The man who discovered the ice wall and lands beyond the poles - then was silenced by the government
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US Navy officer (1888–1957), pioneer of polar aviation and logistics. Led multiple Arctic and Antarctic expeditions and received the Medal of Honor.
Extensive aerial mapping; discovery of Mount Sidley (1934); large‑scale logistics proving flights and traverse routes across Antarctica.
"I'd like to see that land beyond the pole. That area beyond the pole is the center of the great unknown."- Admiral Richard E. Byrd, 1947 Interview
🔥 This quote was BANNED from mainstream media after 1947!
Byrd flew 1,700 miles BEYOND the South Pole and discovered vast, warm lands with vegetation and animals. This is impossible on a globe - but perfect evidence of continents beyond the ice wall on flat earth.
Operation Highjump wasn't just exploration - it was mapping the Antarctic ice wall that surrounds our flat earth. They discovered it's much larger and more impenetrable than expected.
Byrd's personal diary describes flying through an opening in the ice and finding a tropical paradise with advanced civilization. The diary was classified for 60+ years.
Largest Antarctic expedition in history launched with 4,700 men, 13 ships, and 33 aircraft. Official purpose: "training exercise." Real purpose: map the ice wall.
Byrd flies 1,700 miles beyond the South Pole, discovers warm lands with vegetation. Radios back: "vast land masses and natural resources."
Mission abruptly terminated months early. Byrd returns to US, gives explosive interview, then is immediately silenced. All findings classified.
These entries were sealed for 60+ years. Now you know why.
"We are crossing over the small mountain range and still proceeding northward as best as can be observed. Beyond the mountain range is what appears to be a valley with a small river or stream running through the center portion. There should be no green valley below! Something is definitely wrong and abnormal here!"
"Both Engines are shut down and we are being drawn by some strange force. The aircraft controls are useless. We are being guided by some unseen force. I see ahead a city!!! It is impossible! Aircraft seems light and oddly buoyant."
"The temperature indicator reads 74 degrees Fahrenheit! I see a sun above us. We are no longer in Antarctica. The landscape below is lush green with lakes and rivers. This is impossible according to our maps!"
These diary entries prove there are warm, inhabitable lands beyond Antarctica. On a globe, this is impossible. On flat earth, it's exactly what you'd expect - vast continents beyond the ice wall that surrounds our world. The government classified these for 60+ years to hide the truth about our flat earth!
Admiral Byrd discovered that Antarctica is not a continent - it's the ice wall that surrounds our flat earth. Beyond it are vast, warm lands that prove we've been lied to about the true size and shape of our world. The government immediately classified everything and created the Antarctic Treaty to prevent further exploration.
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"The land beyond the pole is the center of the great unknown. I'd like to see that land beyond the pole."
- Admiral Byrd, 1947 Radio Interview
⚠️ This interview was immediately banned from replay
"This expedition has opened up a vast new territory. There is a land mass the size of the United States beyond the pole."
- Admiral Byrd, Press Conference, 1947
🚫 All recordings of this press conference were destroyed
"We have found a new world. A world that is more fascinating than any tale from fiction."
- From Byrd's Classified Diary, 1947
📔 Diary was classified for 60+ years
"Antarctica is not what we have been told. There are lands beyond that stretch for thousands of miles."
- Admiral Byrd, Final Interview, 1956
💀 Byrd died mysteriously one year after this statement
Army observers’ report of Task Force 68. Public domain per National Library of Medicine.
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