:54
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How old did they say that ice was again? What about this 1680s map of Greenland and its "environs"? They circumnavigated this thing right?

Source

 

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Username: Starmonkey
Date: 2020-01-02 16:13:27
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How old did they say that ice was again? What about this 1680s map of Greenland and its "environs"? They circumnavigated this thing right?

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Maybe the giants still owned the north at that time. Run away! Run away!

 

[Dielectric]

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Date: 2020-01-02 16:48:22
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Have the ocean levels risen any due to Greenland ice melt? Sounds like an awful lot of melted ice in addition to ice melting elsewhere around the globe. Surely we should see some of the predicted rise in ocean levels.

Just thought I'd toss in some doubts about that narrative. Sea floors falling or rising are causes for shifting sea levels. If this is an expanding planet as hypothesized then that business or rising seas being the result of global warming fits with their narrative, whereas the truth might be that the sea floors are rising or could rise from a planetary expansion event. Also there's deep sea buoy's which supposedly act as alarm bells of sorts. National Data Buoy Center

 

[Knowncitizen]

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Date: 2020-01-02 16:50:52
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Found this map that might add to the confusion. Old Greenland, New Greenland. and Ibernia.... In 1493 I guess Greenland connected Russia to Norway and Greenland is called Ibernia. Ibernia is clearly Greenland as the river drainage is the same as pictured on othermaps.

Liber Chronicarum (Nuremburg Chronicle 1493.

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In Color BLR Maps

The old name for Ireland is Ibernia or Hibernia. On the map it is west of Anglia & Scotia which would be England and Scotland. Cool map!

 

[KD Archive]

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Username: KorbenDallas
Date: 2020-01-02 20:38:23
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Arctic Lands, huh?

1778 Source

 

[Knowncitizen]

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Date: 2020-01-02 21:45:19
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Arctic Lands, huh?

I managed to find all the inlet names like "Whale Sound" on this map on google maps. It seams they mapped Baffin's bay and not where these inlets go. Smith's Sound goes between Canada and Greenland. The islands and inlets are in approximately the right locations. I love these old maps! I not sure in my lifetime we will ever know for sure what they are hiding north and south of us.

 

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Date: 2020-01-02 21:57:14
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From what I’ve seen playing with various maps, the problem of musical chairs as it pertains to geolocation names is not a made up one.