In the
second part of this show,
discussions about why underground
and undersea facilities are being built and why
they have been around for centuries. Farah
brings up the subject of abductions and ET
involvement and the show takes an interesting
twist as Richard lays out some of his findings
about evidence of other world involvement and
that he has found many non-secret sources that
confirm his belief.
Discussion then turns to the top-secret facility
in the Australian outback called Pine Gap.
Special
correspondent Farah Yurdozu joins Jerry in this show
with guest Richard Sauder.
Sauder,
a well-respected investigative author has a new book
revealing decades of research by him on the subject
of underground and undersea bases. In Part One of this interview- Sauder
talks about his detailed research into the
Nazi
Germany connection to the technology required
to build these bases. Discussion about what happened
in 1948 when Admiral Byrd took an
expeditionary force to Antarctica in a secret
operation about which little is known even to this
day. Did the Germans build a giant
underground city in the
south
polar region? Sauder also discusses with
Farah some of the examples of centuries-old evidence
of huge
underground cities in places like Turkey and
he suspects a lot of Egyptian ancient history is
underground and yet to be discovered. PART ONE:
MP3
Running time: 30 minutes, 11 seconds -
Windows
Media Version Part 1
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jerrypippin.com/UFO_Files_farah_Yurdozu.htm
http://www.ipodshows.net/Farah_Yurdozu_Page.htm
The complete Richard Sauder interview is
available on Fastwalkers Open Files,
Volume Three
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Running time: 30 minutes, 51 seconds
Windows
Media Version Part 2
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