Note: This post was recovered from the Sh.org archive.Username: JWW427Date: 2019-08-28 23:12:38Reaction Score: 6
WW2 is still a mystery for all of us to unravel; the mainstream books are barely useful.
Everyone should thank the Russians for their supreme contribution back in 1941-45. They took the damn brunt.
As for seriously high USSR losses during the war, 40M I read, there is no mainstream "bombs and bullets" explanation worth a shit
pfennig.
That type of carnage would take weapons of mass destruction. New ones.
But Hitler would have grimaced at using old-school gas or biological weapons against military targets, though he did freely use it against his own people in the lousy concentration camps. He was blinded by gas in WW1, and knew the weapons as mostly fruitless. Cruel, too. They killed as many Germans as they did allies. The Spanish Flu was probably an IG Farben deal. It did not start in Spain.
There's a rumor that the Swedish Embassy in Oslo was the go-between for Hitler and Stalin. Both wanted no part in those two weapons, too indiscriminate. And both said so in a supposed document. Pathological madmen, yes, idiots, no.
However...
Author/researcher
Joseph P. Farrell has spoken publicly and in his books that the Germans, especially the well-equipped SS units, may have had thermobaric air/fuel bomb rockets on the eastern front. Huge firepower against masses of opposing manpower. It makes good sense.
I have researched much on the SS over the years and have read between the lines of lies and text.
Polish researchers like
Igor Witowski have pointed out that crude thorium-based nuclear weapons may have also been used on the Russians. If so, allied intelligence services like the OSS, G2, and MI-6 would have hushed this up
toute suite. Hoo-boy!
Delivered by truck or tracked vehicle using Jewish prisoners and a "false flag," it was then detonated by radio signal. Crude but effective. Cheap. Horrifying. Perhaps a disguised Russian tank was used. Even a horse-drawn wagon would have worked. No lead shielding needed with prisoners, sadly. The bomb would be relatively light in weight.
It's my supposition that the Germans may have created multitudinous smaller bombs and delivered them across a wide front, ensuring mass casualties and slow-killing radiation burns. One mass attack perhaps. Maybe two. Yikes.
To deliver them by air was impossible at the time. The added lead shielding to protect the Luftwaffe units in charge would have rendered a 3-5 kiloton bomb at nearly 10 tons estimated. No German aircraft save for a precious, rare, lumbering JU-390 transport could attempt that feat. And it would have been shot down as fast as a cat with hot curry paste on its ass in a Soviet combat area. (Sorry cat lovers). Big slow target, and not a bomber.
The American B-29 Superfortress could b-a-r-e-l-y lift off the long, long runway at Tinian island with the A-bomb in 1945. And it was a powerful plane with 10,000 bhp.
This theory holds a lot of water for me, and for many reasons I can't state here due to complexity and brevity factors.
The Germans scoured everywhere for thorium and it's well documented they did so, especially in the desert theater. Most of the good quality thorium deposits are from Egypt to India. Found in bauxite and euxite deposits.
I'm currently writing an historical novel about this very topic now. Rommel was after oil, ports, ancient archeological sites, and
thorium in Egypt, Iraq, and beyond. India would have been his final destination after he conquered the entire Middle East (or made them allies), and he would have hooked up with the Japanese there if the Japanese had defeated the Brits. To the north, the two axis forces would have shared in Tibet's hidden treasures––that was the plan. I won't go into the SS expeditions that went looking for lost genetic traces of mythical "Aryans," but I will say that the SS Ahnenerbe Society was nuts about the mysterious Tibetan
Bon people and their quaint animistic traditions. Hmmm...Agartha, anyone?
This desert theater history has been strongly suppressed, not to mention the possible "nuke" part in Russia.
It took me years to connect the strangest of puzzle pieces, and some of them are just plain weird.
Thorium was also vital in classified German non-linear physics experiments––of which there were
many! (See:
Red Mercury plasma).
It is my firm belief that WW2 was yet another proxy war, a massive occult death ritual perhaps as it was seen in esoteric circles, but still a conflict between light and dark forces. The light won, but only by the scantest of margins. We are NOT told how much of a close run thing it really was. No way. If the Germans had dropped a bigger, more powerful thorium bomb on London or Moscow, the European war may have been lost in a single day.
They were much closer than we were told. All we hear is the stuff on Uranium 235 and heavy water experiments.
Funny thing:
No Nazi official ever signed off on the armistice and surrender. General Alfred Jodl did, Wehrmacht Chief of Staff, Reims, May 7, 1945.
Why no Nazi party member signatures at all?
I'd like to hear YOUR answers and theories...
JWW
