Nazi breakaway treaties

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Nazi breakaway treaties

The Nazi breakaway treaties are a series of agreements allegedly concluded between the surviving Nazi breakaway civilization operating from Antarctica and the Truman and Eisenhower administrations during the late 1940s and early 1950s. These agreements are distinct from the Greada Treaty, which was negotiated separately with Grey extraterrestrial species through Project SIGMA and Project PLATO. According to Corey Goode, the treaties forced the United States to establish a joint secret space program and resulted in a "silent coup" through which the Nazi breakaway group effectively seized control of the U.S. military-industrial complex.

Background

At the close of World War II, elite elements of the Nazi military and SS evacuated to pre-established bases in Antarctica, assisted by the Draco Federation and an ancient Earth human breakaway civilization known as the "Silver Fleet" operating from subterranean bases beneath the Himalayas. Despite Germany's formal unconditional surrender on 8 May 1945, Nazi submarine activity in the Antarctic region continued. According to researcher Anton Anfalov, the evacuation was financed in part through a vast off-books program: when the defeat of Nazi Germany became inevitable, operations began to transfer all basic assets, resources, money, and gold to neutral countries like Sweden, Spain, Turkey, and Latin America — using black-project cargo submarines designated "Project Eleven B" (the Schwarze Ritter or Black Knight), 115-metre vessels built in total secrecy and never commissioned to the official Kriegsmarine. Admiral Dönitz himself referenced the construction, stating: "The German submarine fleet is proud of having built for the Führer, in another part of the world, a Shangri-La on land, an impregnable fortress."

In 1946-47, the United States launched Operation Highjump under Admiral Richard Byrd to dislodge the Nazi Antarctic presence. The Farsight Institute subsequently applied remote viewing to the Highjump battle, with five blind remote viewers all describing flying saucers emerging from both outer space and undersea locations piloted by humans and extraterrestrials — "a very one-sided affair where the flying saucers both toyed with and destroyed all the conventional aircraft." The operation ended in failure; Byrd subsequently warned that "it was imperative for the United States to initiate immediate defense measures against hostile regions" capable of deploying "flying objects which could fly from pole to pole at incredible speeds." William Stein, operating under the pseudonym "Kewper," stated that during Highjump "we had military interaction there with aliens and their saucer craft, like a mini-war. We lost all of our aircraft." According to Farsight's analysis, the Reptilians had deliberately not allowed the Nazis to invade the continental United States: "The Reptilians didn't want the Nazis to control anything. They just wanted the U.S. military and political leadership to be so frightened that they would agree to absolutely anything in order to get some of that advanced technology."

Treaty negotiations

After the failed Operation Highjump, Operation Paperclip scientists — already embedded in U.S. military and intelligence programs — served as intermediaries between the Nazi breakaway group and the U.S. government. The Nazi breakaway group held several strategic advantages: they possessed functioning flying saucer technology far superior to anything the U.S. had achieved, they knew the Americans were failing at reverse engineering crashed extraterrestrial craft, and they were aware that an executive order had made alien life the most classified subject on the planet — meaning the U.S. could not publicly acknowledge the threat.

To demonstrate their superiority, the Nazi breakaway group conducted provocative overflights of Washington, D.C. and highly classified atomic warfare bases. Former NASA spacecraft operator Clark McClelland stated that on 12 July 1952, President Truman personally observed several of these craft outmaneuvering USAF and US Navy F-4D jets dispatched to intercept them. Eisenhower "finally relented" and signed a treaty with the Nazi breakaway group — an event distinct from and parallel to the 1952 MJ-12 surrender agreement and the failed Nordic contact —, along with several other groups including both extraterrestrial and ancient civilizations posing as extraterrestrials.

Terms and joint space program

The central provision of the treaty forced the United States to create a joint secret space program with the Nazi breakaway group, granting them access to America's industrial capacity — the same industrial might that had defeated the Axis powers in the European theatre. The Nazi group brought advanced science and technology while leveraging American manufacturing power to colonize the solar system on a large scale, establishing industrial facilities and mining infrastructure — efforts that eventually became the Interplanetary Corporate Conglomerate.

The breakthrough deals of the early 1950s also gave the Nazi group access to build out the Lunar Operations Command, a massive base on the Moon constructed in a bell shape with multiple underground levels, expanding around pre-existing structures.

Infiltration and silent coup

Prior to and during treaty negotiations, the Nazi breakaway group had already embedded operatives throughout U.S. military, corporate, intelligence, and space programs via Operation Paperclip. Once the treaty was signed and joint secret space programs commenced, a race ensued between the U.S. establishment and the Nazi group to infiltrate and absorb the other; the Nazi side won.

Goode described the result as a "silent coup" that during the 1950s "gutted what was once the American Republic and turned it too into a Corporate Entity with each of us being 'Assets' with our very own serial numbers." The infiltration was facilitated by secret societies that had controlled the financial system since before World War I and had financed both sides of both world wars. McClelland corroborated that Nazi SS personnel who arrived with Operation Paperclip in 1946 continued to operate at Cape Canaveral and the Kennedy Space Center, where they were "as feared at KSC as they were in the German Army during WWII." Among the Paperclip scientists was Wernher von Braun, who became director of NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center.

In a 2018 lecture, Michael Salla described the infiltration process as a bilateral race in which each side attempted to absorb the other: "Both sides were trying to outsmart one another. The American national apparatus — they thought they could outsmart the Germans, after all they had won the war. And the Germans that were infiltrating on behalf of the Programs out of Antarctica believed that they could outsmart the Americans." Salla noted that over sixty American companies were infiltrated by Paperclip scientists who "often got very senior leadership positions," including Kurt Debus, who became director of the Kennedy Space Center.

Salla further argued in Antarctica's Hidden History (2018) that the post-war agreement between the Eisenhower administration and the German breakaway colony in Antarctica "came to establish the vision of a Fourth Reich, whose power and influence extends to present day," with all the resources of the U.S. military-industrial complex made available for expansion of the German space program into an interplanetary colonial power.

By the 1960s, the breakaway group directed its energies through the growing military-industrial complex, and their ideological successors established what researcher Jim Marrs termed the "Fourth Reich" — a form of National Socialism embedded within American corporate and governmental structures. The financial and corporate networks that facilitated this takeover also operated under the broader "Illuminati/Cabal Umbrella," linking the Nazi infiltration to older power structures that predated the world wars.

Legacy

The joint space program created under these treaties evolved into several distinct secret space programs. The Dark Fleet, chronologically the oldest, emerged from the original Vril Society space program after wartime circumstances forced relocation to Antarctica. The Solar Warden program, backed by the U.S. Navy, took nearly four decades to develop comparable cigar-shaped space carriers — a delay attributed in part to deliberate Nazi interference and sabotage within Operation Paperclip programs. The Interplanetary Corporate Conglomerate became the primary industrial arm, trading technology and resources — including, controversially, human trafficking — with off-world civilizations in an extensive barter system.

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