re: Do you believe that Hitler died in his bunker?

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thought Bormann’s body was found at Potsdamer Platz train station about 500 yards or so from the bunker.

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There are a lot of questions about the skull they found. It is definitely his but a lot of the dental work apparently post dated 1945 and the skull was apparently covered in red clay which is present Berlin Germany. Also, they searched the area where they found it in the 60s didn’t find a thing and then searched the same area again in 70s when the skull magically appeared.

After seeing all of the lies told about President Trump I don't believe anything history has told us about Hitler

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Do you believe that Hitler died in his bunker?

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No.

Yes

Germans

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I am starting a podcast then. Give me two weeks

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It’s certainly possible that Hitler snuck off and avoided capture, but his days were numbered. He wasn’t a healthy man.

They tracked Mengele for decades and never found him until years after his evil arse drowned. Even though there was plenty of evidence of him being there along with several trips back across to the old world.

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Look up Admiral Byrd. Antarctic treaty. Operation high jump.

It’s a fun rabbit hole to go down.

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Antarctica has always fascinated me. There's something going on down there, I'm convinced of it. I've never heard of operation high jump but that looks like a fun read.

Look up operation high jump on YouTube for the downvoters. It’s just as plausible as et’s. Germany didn’t have any oil. They were working on other forms on flight without it. Hell, one of their leading scientists said they couldn’t take credit for their innovations because they had “help”. The vril society full of women was trying to contact other “things” through altered states of consciousness starting about the 1920’s. There are people today trying to do the same thing. The overall consensus today is that our brains have the tools to do so much more, but as standard science has taken over since the early 1900’s, we have lost some ancient knowledge and anyone trying is called fringe. Monks in Nepal would disagree. There are plenty of documentaries and books that cover this. Nazi stuff has been found in Argentina in the Bavarian-like countryside. It’s an interesting theory. The vehicles weren’t perfected yet (especially win guns attached), which is why the weren’t used in the war.

I saw a recent map of Antarctica (without the ice) and there is a massive waterway going from the north side through Antarctica to the southern end. A submarine could easily traverse it. People think we got all the best SS scientists through operation paperclip, but most escaped to their so called labs in Argentina/Antarctica.