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Editor says, what if the Falklands Islands were threatened by aliens? Please note that the opinions expressed in this post do not necessarily reflect the views of the author(s). This story was published in the January 2011 edition of Changing the Times Magazine.
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In 2009, despite the unambiguous evidence of sonar reports presented by the British Admiralty, the Armada de la República Argentina flatly denied any responsibility for the frenzied submarine activity in the exclusion zone surrounding the Falklands, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands.
The Mlosh are back!
Through collaborative investigation work undertaken by both Navys, the unidentified vessels were traced to the secret Nazi base at New Swabia in the Antarctic. The mystery was unsolved however because thermal satellite images failed to reveal any evidence of human energy signatures at the disused base.
Abandoned after the Fuhrer's second physical death, Neuschwabenland had been incorporated into Norwegian dependent territory under the Antarctic Treaty System of 1961. It was an ideal location for a third landing attempt by the benign alien race known as the Mlosh...
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Permalinks: Post, Day. Browse Thread: NaziUFO Source: bibliotecapleyades.net Labels: Adolf Hitler, Nazi, New Swabia, Antarctica, Falklands. Comment from Josh Sholty on Facebook: What if unicorns and mermaids allied and turned all the dead elves into zombies to invade the Gambia?
Comment from Mark Zink on Facebook: Michael Bay would be given the go-ahead to make another silly movie.
Comment from Glen Chess on Facebook: this was a left fielder lol
~ If the aliens wanted Antarctica and could make it useful, I for one would be willing to give it to them.
~ Fight! Fight!
~ At least they're benign. War of the Worlds showed what happens when humans are on the receiving end.
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