Schatzgraeber: The Nazi's Secret Arctic Base
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- čas přidán 10. 07. 2022
- A weird story about the Nazis setting up a base in the Arctic, only to abandon it in 1944. Were they seeking mysterious and occult artefacts?
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I love the script today. “If you’re offended you should examine your life choices” brilliant
People should apply that logic to everything.
Amen sherolled27 if more people did that maybe the internet would be more fun and less virtue signally
He who takes offense when no offense is intended is a fool, and he who takes offense when offense is intended is a greater fool because he has succumbed to the will of his adversary.
Yeah
Offense is taken, not given.
Thank you for embracing the fact that this won't get monetised and just going with it. Excellent video.
I sometimes wonder how much great content we miss out on because of the fear of monetization. I wish more creators would cover the unmonetizable content from time to time but just super low effort like a couple pics zooming in and out and their audio track telling the story.
SOMEHOW THIS IS MONETISED. CZcams MYSTEFIES ME.
@@decodingtheunknown2373 Perhaps you have a secret fan in the company who just KNOWS your humor at this point. I mean, you have a dozen channels, there's no way they don't know about you
@@stephanielyn530 No I'm just pretty sure the AI is redpilled at this point. *And still thinks Simon is promoting Nazi ideology.
@@decodingtheunknown2373 Glad to hear it 👍
Forget the story. I love the tangents Simon gets off to. We need more Simon Tangents!
The naming convention of the Island is consistent with German war time naming conventions of the time.
They tended to name projects in misleading ways to try and confuse their enemies to what is actually happening.
The Ratte tank was named such to make the Allieds think it would be small tank. The concept in fact was so large that the thing would have been fitted with ship mounted guns.
So the treasure digger name for a weather station seems to fit.
They were completely unaware of how anyone in the US thinks. A ‘ratt tank’ would immediately make me think of a large dirty machine, piloted by untrustworthy people…aka ‘you dirty rat’
Good observation. The Germans named their Battle of the Bulge winter offense "Watch on the Rhine" to make Allied eavesdroppers think it was a defensive operation.
I love when Simon realises he’s been demonetised he just says whatever he wants!
There are adverts though
@@Gamertrix117 I'm still stuck at the bit where he said he has a wife....
!! I was just thinking this Vid is just words one after another with video to go with it...
@@MaverickBlue42 Well he has a daughter so did you think that was immaculate conception?
I wouldn't pay for this if it wasn't "free" on CZcams. It's just a guy reading a mediocre script and riffing on it. Non-educational and just a comedic read through of mainstream narratives. It's not quality content, just mediocre entertainment
Jen you’ve 109% made the video much funnier, this type of editing feels right for Simon, love your work to the whole team
Props to the edit. Attention was paid...appreciation is given.
Having been watching Simon Whistler channels for years, and only recently finding this channel, I adore how genuinely unhinged Simon is off script, it’s like finding out your teacher smokes weed.
I can't stop laughing at Simon's face being super imposed on airplanes and Hitler. JEN! You're a legend!!
Looks like Clutch Cargo: czcams.com/video/RbBy0S9OwJs/video.html
Agreed, the editing made me laugh so hard - fantastic job Jen!
Thanks, but credit to Aspen for this one :)
@@decodingtheunknown2373 Ah well fantastic job Aspen!
That did make me laugh quite a bit!
Thanks Aspen!
Remember when Strava fitness tracker showed a heat map of global user activity and accidentally provided the location of the secret Antarctic military base…..Antarctica is a rabbit hole of sus stuff…
Really. Thats awesome lol
@@baronvonlimbourgh1716 yeah go check it out big C shaped underground base in Antarctica…
Same thing happened in like Northern Africa / Middle East if I'm not mistaken . Not sure if it was the same exact tracker software but it was one of them .
@@Error_404-F.cks_Not_Found it was the same.
"Sus stuff", eh? Sounds very specific and well researched. 😂
Great video as always Simon, but you must agree that answering your own question of "haven't heard of Alexandra land?" with "I feel that I have because I do have a geography channel" has got to be the most low-key über nerd response, ever. The rising of the pride in your voice at the same time as the deflation of your ego was spot on.
Love your approach to the sick and weird world of war
Jen was absolutely on point for this episode. The editing couldn't have been more perfect.
Four little cups 😆 👮♂️
Aspen edited this video :). I'm sure he appreciates the kind words though :)
It wasmonetized, give Aspen a raise, cause this was great! That said tell Jen if she wants to use some of these ideas, great! If not she does some great edits, so I'm good with either.
We can always count on Simon's mockery of the Nazis being on point and nothing less than scathing 😂
Easy target.
@@decodingtheunknown2373 and yet, still deserving of it.
@@decodingtheunknown2373 one thing pretty much ever agrees on: f*** the Nazis.
I always love your detours hating on Nazis, and Katy's commentary on it is equally awesome. Good job crew!
@@InquisMalleus Craig Ferguson has a bit about this. He says that the Reich and Canadians are a comic's best source material. Canadians because they can take a joke and are just happy to be included. Nazis because, well, f*ck the Nazis!
You should see me go after Israel
I think the name Schatzgräber was fitting for a weatherstation. The weather data was valueable information, so it was a treasure and to have to live in the Arctic to get it.. I guess they had to dig much snow away to built and maintain it :D
I came here for the history and information. I stayed for the sarcasm! Very entertaining, monetized or not.
@11:48 Fun fact, there's actually an episode where SG-1 encounters a world that is ruled by, for all intents and purposes, Nazis. When they find out, they straight up bring the regime down. Fantastic episode.
Wait, isn’t Stargate itself a parody of fascism?
Edit: or am I thinking of another sci fi property?
Edit number 2: starship troopers was the one lol, after Star Wars and Star Trek, it starts to meld a bit into one lol
Star Trek also visit a Nazi run planet. An earthling introduced it to the planet
Wasn't that part of the new star trek series as well. With the old dude from the next generation.
@@jordanclark4635 all verhoeven films are fascist parodies.
He had kind of a fetish for that lol.
@@baronvonlimbourgh1716 never watched it, can’t lie, or any of that guys films, to my knowledge
Now, I watch most of your other channels where you talk about not knowing star trek, not liking star wars and lord of the rings etc....but you liking Stargate has redeemed that! Very few people know what an underrated, amazing show SG1 was...I knew you were my favorite youtuber for a reason!
Indeed.
(He probably doesn't know it was a movie first. 😆)
Hey now, he has voiced his love for Star Trek many times across his channels!
...But now I am wondering what he thinks of Star Wars because he hardly ever mentions it.
@@aste4949 he said in a Brain Blaze video that he only watched the original Star Wars movie, when he was in his teens or as a young adult or something idk
@@LoJo It wasn't. It was a TV show first, then a movie.
Margarine was useful for feeding troops. Whale oil was also very commonly used as a fuel and lighting source.
Simon, I’m a bit surprised that you didn’t know that whale oil was the precursor and substitute for petroleum oil, Germans may have used it for margariune, but they probably used it as a petroleum substitute during the war. Germany did not have much in the way of oil deposites, so running out was a constant worry. They did have allies in the middle east that they could buy it from, but without a direct pipeline and with Allied warships patrolling the seas, it wasn’t easy to supply Germany’s wartime needs.
Curiously, the oil from the sperm whale was also a vital ingredient in early atomic bombs.
If you imagine how they work, you have a slug of uranium being explosively driven into a ring of another (to create a single atomic mass) and for whatever reason, sperm whale oil was the oil that worked best at lubricating that cannon system and was least susceptible to burning off or whatever
I read the title as "Shats Grabber", and I can't stop laughing!🤣
Edit: Please keep superimposing Simon's face onto paintings and photos. Absolutely brilliant!
😂thank you for pointing it out
@@lindseyharalson490 always glad to share my personal brand of crazy!
Grow up! Actually, no, don't because that's actually quite funny :D
@@OneEyedWheeler lol, I'm 40. I think it's too late for that "growing up" nonsense. Sounds dull and painful anyway.
@@SkunkApe407 Haha we're of the same age and era, it was a great year!
One suggestion I have for a topic that would be interesting to see covered in Decoding The Unknown is the alleged phenomenon of Spontaneous Human Combustion where supposedly, someone bursts into flames without any obvious external ignition source.
It seems like a perfect, pseudoscientific, yet reasonably well known phenomenon in pop culture, topic for Simon and his writers to cover on Decoding The Unknown.
I would watch that. 👍👍
But human combustion has been explained
No mystery there mate, thanks to smoke alarms this has significantly reduced because people can't smoke so much indoors anymore and end up falling asleep with a lit cigarette, as reduced propensity on cigarettes too. The whole spontaneous combustion thing was just covered up by the cigarette cartel. I'd recommend you watch @knowingbetter video on the cigarette industry, it's mind blowing how they pissed on the world and didn't even have the courtesy of calling it rain. 😅
I would watch this too. Even if explained it could be a fun script
@@atlanciaza KB's video was great, but it doesn't cover Spontaneous Human Combustion. Joe Scott/Answers with Joe did a great one, though.
Don’t know about whale oil being used in any food products, but, it was used as a lubricant in ultra-fine mechanisms like precision instruments and time pieces, so may have been of strategic value at the time.
I love when he proven wrong within 3 minutes lol.. "probably never existed" then 30 secs later reads that there was one lol.. The way he dismisses stuff immediately only because he never heard of it before or doesn't believe ruins the episodes every time for me
The edits in this video are absolutely top-notch!
The Simon's face over the pictures is absolutely hilarious 😂
Ideas for decoding the unknown...
1. Ivanov's ape men (cold war shenanigans)
2. Der Glocker (nazi shenanigans, favorite ghost story)
3. The Dab Tsog (inspired Freddy Kreuger)
4. Wendigo psychosis (and other cryptid related psychosis, there's also werewolfism and fox possession)
5. The only case of suicide by radiation poisoning (Kyle Hill did a more serious version of this one as part of his "Halflife Histories" segment, which I highly reccomend)
6. The cult that tried to rig a small town election... with botulism.
7. Tracing HIV (and proving once and for all it wasn't made by the CIA).
8. Bizzare burial rituals intended to keep the dead in their graves...
Ideas for Into the Shadows...
1. The Brain Eating Amoeba
2. That time a bunch of scavengers trailed radioactive cesium all over their freakin town...
3. The cult that tried to rig a small town election... with botulism.
4. 5 Bizzare cancers (the man who caught it from a patient, the thousands of years old dog tumor that spreads from pooch to pooch, the zombie tumor that reanimated, the tapeworm tumor and i'm forgetting one, so surprise me)
5. The strange case of henrietta lacks
6. the syphalis experiment
7. Phase changing bacteria (staph, cholera and siphalis are likely examples) and other bizzare microbial mutations.
Please excuse the number of into the shadows ideas, I prefer dark shit to strange shit but I find you shitting on conspiracy theories to be oddly satisfying shit. Also cussy cusswords are cussy.
Do it
If number 5 is the SL2 that wasn’t a suicide or at least it’s never been proven
@@Mawyman2316 SL-1 but yeah, not proven if it actually was suicide or not.
The Cesium thing sounds like what happened in Goiânia, also a video in Half Life Histories. Would love to see other people talk about it though.
Please remove #4 for Decoding the Unknown. You really aren't supposed to talk about it.
My doctor (retired now) was a flight surgeon in the Navy during the Korean and Gulf Wars. He was a great doctor and really funny too. He once told me that living with his mom, mother in law, 5 daughters and his wife was much more difficult and terrifying than any War or military training. 😂😂
He was born in the Philippines under Japanese control. His mom had been assaulted at 18 and he was the result. He never let their past hold him back tho. He worked hard to get into medical school in Manilla. He met a woman who believed in him and they emigrated to the US where he joined the navy.
He ended up having 5 daughters.. After 3 daughters they tried 1 more time for a boy and ended up with twin girls. Once he became a doctor then flight surgeon, he moved his mother and widowed mother in law here. Hes a great man and I was thankful he was my doc.
+1 for the writer for filling the script with words that Simon is pretty much guaranteed to murder - even ones that he SHOULD know how to pronounce! Excellent stuff!
Last time I was this early he had a channel called business blaze
Fun Fact. The 45th Infantry Division in the US Army (national guard unit whose lineage continues as the 45th Infantry Brigade of thr Oklahoma National Guard) had a yellow swastika on a red diamond as its unit patch up until 1939. The swastika is/was a native America symbol in various Native American cultures. After the rise of the nazi party the 45th changed their patch to a yellow thunderbird on a red diamond to keep the units ties to Native culture and several units in the 45th Infantry use Native languages for their mottos as opposed to Latin, French, or English in most units. Bonus facts some of the oldest National Guard Armories in Oklahoma that predate WW2 and the 45th Infantry Museum in Oklahoma City still display the swastika patch along side the Thunderbird patch. They do this to counter the nazi perversion and co-opting of a peaceful symbol import to several cultures in the United Statea and around the world.
It was widely used in places like Oklahoma with strong Native American roots. There's a restaurant in Miami, Oklahoma in a very old hotel which has swastikas in the tile of the entryway. There's also a saddle in the collection of the J. M. Davis Gun Museum in Claremore, Oklahoma which was locally made around 1900 and is decorated with swastikas. It's unfortunate that the Nazis irredeemably contaminated such an ancient symbol of good luck and prosperity.
The Swastika is unusual, given it was important to many cultures over the centuries, even cultures with no known connections, and was universally positive until the Nazis co-opted it.
The swastika was used long before the native Americans, American military or the Germans used it. It goes back thousands of years, across countless civilizations.
Fun fact my grandfather was a communications expert in the Navy in world war II. You would think that maybe it was safe but his ship was torpedoed and luckily he wasn't in his bunk like his roommate because it was destroyed and I would not have existed cuz my mother was not born yet.
Oh lord, I had a friend who visited India. I totally freaked out when I saw a pic of a food cart with a swastica on it. She told me they had it first, and it means 'luck'. Not sure how accurate that is, but it was very clear that it didn't mean to other lands what it means in the West.
Simon: ahh CZcams is going to demonitize this we mentioned Nazis
CZcams: monetizes the living sh**t out of it
that is...interesting...
@decoding the unknown you should cover the Montauk Project conspiracy since the last Stranger Things season was so good. I live in Long Island, NY, so it’s interesting to me
I’ll tell you the truth: hitler was invited by the vrill society to Antarctica , the vrill gave hitler new ufo tech and other exotic technology.
I like how they wrote Schatzgräber right, because when you don't have an ä you can use ae to replace an ä; and ue for ü, or oe for ö.
But Simon still managed to read it with neither ä nor ae, lol.
2:55 - Chapter 1 - Whatever the weather
6:45 - Chapter 2 - Schatzgraeber
9:40 - Chapter 3 - Norse code
22:55 - Chapter 4 - The nazis go south
24:35 - Chapter 5 - Neu schwabenland
You didnt time stamp the plumbing story
@@ae8710 Awright, which time ?
Simon: owns a pronunciation dictionary and reads scripts for a living. Can't pronounce mjolnir.
Average person in the street: has seen a Thor movie and knows how to pronounce mjolnir
Well, as much as I enjoy fiction 9f gf arious kinds, I won't take my lessons from franchises where people wear the underwear on the outside.
@@owenshebbeare2999 I'm pretty sure they pronounce it correctly. There's also the halo franchise if you just don't like action movies
The amount of times Simon referred to the northern Arctic as Antarctica was driving me bonkers. 🤣
Could you imagine if the Nazis would have know about the Bock Saga?
OMG the crazy conspiracies they would have made with that can only be described as legendary.
The Nazis didn’t get the swastika from the Norse specifically. It’s an Indo-European symbol, which is why it also pops up in India. I’m pretty sure it has had meanings all over Europe, so calling it a Nordic symbol is…I guess accurate, but incomplete. In 20th century Germany, after it getting discovered all over Eurasia, people began linking it to the Arian race. Therefor the Nazis used it to signify their continuation of said race’s rule.
However, after looking it up just now, I’ve realised that even what I just said is incomplete, as it was even used in the ancient Americas, meaning it’s either MUCH older than the Indo-Europeans even or it’s simply a fun, quick, archetypal shape that people for some reason always seem to connect very big and important concepts to, which seems even more insane in a way.
It's a more rigorous version of a spiral. Probably easier to carve a nice symmetrical one than get spiral curves just right.
Swastika is widely used in Buddhism, and you can easily find them in Buddhist temples all over Asia.
but usually they are horizonal and vertical lines and going counter clock wise direction, rather than tilted 45 degrees and going clockwise direction like Nazi version.
It's also a really easy symmetrical shape to draw. Nintendo even accidently designed a few levels shaped like it during the NES/SNES days.
Stargate was my gateway show into sci-fi! I haven’t seen it in years, but I have very vivid memories of so many episodes. I do own all of them on dvd….maybe I should watch again… 🤔
Can we just have an entire episode of Simon roasting the NSDAP?
This video is unhinged, and is therefore exactly what I needed.
Seriously??? This is absolutely the BEST episode I've seen from this fellow. Out of his shell and no restraint. Finally some real heartfelt substance!! Will donate for such soul and committment.
Have you not seen brain blaze? He’s allegedly a legend….
Is his topic about a German weather station in the Arctic or the Antarctic?
His jokes reveal that he doesn't actually know anything about ancient history
Honestly Simon: any natzi video can be sponsored by Raid, Shadow legends. The most uninstalled app 2 years running. Now with more push notifications than ever! Great video as always!
I absolutely love how Simon lets his skepticism take his tongue “this obviously isn’t real” only for him to bite his own words lol “WAT! IT IS REAL?!”
Anyone else wanna see a compilation of all of Simon’s tangents? I personally think it would be hilarious.
You love Stargate SG-1!? I love you and your channels even more now I know that!
I've read of another Nazi weather base in the Arctic. it was just a large hut with a few men. I think they were capture just after the end mmm of the war. It took the allies some time to get around to picking them up. I don't remember where it was exactly, but it was located either in Greenland or in the far north of Norway.
11:30 - Stargate: SG-1 was EPIC 🔥
I was always fascinated that the nazis were fascinated with artifacts. They were onto something.
In particular the ss, especially the chief Himmler were into occult and teutonic myth. Had libraries full of books of it supposedly. The fuhrer himself said that he was taking it too far and was more realistic in Germany's position in a world history.
Listening to this play I thought Simon said the base was in the Antarctic and I did a double take when he said they were eating polar bear meat. I was like how did they get polar bear meat!?
You should do an episode on the Minnesota police officer who crashed his patrol car into a UFO back in 1979. Lots of weird physical evidence.
You should also check out Missing 411 cases. Crazy, mysterious stuff.
Did his insurance believe him?
@@birdmonster115 I’m not sure if patrol cars are covered by personal insurance, but his police chief believed him, as he wasn’t the type of guy to just make up crap. According to the officer, a ball of light hit the windshield and sent glass everywhere and the radio antenna was bent at a 90° angle. The car’s clock and the officer’s wristwatch both were missing 15 minutes. His patrol car is now in a museum.
I didn't know about the UFO incident until now, and I live here... At a bonfire in 2020, there was a ring of 30ish lights circling in the sky. That and I've heard other people talk about strange lights here.
He had welding type burns on his eyes too… Likely some sort of plasma event…
If the UFO was in the air, he may have been driving recklessly
A u-boat crew had set up a secret German weather station in Labrador Canada. That would be west of St John's Newfoundland and let the U-boats know when the convoys had good weather to sail.
I was stationed near it and I'm sure we would have borrowed the crash boat to go explore it IF it had been found by then.
Those crafty Germans had put Canadian weather service markings on it.
The Swartz Gravity sounds like something outta Spaceballs!😂✌️
Always so excited to get new videos.
There was a secret (unmanned) weather station set up in Canada too! They only found it in 1977
There was one in New York too
@@GraniteStateofMind Where in NY?
The German embassy in Dublin Ireland was intending to be a weather station during the war but the Irish government confiscated their radio
There are precisely zero polar bears anywhere that penguins exist. Think about it.
“Harrison Ford is quite old now.”
Well, it didn’t stop him from making a 5th installment. Although that 1923 show was pretty good.
it was phenomenal
Oh man I LOVED Stargate SG1!!! My mum (who loves it too) and I would watch it together and bond over how much we enjoyed the show.
It's been a little while since I've heard someone pronounce Thor's hammer "Majolnir"
I can't stop laughing at the part where Simon's face is on the sailor🤣
I may have just woken the neighbours up at 2am by laughing at the subtitles calling it "shart grabber"
Lmao Simon has so many channels he forgot the name of the channel he's recording for 🤣
Edit: The editor crushed it on this one lol
He said welcome to a channel of decoding the unknown lol
@@30MrBappMan It really made me laugh lol but not as much as his face and mouth pasted over the pictures 🤣
I really like the editing in this one keep it up this is what we have been waiting for
“No no, we don’t need it anymore we’ve got radar.”
“Well we’re gonna union up.” 😂
I got a mid-roll ad for “holidays in Tel Aviv” of all things while watching this video 😂
Jen deserves a raise. The editing made me howl laughing.
I think at that point Simon is really loosing money on this one haha
I did nazi that coming
The Hindu swastika spins clockwise usually. The Nazi swastika ALWAYS spins counterclockwise.
best defense-line ever
This is the first time I’ve seen your videos and I love them… im gonna try and watch more 🎉
Shatzgrabber: "Stay away from Uncle Fritz. he's a shatzgrabber."
A great video, as usual, and not least because it takes the pish out of the twerp with the moustache.
However, at 7:16 you are talking about "Germany" in WW2 and you show a modern German flag, which is the flag of the Federal Republic of Germany. This represents the exact opposite values to the Third Reich; please don't mix up our flag with its predecessor.
You didn't think that was intentional, eh?
I absolutely love Jen's superimposition of Simon's face when he goes off on a tangent! it was hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
“Front line infantry, death like instantly” that’s a bar lol
German weather ships are how the British got the Enigma codes the first time. Hitler also used his weather ships to determine the time frame for the "Watch on the Rhine" operation that was actually the beginning of the Battle of the Bulge. He determined that the weather would be awful and would keep the Allies' air power on the ground.
I love how Simon seems way more laid back and he can improvise his lines. I'd totally chill and have a beer with Simon.
Many years ago, so long ago that I do not recall the author nor book name, I read a story (fiction if not science fiction) about a modern (1960's or 1970's) man that somehow time travelled to ancient nordic lands. He was a sharpshooter with pistols. His name was Theodore. His scandinavian friend, in the present called him Teodor. Anyway he used his pistol in the ancient past and the people mistook it for a short handled war hammer. They shortened his name even more. He could kill from a distance and his hammer was seen to be still or back in his hand immediately. Guess what they shortened his name to. How's that for an origin myth?
And he engraved a name on his "hammer."
Yah. "Mjolnir."
(I read that story, too.)
Uh… T- Money?
"... [they] *really* love 'I can't believe it's not butter'!" - Simon Whistler, 2022
Biggest shock of the video - Himmler said 'please'. Unimaginable.
You should have seen his love-letters, oh boy
I'm a little concerned about the percentage of people promoting nazi idealogy. I once stubbled upon a neo-nazi website. I found a link to one of their go to videos. It had 300k views and an overwhelmingly positive like/dislike ratio. That was disturbing.
I had a dude link me a 5 hour CZcams video trying to paint the nazi's as socialist, the dude than proceeded to deny parts of the holocaust and when I called him a nazi he had the audacity to be like "people these days will just call you a nazi on the internet for no reason". A good amount of the idiot's out there are pretty dishonest about their beliefs even when they basically just told you outright.
@@altfemboy3109 Are you talking about TIK? He is absolutely not a Nazi or holocaust denier. People of good faith can disagree about the extent to which the Nazi's were socialist, but a Nazi he is not.
@@jimland4359 the dude who recommended me the video was denying parts of the holocaust but it's also completely ahistorical to really compare nazi's to socialist. They literally killed the socialists and communist in Germany. If you wanted to differentiate between nazism and fascism that's fair because there are differences (nothing meaningful)
@@altfemboy3109 Weird that a holocaust denier would like TIK. He has taken several holocaust deniers to task on some of his Q&A vids even if his bread and butter is super details Battlestorm videos. I seriously recommend them too. Some of the best researched battle recaps I've seen with every line sourced at the bottom.
I don't think it is ahistorical to call the Nazi's socialists. The Nazi's even referred to themselves as socialists. Not that we should take them at their word but they did have state control over industry from day 1. They were certainly no fans of bolsheviks. The first concentration camp was originally intended for them rather than the Jews actually.
@@altfemboy3109 Stalin killed socialists, too. So what?
"Buddhists doing their Buddhisty things and whatnot"
Simon...you don't know anything about Buddhism, do you?
Well actually, buddhists really do buddhisty things.
I almost crashed my car when Simon said the line "the most Germany german"😂😂😂
Simon: “what happens here?” … CHAOS …
Yay, more Simon!
Jen you were already an absolute legend, but dang this was your best work yet! I could not stop laughing at Simon's head and mouth on all the other people and the jets and everything! Seriously, such great work guys!
22 October 1943 Automatic weather station “Kurt” was also set up on the Hattan Peninsula, Martin Bay, Labrador from a U-boat 537.
Absolutely in shambles that Simon is an SG-1 fan, but doesnt know Mjolnir
Actually, the Nazis went to the moon. This has been thoroughly documented in the documentary Iron Sky!
And in our video - Bizarre Things People Believe About the Moon. Woot!
@@katywatson4940 I thought most people could understand the dripping irony in my comment :D
@@roysigurdkarlsbakk3842 the bliss of ignorance
Did anyone else get the impression that Simon had little to no clue that this secret In the artic circle (i.e the north pole as he reads numerous times) is not the mythical Nazi base in the antartic (i.e the Southpole) that based on how he reads seems to be under the impression of. 8:55 Simon stops reading script goes off on random tangent suddenly back to secret nazi base in antartica, goes back to reading script about nazi weather station in the artic circle. (the otherside of the world)15:11 Simoon is still under the impression we are talking about a secret antartic base as opposed to the artic circle weather base youtube robots please monetise this video and ignored the confusing contradiction of information. Dear Simon Artic Circle Weather Station run by Nazi's basis of today's script, Mythical base/fortress for the Nazi's to create a 4th reich and work secret knowledge/weapons of the Gods/Aliens whatever take your pick in the continent of Antartica not the basis of today's script just saying repeatedly 22:57 Have high hopes Simon may realise whats going on. (Although he is still reading from the script so I am unsure) Conclusion: Theory 1 at some point through out one of Simon's many tangents he realised his mistake but immediately ceased to care due the CZcams Demonetization Bots (lets hope they don't have a missing friend named Kyle). Theory 2 Simon is still Oblivious despite the script explicitly explaining the difference between the two stations and there actual purpose and the conspiracy theories. Theory 3 Simon stopped caring the moment he read the word Nazi and prophercised the inevitable marching forward of the CZcams Demonitisation Bots (Goose stepping all over Simons capitalist little heart) Theory 4 at 30:18 he realised but the video had already reached its natural conclusion. May we all find secret bases surrounded by notorious symbols that change position between the poles at random intervals that were built with absolutely no lame rational or reason and suddenly realise "It was the Aliens" all along.
Harrison Ford once used his helicopter to rescue a boy scout that had gotten lost in the woods for an extended period, he was found unconcious but revived in flight by medics. Imagine being that kid, you get lost in the woods for a week, pass out thinking you're about to die, and wake up to Han freaking Solo rescuing you.
Honestly my interpretation of the name "Shcatzgraeber" as "Treasure Digger" is purely metaphorical: weather data is treasure for logistics and strategy folks, and it's a place that acquires that treasure.
A fun topic for a video might be the druids. There are a lot of misconceptions about their beliefs and practices, and they are rather mysterious to the modern man.
... they would have loved Spinal Tap though... >.>'
that's a great topic idea! Hope they see this.
Consider doing a video on Newville , Ohio usually called Helltown due in part to the upside down cross on the town church. The US government forced the whole town to sell their homes to make the town a national park, or to prevent deforestation, it depends on your source. I had trouble finding sites other than Wikipedia that didn’t mention ghosts or aliens. What makes this odd is nothing was ever done with the town, most of the structures remain in place. It appears the government never planted trees, so no deforestation efforts have been made. Since this happened in the 1950’s you’d think the government would have had the time to do something with the town. Warning to Simon, the theories include ghosts, aliens, satanic cults, or chemical spill. I don’t believe in ghosts and highly doubt aliens are going to use their technology to camp out in Ohio; but I think he’d enjoy debunking the supernatural theories.
This sounds similar to Centralia, Pennsylvania; although in that case there was a specific known reason the town was mostly abandoned. It sits on a coal mine that caught fire and has been burning for decades at this point. Due to the heat and gases being put out by the fires, the town’s infrastructure mostly collapsed and as residents left, no one else was allowed to move into the area. When the last handful of people move out or pass on, it will be totally condemned.
@@joels5150 I’ve heard of Centrailia. I believe they said the fire will most likely continue to burn for decades.
Stargate SG-1 is an absolutely AMAZING show. Period.
If Simon didn't have 86 CZcams channels he could get some sun.
This is one of the best episodes ever. Absolutely brilliant. I laughed until I cried.
Yes, SG1. Some of the best scifi to ever be put on tv. Don't know if it was the actual writing or just improv skills but that show just has something extra that most don't. Grew up on the 90s and watched lots of TV and don't remember anything like it.
A secret Nazi base in the Arctic that did not got word of Adolf Hitler's death on April 30, 1945 or Nazi Germany's surrender on May 8/9, 1945 and still active in the Cold War would be a good idea for an Indiana Jones film.
the constant audio switching from serious to funny has me cracking up 😂