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Yes and the US air force stole the designs from the Nazi's after ww2. There are a number of images floating around that showed the nazi's were testing designs w

Yes and the US air force stole the designs from the Nazi's after ww2. There are a number of images floating around that showed the nazi's were testing designs with Saucers, that being said it is only really the tin foil hat crew that would believe this crazyness. http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/features/3546515/Hitler-ordered-fleet-of-Nazi-flying-saucers-capable-of-destroying-London-and-New-York.html http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/features/3546515/Hitler... http://www.naziufos.com/ http://www.naziufos.com/ https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=nazi+Saucers&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:official&client=firefox-a https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=nazi+Saucers&ie=utf-8&... yes yes some of these links are very questionable :/ But where the hell do you find information about hese things. Personally I have always had the option that there must be grains of truths in even the oddest conspiry theorys. tl:dr = nazi's started hte reseach, before the end of WW2 they destoryed most of it to stop the allies getting it. Allies saw it, tried to replicate it and failed badly. The Real tinhatcrew believes that the nazi's that escaped took this research to russia, how has also experimented with saucers. if i remember correctly the usa could only get them to hover about 12ft off the ground :/

indiecore 14y ago
I thought they escaped to Antarctica and went into the hollow earth through the polar openings.
- tinfoilman 14y ago
  Then they went deep underground and met some greys who killed all but hilter and then he became their king. All the while using the technology of the acients that was trapped under the ice in the pole from the orignal Arc, which is the last bit of technology from the race of people that lived on earch before the big flood 5000 years ago, which started the mayan creation story AND gave birth to Noans arc story.
- TeMPOraL 14y ago
  Last time I checked they went to Antarctica, but then to the dark side of the Moon. I've seen a movie about it!
runjake 14y ago
You've got some of your facts wrong. The US didn't steal the designs from the Nazis. They offered the Nazi researchers that were involved with these programs asylum if they'd help us further that research. One such program is Project Paperclip. Later, many of these scientists went on to work at Lockheed and other defense contractors. They had expertise in rocketry, turbines, and airframes that we simply didn't have at the time. We still see their efforts in current generation aircraft (like the B-2, which I worked on). They were respected. There are memorial photos of them in the halls of places you will never see. FYI: Those of us that worked on "fun stuff" used to get a kick out of the tin foil crowd. Do not rely on them for any remotely reliable information. Instead, pay attention to Janes and other defense aviation journalists (the DEW Line being one good example). Edited for clarity,
- tinfoilman 14y ago
  I dont mind people saying i got lots of facts wrong, but hte only one you pointed out that the USA offered Asylum to the nazi rather than my statement of "stole", maybe that was not the right word to use. US just threattened them with POW camps if they did not do as told. Dont get me wrong i will never know the truth but the Allies were chasing this technically because the nazi's started researching in to it.
  - PotatoEngineer 14y ago
    Well, yes. When your enemies are working on something, you want to see if their stuff is good. If it's good, then you use it yourself. This isn't "stealing" as much as it's "I really don't want the other guy to have a strategic advantage." If it doesn't work (apparently, this idea didn't), then you drop it.
  - Spooky23 14y ago
    As a German scientist, you had a choice: try to disappear and abandon your work, go work with the Americans in Alabama or wherever, or go work with the Soviets. My guess is that threats weren't necessary in most cases,
- stephengillie 14y ago

indiecore 14y ago

I thought they escaped to Antarctica and went into the hollow earth through the polar openings.

tinfoilman 14y ago
Then they went deep underground and met some greys who killed all but hilter and then he became their king. All the while using the technology of the acients that was trapped under the ice in the pole from the orignal Arc, which is the last bit of technology from the race of people that lived on earch before the big flood 5000 years ago, which started the mayan creation story AND gave birth to Noans arc story.
TeMPOraL 14y ago
Last time I checked they went to Antarctica, but then to the dark side of the Moon. I've seen a movie about it!

runjake 14y ago

You've got some of your facts wrong. The US didn't steal the designs from the Nazis. They offered the Nazi researchers that were involved with these programs asylum if they'd help us further that research. One such program is Project Paperclip. Later, many of these scientists went on to work at Lockheed and other defense contractors. They had expertise in rocketry, turbines, and airframes that we simply didn't have at the time. We still see their efforts in current generation aircraft (like the B-2, which I worked on). They were respected. There are memorial photos of them in the halls of places you will never see. FYI: Those of us that worked on "fun stuff" used to get a kick out of the tin foil crowd. Do not rely on them for any remotely reliable information. Instead, pay attention to Janes and other defense aviation journalists (the DEW Line being one good example). Edited for clarity,

tinfoilman 14y ago
I dont mind people saying i got lots of facts wrong, but hte only one you pointed out that the USA offered Asylum to the nazi rather than my statement of "stole", maybe that was not the right word to use. US just threattened them with POW camps if they did not do as told. Dont get me wrong i will never know the truth but the Allies were chasing this technically because the nazi's started researching in to it.
- PotatoEngineer 14y ago
  Well, yes. When your enemies are working on something, you want to see if their stuff is good. If it's good, then you use it yourself. This isn't "stealing" as much as it's "I really don't want the other guy to have a strategic advantage." If it doesn't work (apparently, this idea didn't), then you drop it.
- Spooky23 14y ago
  As a German scientist, you had a choice: try to disappear and abandon your work, go work with the Americans in Alabama or wherever, or go work with the Soviets. My guess is that threats weren't necessary in most cases,
stephengillie 14y ago