Worlds beyond the Poles

deandddd · February 24, 2001, 2:25am

members,

This is something that our member Rod recently wrote to another list. It is
relevent here, so I am passing it on.

Dean

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Walter,

I have a copy of World Beyond the Poles by F.
Amadeo Giannini. It has some pretty impressive
quotes he attributes to Admiral Byrd, and claims
to have been on the radio linkup receiving minute
by minute updates of the Admiral's flight beyond
the north pole when he discovered that land beyond
the pole with a live mammoth in the underbrush he
saw from his airplane. But then the transmission
was cut short, and when Giannini says he published
an account of it in a newspaper, he says he was
investigated by the US intelligence and they
pressured him to shut up about this.

Giannini believed the earth was hollow, but that
we are inside of it and that land extended beyond
the poles in some manner that I could not
understand because he believed the whole universe
was in the hollow. I don't think he described his
theory very well. The only interesting thing
about his book is his report of being an ear
witness of Admiral Byrd's flight beyond the north
pole, which by the way, cannot be found in any
newspaper reports of that time. The New York
Times says that when Giannini claimed Admiral Byrd
was flying beyond the north pole, they report he
was in Antartica. But the New York Times has been
known to lie before. I had a friend who knew a
lady in Juneau, Alaska, Sylvia Darvell, who told
him that the Admiral confided in her after his
trip north that he DID make that flight beyond the
north pole into the hollow of our earth, and found
a highly advanced civilization there. They had
craft like what we know as flying saucers. He
said they took control of his craft and landed him
near an inner earth city. He was taken in and
interviewed by one of their government officials
and given a message to bring back to our
government, and that was: Cease to use nuclear
weapons! The Admiral was pressured by the
government to be quiet about his discovery, but
Jack West of Los Angeles says he heard Admiral
Byrd's international radio broadcast in which he
intimated that he had discovered land beyond the
pole. So I tend to believe Giannini's report on
that flight beyond the poles, though I don't
accept his interpretation of it as being
supportive of his cosmological theory that we're
inside a hollow universe. Rather I think his
report supports the hollow earth theory, that we
are on the outside of a hollow globe that has
polar openings somewhere near the poles.

I just checked Amazon.com and Giannini's book is
available for $31.00.

Rod

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> > Worlds 
> > beyond the Poles" by F. Amadeo Giannini from
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> > over the poles? Any infomation is
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> copy of this book anymore. I suppose that it
refers to Richard E. Byrd's
> flights
> over the poles? Any infomation is appreciated!
>
> Thanks!
> Walter Siegmeister
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Michael_Mott · February 24, 2001, 2:37am

--- In allplanets-hollow@y..., "Dean De Lucia" <0108@t...> wrote:

members,

>

> > > From: Walter.Siegmeister@g... (Walter
> >
> > Hi everybody,
> >
> > I was wondering whether anybody could supply
> information about the book
> > "Worlds
> > beyond the Poles" by F. Amadeo Giannini from
> 1959. Unfortunately I can't
> > find a
> > copy of this book anymore. I suppose that it
> refers to Richard E. Byrd's
> > flights
> > over the poles? Any infomation is appreciated!
> >
> > Thanks!
> > Walter Siegmeister
> >

I don't know what type of joke this might be, or if this is just an
"in-joke" to get a topic started, but "Walter Siegmeister" is the
REAL name of "Dr. Raymond Bernard," writer of the THE
HOLLOW EARTH. Further information on this can be found in
Kafton-Minkel's SUBTERRANEAN WORLDS (Loompanics
Unlimited, 1989).

--Mike

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> ---- On Fri, 23 Feb 2001, onelightA@a... > > (onelightA@a...) wrote:

Frode · February 26, 2001, 12:47pm

Re: Gravity Wave
Hi,

I just
found this, thought it might be of interest.

http://www.keelynet.com/chat/tidbit1.htm

Gravity
Wave
At one of our Roundtables, a friend named Albert said he knew an
engineer who worked at TI. This engineer was testing a batch of IR
LEDs (infr-red) where they are all hooked into a panel and pulsed with
high current. The purpose was to measure the bandwidth and to blow out
the weak ones.
While this pulsing was going on, the engineer noticed a roll of tissue
paper hanging on the wall several feet away that was being pulled
toward the bank, then released, just like some kind of tractor beam.
There was no airflow in the room or near the tissue paper, either when
the LEDs were being pulsed or they were off.
This prompted Albert to tell the engineer about author Joseph Cater's
book 'The Awesome Life Force' and his claims that gravity was a
frequency right below the IR spectrum.
On mentioning this to a friend, he remembered having read a paper by
TT Brown who said that gravity had a spectrum, just like light and
that meant a frequency which could be controlled.
My friend courteously sent a copy of the paper and it will be online
shortly. It deals with extracting electricity and heat from rocks by
converting the concentrated gravity waves in high dielectric, heavy
mass aggregates such as rocks. I guess the best analogy is the
emission of photons from 'exhaling' electrons which have been
excited.
Another explanation is that gravity is a very high frequency which can
be converted to electricity, but it would have to be below magnetism
for that, since electricity is the child of magnetism when the flux
lines are cut.

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deandddd · February 26, 2001, 4:17pm

Re: Gravity Wave
Frode,

What a significant post! Cater's definition of gravity is being recognized, independently confirmed on other sides.

This realistic definition of gravity paves the way for a hollow configuration and allows us to understand how the phenomena presented in the book Etidorhpa could really be true.

Dharma/Dean

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Hi,

** I just found this, thought it might be of interest.**

http://www.keelynet.com/chat/tidbit1.htm

** Gravity Wave**
** At one of our Roundtables, a friend named Albert said he knew an engineer who worked at TI. This engineer was testing a batch of IR LEDs (infr-red) where they are all hooked into a panel and pulsed with high current. The purpose was to measure the bandwidth and to blow out the weak ones.
While this pulsing was going on, the engineer noticed a roll of tissue paper hanging on the wall several feet away that was being pulled toward the bank, then released, just like some kind of tractor beam. There was no airflow in the room or near the tissue paper, either when the LEDs were being pulsed or they were off.
This prompted Albert to tell the engineer about author Joseph Cater's book 'The Awesome Life Force' and his claims that gravity was a frequency right below the IR spectrum.
On mentioning this to a friend, he remembered having read a paper by TT Brown who said that gravity had a spectrum, just like light and that meant a frequency which could be controlled.
My friend courteously sent a copy of the paper and it will be online shortly. It deals with extracting electricity and heat from rocks by converting the concentrated gravity waves in high dielectric, heavy mass aggregates such as rocks. I guess the best analogy is the emission of photons from 'exhaling' electrons which have been excited.
Another explanation is that gravity is a very high frequency which can be converted to electricity, but it would have to be below magnetism for that, since electricity is the child of magnetism when the flux lines are cut.**

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