Why You Aren't Allowed to Go to Antarctica

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[@Shinypiggy101]

Probably Lumi toe pics ngl

[@vulgardisplayofpink5668]

Aliens!

[@mequavis]

the aliens in that story he told, were not nice. lol That was Childhood's End. They were about as evil as evil can be and worked for the overmind... a universal consciousness that seeds worlds, and then feeds on their children. The whole point of the book was that they lifted humanity into the golden age, then they made everyone sterile while we were distracted, and the last generation became these weird autistic kids that all joined hands (even drowning in the ocean to do so) and all of humanity's children were taken up into some kind of thing (their souls, not their bodies) and we find out in the end that the devil aliens were another race like us that was "culled" but their race was at a genetic deadend when it comes to their souls and psychic energy. the overmind couldn't use them, and it offered them a choice, to be destroyed and exterminated like insects, or to serve the overmind as it's physical embodiment in the universe, going from world to world culling races to feed psychic energy to the overmind. They weren't evil persay, but they definitely were not good lol... at all.... under duress possibly, but yah, they f'd us over real good lol. And I think there are pyramids and leftover ancient tech/cities and things in Antarctica for sure.... and ancient diseases and such frozen under the ice. It's probably smart to not let us go there... just to keep us away from any frozen plagues...

[@aaaaaaaaaa97]

tourists apparently from your dumbasses

[@haydenrendall4017]

A secret nazi base of the forth Reich

[@caseywally3647]

"It came to me in a dream" That was the best response possible 😆

[@j0hndobile802]

To Woody's bs obviously. To anyone else is hilarious timing.

[@kalroy1230]

I read that as Taylor was saying it wtf

[@MEGAMCLOVIIN]

Definition of quick witted

[@Oblio1942]

Woody always just dips when shit's getting too real

[@ffwast]

Must be reporting to his overlords.

[@mr0x1]

yah thats just weird

[@PEJK6771]

He left a lot with count dankula

[@TheGreatBambi]

Because woody knows he has nothing intelligent to say about these kinds of subjects. He's actually a ding dong that thinks he's smart.

[@mr0x1]

@@TheGreatBambi yes he is indeed kyle is the horny on power display bi guy who would laugh at you if you break your arm in front of him and taylor is just the litte stan of woody and kyle it seems

[@ffwast]

Funny thing about lost civilizations is that a bunch of them have been unearthed and it's kind of common to find that ancient civilizations had better technology than we would assume. It's no super advanced technology to us today, but people back then were much like people now, they built clever stuff and it takes us some real head scratching to figure out how they did it because we'd just use modern machinery for stuff like building a pyramid.

[@bickyboo7789]

The Antikythera Mechanism is a crazy example. At least 2200 years old found in a shipwreck in the Mediterranean and there's no known record that's survived explaining who/whom made it, when and how long it took, could have been an ancient Nikola Tesla type genius(es). I don't think the human brain has changed much in the past 50 millennia due to our social nature of reproducing, it's probably just language may have gotten more complex with record keeping getting better along with better collectivism and the ice age ending. Shits wild.

[@That0Homeless0Guy]

I mean we didn't have the capability to reproduce a lot of the granite structures in egypt at the level of precision the ancient Egyptians did 200 years ago.

[@Lameducks]

​@@That0Homeless0Guy or the ability to move and transport some of the parts without massive machinery.

[@davemccombs]

@@That0Homeless0Guy Yes, we do. That is utter bullshit and a total farce that is repeated by people who really don't know any better.

[@thedoge9590]

​@@That0Homeless0Guywe could reproduce it but there's really no point to built a giant stone pyramid.....you really think we can't be as precise as ancient Egyptian when we have laser levels just to name a basic tool you can by in home depot that would help make extremely precise lines then with modern machine tools that are computer guided.....cmon bro take off the tin foil and use common sense

[@chrisradtke3645]

Woody asking about sources is hilarious.

[@dmonburner8791]

woody 🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@nartboglin9046]

All jokes aside, if Wendigoon said “it came to me in a dream” I would take that as biblical level prophecy

[@davemccombs]

That's kinda a fucking problem dude

[@nartboglin9046]

@@davemccombs go chase a bag dont worry bout what I’m doing

[@ItsAsparageese]

@@davemccombs To be fair, OP didn't say whether they take biblical prophecy seriously

[@northscene]

Average pka viewer

[@KnightShade227]

Kyle's theories on ancient technology, I've always thought about that too. if there was advanced tech, I'm sure the next civilization would unearth the precious metals and reuse them for new tech. recycling for millenia up to now 😂

[@jollyshrimpo]

there are actually historical accounts of humans having technology from out of this world way back when we definitely do today they have that diamond nuclear power airship ive seen it before thats basically a rip off of some ufo or uap because we have the tech but just research it and make our stuff better thats why american aircrafts are so far ahead but i have to bet if a ww3 happens the usa is going to pull that shit from left field and decimate everyone with it bob lazar said we had like 6 of them

[@xXxXcrosbykidXxXx]

It's not his theory, he's talking about Graham Hancock and others' theories of ancient civilations. If you're interested there's a plethora of great related content, mostly including Graham Hancock himself! Firstly you can watch any or all of the multiple episodes of Joe Rogan Experience featuring Graham, then there's Graham own books that you can read or listen to the audio versions of. Really intriguing and captivating stuff to get you thinking about history from a different (but strongly supported) perspective, fighting against the often dogmatic nature of modern science and academia. Highly suggest taking the dive into this subject!

[@WillLiam32]

@@jaimemannering you're one bitter person. He never claimed it was something he believes, nor knows much about. He just pointed out a few places he has heard of the theory. He found it interesting and thought if anyone else was curious they could look into it themselves. What's so wrong with that?

[@ahgilmet]

@@jaimemannering You have the mark of an asshole with no friends

[@kage1784]

@@jaimemannering jfc you sound even lamer than him

[@sallyspits]

Wenigoon is so cool. He was a PKA fanboy and you can tell he loves being on the show, but he's surpassed them and is now bigger than them while staying humble. Very cool guy. Good for him.

[@beholdapalehorse7700]

The admiral going there and that mission is entirely legitimate …and the Nazi base. All on record…. Weirdly, it was an area call NeuSchwabenland…and I’m pretty sure it was named after Klaus Schwab’s grandfather or some relative . As in leader of World Economic Forum -dresses up like a movie villain -wants to control humanity - “you’ll own nothing and be happy” Klaus Schwab…you know, that one.

[@TheeJakeJacobs]

Yeah and admiral byrde had some pretty crazy stuff in his journal too. Talked about green lush fields of grass and an advanced civilization

[@ffwast]

Huh. A lot of this Antarctica stuff does line up with uncensored public information. Apparently the nazis named the region down there after a region of germany but I wouldn't be surprised if those things were connected. In the movie they made with Byrd to document his exploration they depicted finding bare ground and liquid freshwater lakes inland,which would be a strange thing to lie about a medal of honor recipient doing.

[@Malygosblues]

Yeah that last part isn't remotely true

[@JackalArtsmith]

NeuSchwabenland means New Swabia, named after the region of Germany, not the walking nutsack thankfully lmao

[@venomlink2033]

It was named New Swabia because Swabia is a region in Germany. Has nothing to do with Klaus

[@Killacam1992]

Operation high jump was a full on naval operation with an entire fleet consisting of 13 ships (including an aircraft carrier), 23 aircraft and 4700 men.. not 20 guys..

[@codyduncan5414]

Nothing to see here!! 👆 RIP Admiral Richard A. Byrd

[@Rigermonster]

H.P. Lovecraft was right, they found the Mountains of Madness.

[@PEJK6771]

What’s the mountains of madness?

[@Rigermonster]

@@PEJK6771 it's a story by H.P. Lovecraft and it's about researchers in Antarctica finding a bunch of strange stuff

[@PEJK6771]

@@Rigermonster interesting I’ll give it a read.

[@Rigermonster]

@@PEJK6771 awesome, I'm sure that you can find a reading of it on here.

[@UnchartedX]

union glacier camp is easily accessible, its a tourist camp that runs through summer every year. you can visit antarctica for mountain climbing, skiing, all sorts of adventure sports no problem. It's expensive. I was going to go as part of an expedition to be the first solo vehicle to drive to the south pole, it got shut down during covid. It's definitely accessible, but you can't go to the military/science bases run by various countries. Would love to come on and talk ancient tech/civilizations (even gaming) anytime

[@sheenydonut]

To the guy who said he wants a horror/sci fi book about Antarctica, read At the Mountain of Madness by H.P. Lovecraft. It's everything you said you wanted. Great book.

[@craigdawson7632]

You can go on holiday there. Its no mans land anyone can go there they just dont want people messing with there facilities

[@beholdapalehorse7700]

Is it not only to specific areas on cruises and such? I don’t know, but I feel like it’s limited.

[@craigdawson7632]

@@beholdapalehorse7700 From the one guy I knew that went down. They went on the ice but it is very guided. Like a video game/theme park ride on rails. Is that because they dont want you to see behind the curtian or H & S? People failling down massive cracks, lost or in the water etc would be a hassle and a bit of a downer for the day. Then all the questions about the missing people when they got back

[@craigdawson7632]

@@beholdapalehorse7700 If you get a job down there, they go on missions on days off but its limited range around the base

[@tanzilhossain2693]

*Antarctica is the real Area 51* 👽

[@chickenfarmer209]

so like area 51, except totally open to everyone UNLIKE area 51

[@BurtSampson]

it's where the ice jews live, duh

[@dingus6317]

The Jews Germans and Anglos secretly teamed up

[@Oscylot88]

@@dingus6317 That team up would go kinda crazy, but jews would never.

[@dingus6317]

@@Oscylot88 Look into the Haavara Agreement and the Balfour Declaration, Britain created the state of Israel and Germany shipped all the Jews there

[@ceaseanddesist8036]

You can go there with permission from certain countries. I do know a private crew tried it several years ago. They used ATVs with belts. However with tons of snowstorms and being outside the season when it's ideal for being able to reach the Pole. They did not get very far and turned around after 2 weeks of driving

[@innocentsmith6091]

You can pay to ski to the south pole. The people at the south pole base will give you a cookie and then tell you to F off, because they don't want to be responsible for your safety. I think it's about $20,000.

[@thedoge9590]

​@@innocentsmith6091you can totally go there, look up the famous blue runway that's used for a base a lot of people visit, tons of famous people have been there and it's basically a vacation resort but not in a luxury way like on a beach in Mexico. It's an awesome experience I really want to go

[@vesstig]

The book Kyle is talking about with the Devil looking Aliens was also made into an amazing Movie called Childhoods End, covers the same topics basically and its amazing

[@thomaskg3802]

They actually made it into a mini TV-series. Not that great though, but its there. The book is amazing and that is what Kyle is reffering to. Written by none other than Arthur C. Clarke

[@Jackhatfieldfreediver]

You can literally sail there. You just don't because it's dam sketchy and your nearest help could be days away

[@killgoretrout877]

I'm actually going in January of 2023. Going through the drake passage. You can sail down there it's getting on the ice that is the problem. It's a fragile ecosystem so they only let people on the ice if they went with a permitted tour company because they have strict environmental rules due to the fragile ecosystem. You can taker a 6,000-person cruise down there but they only let 100 people off the boat at a time.

[@dmonburner8791]

@@killgoretrout877 bro did u time travel?

[@dingus6317]

@@killgoretrout877 How did it go?

[@gutWrench9mm]

Guys there’s a really in-depth episode on coast to coast a.m. about this it was really fun to listen to. Also admiral bird in operation high jump was a huge topic of discussion before these guys even knew anything about it.

[@SavingPvtBryan32]

The admiral bird shit is made up lmao. Please raise your IQ

[@_Tommmmmm_]

There’s literally scheduled flights and boats to Antarctica…

[@nfaisnfgay]

You’re limited to very small areas

[@soylessinseattle8336]

"literally "!

[@HRM.H]

​@@nfaisnfgay no they arent. You can visit pretty large area's if you are willing to pay. Googleing something isnt hard

[@Oscylot88]

@@HRM.H Googling didn't seem to help you... these "pretty large area's" are still expedition zones, the size doesn't matter, it's about where you go.

[@Oscylot88]

It's almost like they're not talking about expeditions rather, independently travelling to Antarctica.

[@Zam432F]

Antarctica is a giant circular ice wall that surrounds the flat stationary plain all ‘known’ continents are surrounded by. There. now you know.

[@HRM.H]

Bahahahahahahaha take your meds david

[@AndrewVaillant]

The editing is getting better and better lately, keep it up!

[@breckbilbrey4053]

My grandparents went to Antarctica in December. They got off, walked around. Apparently penguins are super smelly. I'm not sure why the thought is they shoot you 😂

[@kctv5042]

🤦🏻

[@anonymousf454]

They probably have a designated area where tourists are allowed to visit. I think he means lf someone just set out on an expedition to just go there and explore free range. It's about controll.

[@smug9471]

I'm surprised Kyle hasn't found out about All Tomorrows yet, it was recommended like hell in the algorithm a few months ago.

[@douggaudiosi14]

All tomorrow's is kinda corny

[@Texasplit]

Best clip I’ve seen on this channel… but I am a MAJOR winigoon fan… this man is pure and golden.

[@TheA10king]

In the Air Force I go down there ever winter. 109th air National guard. There’s no guns down just people doing science research down there. Am a loadmaster

[@doofnshmirtz5110]

cia agents in pka clips comment section spreading lies!

[@RxYouth]

How many places have you been allowed to visit down there?

[@KillahCam]

What do you go down there for? I was in the army for 4 years never heard of anyone going down there

[@TheA10king]

@@RxYouth been to the south pole Shackleton waste devied herk dome

[@TheA10king]

@@KillahCam in the air guard Part of operation deep freeze. Loadmaster just do resupply missions to all the camps like the South Pole

[@jeremystone36]

Never seen a gun there. We’re not afraid of people; we’re afraid of fire in that dry windy environment.

[@NeutralGuyDoubleZero]

Yes, the notorious killer of the frozen arctic, fire

[@thekamotodragon]

yea see idk about that, i've heard a few shady stories about researchers having disagreements and shooting/pointing guns at each other (people can go crazy in these environments) so not sure about the whole "no guns" thing, they might just not have armed soldiers, definitely don't think they worry about fire on a giant ice sheet lol, but i have always been genuinely curious about going down there, esp armed, like i picture being wealthy and taking a trip down there, like sailing myself with all the equipment necessary, including a rifle, and wondering if i would just get arrested right when i get off my boat or what would happen lol?

[@whynochips3887]

The book Kyle was talking about at the end is childhoods end by Arthur c Clarke.

[@RoxorTehCoxor]

Pin this

[@Oscylot88]

9:48 Yes indeed Kyle, there is a movie about Europa, I think it's called something like, Europa: The Last Battle?

[@aminimoose3971]

11:05 I actually read this back in HS, but haven't been able to remember the name either. He says that there's no twist, but I mean, all the children of the world leave the planet to evolve as a species, and the human race kinda just gives up; so there's that.

[@Crowniecrown]

Childhood's End

[@aminimoose3971]

@@Crowniecrown yup, that's it

[@zachsmith4353]

A quick google search showed tourist guides and travel companies advertising vacation packages to Antarctica. It's actually fairly cheap and easy to visit compared to other countries. Idk wtf Taylor is going on about "getting shot in the head while walking around"

[@adhchopper]

Bro had to comment this twice

[@nfaisnfgay]

It’s very small areas that are guided on rails and they don’t let you leave restricted areas. That doesn’t prove your point, jf anything it gives more claim to what Taylor said

[@whiplash1994]

@@nfaisnfgay not true. You can literally take a boat and land anywhere in Antarctica because nobody owns it. There’s zero restrictions, other than probably not being allowed to be on the scientific study installations.

[@nfaisnfgay]

@@whiplash1994 Go find someone who will let you do that

[@HRM.H]

​@@nfaisnfgay there are dozens of companies offering extended tours. Stop making shit up

[@bobbyskee1]

Woody left at such a good time

[@winstonsmith8482]

Now if only he could just leave for most of EVERY episode...

[@sureucan9366]

It was a sudden pole shift that caused antartica to freeze over instantly. This is how they found a frozen willimamoth in the process of eating a plant. The plant was still in its stomach and it had plant food in its mouth but instantly froze like that. So it was completly tropical 1 second then in a split second a pole shift caused it to freeze. It's interesting

[@bstrdbss]

The mammoth was found in Siberia not Antarctica. The pole shift theory has a lot of issues, mainly it has happened multiple times in the past and so far none of them have lined up with mass extinction events.

[@UndeadPigeonFilms]

a frozen WHAT

[@BIGMANLOGJAM]

Will I Am moth

[@DickPenisecki]

​@@BIGMANLOGJAM Will, I'm a moth

[@natec599]

@@UndeadPigeonFilms large peepee

[@rhenjacobs4223]

I'm pretty sure if you show up to any military base they will do that? You can definitely go there, there are KZbin videos of people going there. Are there regulations like any place? You know if you go to any country without a visa you won't just be welcomed in.

[@xnickhuntley]

You just made some good basic points there. When you tell the government boot lickers you can't go to Antarctica they act like you can just get up and go and explore freely. NOPE. You're allowed to ask for permission to go and if accepted you'll pay thousands of dollars for a gov approved guided tour that shows you ONLY what they want you to see and doesn't allow you to go off course and explore and see things they don't want you to see. You can't just get up and go uninvited and explore freely. You'll be stopped with deadly force or imprisoned and fined. The powers that be claim you can't go freely for the safety of you and the penguins, keep the environment clean, etc. but I smell bs really the military bases and treaty is set up because they are hiding critical information about humanity's history and cosmology.

[@CamMackay96]

Yeah what Taylor said about the military shooting you in the head is ridiculous, especially given there is no military presence on Antarctica, that was kind of the entire point of the treaty. He's been watching some flerfs probably

[@rhenjacobs4223]

@@CamMackay96 go to area 51

[@NicCat420]

They’re talking about the South Pole specifically. They say Antarctica but its the South Pole they’re referring to as where nobody’s allowed to go.

[@HRM.H]

​@@CamMackay96 taylor reads one headline without doing any research.

[@918Mitchell]

If I had to guess, those bases are for doing things that would be illegal elsewhere.

[@ckgun1]

a giant wall of ice that keeps us from a parallel universe. If you climb it and walk over 150 miles, you go into a whole unknown section of the world full of dangerous animals and weird creatures. But making it there without freezing to death is almost impossible and once you're there there's no coming back.......

[@bn9969]

Take yo meds

[@HRM.H]

Hahahahaha my mans off the percs again

[@dingus6317]

I wish

[@rexharrison6827]

That sci-fi story Kyle was describing is Arthur C. Clarke's "Childhood's End".

[@Zer0Spinn]

Kyle should really read Roadside Picnic. The books that inspired the Stalker games.

[@randomguy-xp7se]

Woody who uses google and NYT is asking other people their sources.

[@michaels7159]

Google is a search engine your comment doesn't even make sense

[@HRM.H]

​@@michaels7159 he's one of those weirdo's that think obscure unconfirmed sources are reliable. Normal, reasonable people, use google.

[@easy94883]

Woody is the new Wings of the show, everyone just bullies him lmao

[@Theporkchopsandwhich]

Its where the second Stargate is

[@givehimthechair]

Read Byrd’s published diary.

[@jamesshepard4743]

From what I understand you can go there if you get the approval of two countries in the treaty , but good luck with that.

[@daveytimishu]

It’s called outer space not upper space for a reason

[@googleisaterroristorganizan]

Outside the dome outside human reach

[@nintendoROX121]

It's outer space because inner space is Agartha

[@shmok3y]

@@nintendoROX121 the cod map?

[@nintendoROX121]

@@shmok3y yeah bro

[@xnickhuntley]

Gonna be real interesting once flat earth becomes so mainstream that the normies that make fun of flat earthers now are gonna act like they always knew it was flat.

[@alligatorwithwifi6111]

You can literally book trips down there on a boat which docks and lets you walk around with a guide lol

[@casbyness]

Yeah, a special NASA-approved guide who's undergone mind control treatment so they remember not to show you the edge! :)

[@zachsmith4353]

@@casbyness Yeah, a simple google search showed tourist guides and travel companies advertising vacation packages to Antarctica. It's actually fairly cheap and easy to visit compared to other countries. Idk wtf these guys are going on about "getting shot in the head while walking around".

[@X7Maverick]

@@zachsmith4353 North Korea has tours as well. Not saying either way, but people will show you what they want to show you. Tours arent the same thing as witnessing the operations of the entire continent, or in NK's case; country.

[@sooryboutdat]

@@casbyness almost as delusional as my grand parents

[@alligatorwithwifi6111]

@@casbyness I can't tell if this is legitimate stupidity or bait. Good job 👍

[@bedelian]

The issue with the lost civilizations theories is that there would be more physical evidence of something like that existing. A lot of what we know about ancient Sumerian and Mesopotamian civilizations, even pre-civilizations, comes down to really basic stuff that people left behind: a pile of fish bones in a temple, household pottery for storing grain, tombs, the foundation of walls. Most of these things we can get a pretty accurate measurement of their age through carbon dating or other methods. Civilizations leave stuff behind. It's not always the stuff you'd think of, but it's stuff that would survive in some form for hundreds of thousands of years. And all the evidence points towards the same thing. Human beings have been farming agriculture for around 10,000 years, and we started building civilizations around 5,000 years ago in the Tigris and Euphrates River Valley.

[@jackanghoff8320]

I’m surprised nobody mentioned the fitbit incident. It is pretty solid proof of more going on there than is commonly thought.

[@KimchiSharts]

Whats that

[@jackanghoff8320]

@@KimchiSharts fitbit collects data about where people are walking and puts the different paths on a map. Someone must have been wearing one in a secret base in antarctica because there was a trapezoid shaped path someone had walked many times in an area where there should be nothing. It is a huge area you can see images if you look it up.

[@thekamotodragon]

@@jackanghoff8320 tbh i wouldn't call that a conspiracy theory, more like a "commonly-known theory" lol, because i think everyone and their mother's would've already assumed different Govs would have underground bases/facilities there, it just depends on how "secret" they are.

[@jackanghoff8320]

@@thekamotodragon I didn’t call it a conspiracy theory, but it basically is. Just an objectively true one.

[@ItsAsparageese]

@@jackanghoff8320 This is dumb af lol. People go out on treks around Antarctica routinely for research purposes. My dad worked on McMurdo base for several seasons in the '90s and spent some time at Pole too, and he was one of a number of people who went out sometimes on longer hikes to tiny outbuildings and such for various purposes, monitoring crevasses or mapping things or measuring erosion or whatever. Just because there isn't a structure in a spot doesn't mean nobody would have traveled there and moved around it a bit. Or even if there is a secret facility somewhere, it's not like that's a huge deal, the public tends to screw things up and there are some incredibly fragile preserved isolated biospheres there like subglacial lakes etc so it makes sense they'd want to keep some areas as secret as possible so tourists don't come stomp all over the place and ruin a ton of irreplaceable biology

[@alanrobert3]

Some diseases and viruses have been frozen for thousands of years and we have no idea what would happen if they got out. Everyone coming out of Antarctica has to be quarantined when leaving. It's that simple. Conspiracy theories are fun but unfounded.

[@zoezilla3710]

I like how Taylor turn it to Alex Jones as he started explaining.

[@nadagainagain4987]

You can go , just gotta pay for a ship to take you. You can volunteer for research programs. Etc.

[@Hal_2189]

>Flaunting that you are under no law's jurisdiction to a functioning military lol Good luck with that

[@PseudoNym13]

The perfect place to hide sketchy shit alien or otherwise

[@eddydalton4959]

Like a polar bearstein island? Bet the next thing you will say is that polar bearstein wouldn't kill himself with a bunch of tied together uniforms? I bet next you would say all the cameras would just happen to malfunction at the same time, while the owner of said island does this as well? Well that's just looney bin.

[@bickyboo7789]

@@eddydalton4959 I'm pretty confident Epstein was either murdered or they faked his death. But I don't fuck with Flat Earth theory. Pretty sure Flat Earth is a psyop to make conspiracy theorists look retarded, like QAnon (but that was more aimed towards conservatives, I have met progressive hippy types that believe in Flat Earth).

[@Billy420-69]

Antarctica is a perfect place to hunt for meteorites.

[@yvindalexanderfrivold]

A fun book about antarctica(and completly made up): at the mountains of madness

[@vToneehh]

So Wendigoon knows all this about Antarctica except the part about Admiral Byrd giving a national television interview about what he saw in Antarctica lol

[@JRinke87]

Fairly certain the book Kyle mentions is Childhood's End.

[@Shastavalleyoutdoorsman]

There's as much proof that those clay jars were wine decanters as that they were batteries...

[@HRM.H]

Lmao do you even know how batteries work? This is one hell of a delusional statement

[@Shastavalleyoutdoorsman]

@@HRM.H Thanks for telling me you've done no research and just follow conspiracy theories.

[@Shastavalleyoutdoorsman]

@@HRM.H Do you know how wine decanters worked lol. You're a flat earther i bet.

[@2ndPrize]

Mountain climbers aiming for the Seven Summits go there for Mount Vinson so that area at least is cool.

[@HRM.H]

One google search proves you can literally book tours and visit....

[@kevinjohnson7300]

I wouldn't doubt if there was a base there, but I'm definitely not falling for some secretive shit lol.

[@badas45]

Buzz Aldren went down there he said what's down there "is pure evil and we are all in danger " he went to a hospital and deleted his tweet

[@yugenheorte6828]

Well that's my holiday plans scarpered

[@craigdawson7632]

Pay the coin leave from NZ and you can spend a few weeks there. Theyll feed you make sure you dont freeze and show you around

[@yugenheorte6828]

@@craigdawson7632 I was joking, I like the cold but I'm not suicidal

[@jduds100]

My neighbor went to Antarctica as a researcher.

[@AlexTitan-k7p]

Does anyone know the city that Wendigoon was referring to about the tsunami drawing water and making the underwater city visible? I’d like to look into it

[@buschlightenthusiast5738]

It’s the Suggondese

[@cameronhudson6663]

These guys just got a like and follow for the “it came to me in a dream” joke 😂

[@timfondiggle2582]

Really that joke just made my ass bleed. I still subbed, because I love a bloody ass

[@willianjohnam]

The book Kyle mentioned is Childhood's End, by Arthur C. Clarke.

[@DredCthulhu]

Jeremy Robinson has a series, The Last Hunter, that takes place in Antarctica, his books are awesome

[@varagner]

Watching this from Antarctica - there is fuck all here. Its just some birds, seals, rocks and a heap of ice.

[@festyguy7405]

I heard you guys have really good pizza down there

[@varagner]

@@festyguy7405 Depends on the station - best pizza I had down there was one I made myself. Second best was the ones our helicopter crew made in summer. McMurdo might be alright, but thats the size of a small town.

[@festyguy7405]

@@varagner Oh wait; you’re really down there?! I was joking around!😂

[@varagner]

@@festyguy7405 I was down there, back home now after living down there for a year.

[@JerdGuillaumeSam]

Thats where command control is.

[@acid3129]

funny thing about militery bases away from home country's they class the base as part of the country of origin and that means you will get alot of contractors from that country doing stuff like in Afghanistan with the pizza huts and Starbucks. I worked in an offshore monitoring base for the British MOD I can't say much but I was with the post office . it is true about shoot on sight unless you have clearance especially if you get a little to close to a base because its technically international waters you can do alot of secret shit and not worry about a random jerno or private investigator taking pictures and leaking the info . I had to go through a 6 month vetting process before I was allowed to even step foot on the ice I basically ran a post office on base everything in and out had to be double checked for security and I was limited to the post office and my bunk which was a shack attached to the post office I basically did 6 months in this little area I could order shopping through from the stores over the phone we had amazing Internet connection but everything but streaming was blocked to avoid sending out messages and I could only use the phone once a week supervised . it was hard but I got alot of money for it basically 6 months work and I had enougth to pay for a years rent pay all my debts off and still have enougth to buy a new car and build a sick pc with a few grand put in savings . but the main take away is they really REALLY take security seriously and will take any unauthorised person as hostile because let's face it what else would you be doing it's not like you can accidently make a wrong turn and end up there. and if you did manage to get onto the ice it means you either ignored or evaded the patrols and radio calls to turn back the only way to get on without permission would be to sneak past everything designed to detect you and at that point you must be a spy or a very lucky unlucky person

[@miked7795]

Biological labs. Nasty stuff. That's why the workers that leave have to quarantine for a period afterwards.

[@jesset1359]

Antarctica is way colder than most people think. It’s -40 now I bet nothing goes on there

[@creekochee3592]

GLOWIE

[@wildexploit]

Dude that's not even that cold.

[@craigdawson7632]

There is a warm area, lots of pulling core samples of ice. Would be a good place to hide something as its massive and generally not very hospitalble due to the weather. The wind chill, dark for months in winter

[@patrickthestan]

@@wildexploit Celsius

[@jonnyOysters]

@@wildexploit it's currently spring in the Southern Hemisphere

[@laviothmartel9813]

You can go if your in the Canadian navy

[@INVERTEDBUKAKI]

600 years ago if you go too far you'll go over the edge and fall off 500 years to present.. you're on a ball and you can't get off. present to future.. it's flat but there's a ice wall so you will either fall off or your trapped in. Anyone seeing the pattern?

[@LongJohnLiver]

There were dumb ppl in the past, and there's dumb ppl in the present/future?

[@Maverick626]

oh i read a book that had some conspiracy level shit on antartica , part of " the event group" saga , the book was called " overlord"

[@democratssuck1]

because there's a pyramid under the ice

[@tb9383]

never thought Kyle would be reading Helldivers lol

[@lwkb7578]

well on Gmaps it showed me like 100+ pics down there, & one of them had a rover(APC) from the movie a liens when they come in the beginning, i was stoked, aside from a few rugged edges it would look just like that one with the big wheels!!. Duude.i cant even compute.

[@slantedlustre404]

I think Kyles dog has CDB stands for canine dysfunctional behavior basically austim but for dogs

[@swissbliss1898]

Lol my neighbour went to Antarctica with a boat from Argentina. Course you can go there haha😂

[@HRM.H]

Seems to be hard to google basic stuff for some americans

[@dragon9372]

Kyle’s so close to the truth yet so far away.

[@dingus6317]

What is the truth?

[@davemccombs]

@@dingus6317 That Antarctica is a continent you can actually visit for relatively cheap or as part of a research project ran by any number of like, 40 countries I know three people PERSONALLY who have been there. Don't let that get in the way of a good conspiracy though, eh?

[@YungHDizzle]

I think Eric dubay has the best reason as to why they close it off

[@clungod]

Bruh Taylor needs to read the thing

[@gregrobertson5576]

I love the comments King Redact Woody makes.

[@ullupdrost4740]

Kyle thinks that we can only trace civ back to 4000bc.

[@codyduncan5414]

Antarctica is not what we are told it is. Look into Operation Paperclip and Operation Highjump.

[@winterassassin22]

That is absolutely not true. Besides the obviously your not allowed on the military bases there. But there are tour companies that will take you to Antarctica for like 2 weeks

[@chickenfarmer209]

Antarctica is totally open to tourists, no visa, passport, or permit required.

[@Oscylot88]

Idiot

[@benkeogh7864]

Mr mythos has a great video on this. And also didn’t Bird die under SUPER suspicious circumstances and a few years later when his son was about to do a speech about his dad he went missing and his body was found mutilated in a warehouse or river

[@davemccombs]

That's silly, no sources listed, wonder why? You can literally pay to go to Antarctica. I know three people who have went, personally. And it's not exactly difficult to do. Pay up or go as an attache to any of the several dozen research expeditions that like, 40 countries in the world send there YEARLY.

[@EnigmaShadow03]

Fully believe that there’s an entrance to Inner Earth in Antarctica.

[@KingFroglet]

This

[@johnmcdonald284]

you 100% can go down there its just not easy youre not gonna get shot

[@randybradberry6183]

You can’t go to Antarctica because you’d fall off the earth

[@itsmrdeath1812]

This vid just popped up in my feed, so I'm not familiar with who is who, but one of the guys said he wants to read a book about Antarctica. Check out "beneath the dark ice" by Greig Beck.

[@muffintopnomo8790]

The three-body problem Kyle

[@wj2036]

Fact checked. You can go there. And you won't get shot in the head or forced to leave. Sure there very well could be secrets there. But you're allowed to go there.

[@mjt7231]

Two words….Ice wall. Look into it….

[@MrSam2497]

What if Antarctica was extremely developed nation and they created Australia style prison colony for homo sapiens to Africa from where humans started to spread around the world?

[@jamieandrei]

I'm calling bullshit.. a mate & friends sailed there.. got off the boat.. looked around.. not shot, was fine.. he was doing commercial sailing charters down there.. they research bases.. another mate been there several times for docos for people treking to the south pole.. 🤦

[@johncollins211]

Anyone can go to Antarctica if you go through the proper channels and your guide gets a permit anyone can go.