Joseph P Farrell – In the wake of my blogs about the strange goings on in Antarctica lately, several people shared more information about the southern polar continent’s list of visitors, and a very strange list it is indeed. And I thought I’d pass along their findings to the readership here, along with a few remarks and high octane speculations of my own. For example, Mr. D.A. sent along the following list; among the list of visitors to Antarctica, we may now add the fact that former President Bill Clinton visited the Christ Church, New Zealand “Deep Freeze” Base in that city:
President Clinton Visit To The Christchurch International Antarctic Centre And Operation Deepfreeze.
Notably, according to this short article, President Clinton spoke via telephone to the American McMurdo base in Antarctica.
But wait… there’s more.
The list also includes Great Britain’s Prince Harry:
Prince Harry and the Royal Family in the South Pole
According to this article, the visit was a “charity function” for wounded soldiers:
In November 2013, Prince Harry joined one of three teams of wounded servicemen and women to trek to the geographic South Pole for Walking With the Wounded South Pole Allied Challenge.
The three seven-man teams from the UK, Commonwealth and USA departed London for Cape Town on Sunday 17th November to acclimatise at Novolazarevskaya Station, Antarctica.
The expedition to the South Pole began from 87° south on 30th November, with the teams reaching the geographic South Pole on 13th December. Continue reading
Joseph P Farrell – In last Thursday’s News and Views from the Nefarium I spoke about the strangeness going on in Earth’s polar continent, Antarctica, and the strange visitors there over the past few months. It began with the visit of Russian Orthodox Patriarch of Moscow Kirill III, a visit followed by Secretary of State John Kerry, at the height of the American presidential election, which also occurred during an otherwise predominantly diplomatic tour. Then, as I noted in the News and Views, this was followed by the most recent visit of former Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin, who had to be medically evacuated (so we’re told), as his “condition” had “deteriorated.”