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Deep Dive on Admiral Richard E. Byrd and Project Highjump Why did the U.S. military feel so compelled to send one of the most highly-decorated WW2 naval admirals to Antarctica over and over again, spending the modern equivalent of billions of dollars to deploy icebreakers, submarines, fighter aircraft and... show more

Ben Wehrman

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Andy2 months ago

The Treaties of Antarctica are there for many reasons. The main one is to withhold the truth of our realm.

Ronnie2 months ago

Our entire history is a big fat lie. We have been kept in the dark all our lives. Why?

Smoked 🚬💀2 months ago

Whats in there and beyond that ice?

Mike McNiece2 months ago

Interesting

Ivy2 months ago

Who is the original creator of this video?

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