whether you agree or not you should check out the documentary. I just ordered it on DVD, it was just that good!
Why is it that some think that if its in a "Documentary" that there is any truth in it? Shouldn't this be in the "What If?" forum?
"One little-known aspect (you won't find this in Wikipedia, for example) was the seizure and relocation of the Dutch Kinder Uberraschung industry. The chocolate eggs were originally produced in the Netherlands, and contained tiny, hand-painted Hummel figurines. In 1940, the Nazis captured the factory and relocated it and its workers to a secret underground facility in the Bavarian Alps. In the final days of the war in Europe, the factory was relocated again, transported by huge flying saucers to the Nazi base in New Swabia in Antarctica. The British SAS mission to Antarctica in 1946 revealed that the base had been abandoned, so presumably, the Nazis have been producing Kinder Ei on the far side of the moon for the past sixty-four years."
I have, and I could hardly stop laughing long enough to catch all the silliness it proposed. The History Channel has gone from a "reasonably reliable" offering to one of little use other than entertainment/humor.
Anything that deals with anti-gravity, Nazi UFOs, scientology (my dictionary wants me to capitalize the S but I refuse!), Antarctica Nazi bases, *put random nonsense here*. Gets my "Stamp of Stupidity!" before even watching. Cheers...
I thought my post #29 was very useful LOL And thouroghly fit the subject matter and intent of the thread.