PHOTO: Haunebu 2.7 - UFO / OVNI - NAZI Spinning Disc (VRIL) Technology

Haunebu 2.7

Photo of the Nazi Haunebu 2.7 craft.  It is not known (to this author) if this model, or any of the Haunebu line, is capable of space flight.  To be certain, "experimental" military and commercially-based craft are not unique to Nazi Germany -- in fact, some models are no longer considered "experimental," or even Classified.

Criminal elements, most of which have (Naval) military training, use these craft to transport illegal goods -- and abduct innocent civilians for highly illegal medical experiments.  Criminal misrepresentation of this kind is sometimes known as a MISO.  Most of these criminals work for criminal governmental agencies, such as the CIA, DHS, and DoD.  UFO hoaxes are perpetrated to befuddle the public, and distract law enforcement agencies, and eyewitnesses are murdered wholesale, or discredited through a variety of despicable methodologies.

The criminal US military obeys no known authority, and is registered as a known and hostile terrorist entity.  The Nazi Haunebu line may still be in use today, but far more efficient models have been developed since the production of the [German] Nazi Haunebu.

© The Weirding, 2018

Haunebu III Flying Saucer - UFO / OVNI Korea, 1959

Haunebu - Korea, 1959

This is a photo of a Haunebu aircraft taken over Korea in 1959. Haunebu was a known Nazi program allegedly in development prior to WWII. The model above is most likely a Haunebu III, according to reports. While the program and vehicles are real, many of the photographs and lore surrounding the program is counter-intelligence, so knowing for certain what is factual and what is cleverly manufactured propaganda is difficult -- especially for the untrained layman.

Haunebu and VRIL technology are often associated with the "Vril Society" and "Nordic Aliens"- - neither of which exist, nor ever did; this is counter-intelligence. The Haunebu craft employed something known as VRIL technology.

© The Weirding, 2017

PHOTO: Foo Fighters - WWII Bogies

Foo Fighters

This photo shows (possibly) German "foo fighters" chasing an American bomber across the European Theater in WWII. Foo fighters may have been among the first unmanned drones used in war. It is possible they used VRIL technology, and may have been an extension of the Haunebu Program.

Foo fighters -- also known as bogies -- were reportedly unarmed, and apparently used for surveillance.

© The Weirding, 2017

VRIL and the Nazi Haunebu Program of WWII

Haunebu

A lot of ink and pixels have been spilled to debunk and disprove the Nazi VRIL and Haunebu programs, especially in the West. Some of these authors and investigators have been well-meaning, however misguided, but others have purposefully spread co-intel to muddy the waters.

While fanciful stories regarding the Occult and Venusian spacewomen (as well as Nordic Aliens) can be easily dismissed, many videos and information concerning the VRIL and Haunebu programs have been declassified and are available online, and elsewhere. The best way of knowing that there is some truth to them is, of course, the fact that they are routinely removed; if they were propaganda or misinformation, they would be more readily-accessible -- the way the stories regarding VRIL Occultists and ponytailed, psychic Venusians are.

There was no "Vril Society," nor any Nordic aliens; this was a cover story for VRIL technology used by Nazi Germany and their allies in their Haunebu program during WWII, specifically in the European Theater.

The German V-2 rocket is thought to have been the first man-made craft to reach space on either October 3^rd, 1942 or in 1944 (discounting ancient astronaut theories), and the term "foo fighter" comes from the glowing orbs Allied WWII pilots saw during flights in the European and Pacific Theaters. The first US rocket to reach space did not do so until 1949, several years after Operation: Paperclip nabbed Nazi scientists and researchers.

One of the "smoking guns" in this covert history is the fact that Prescott Bush was indicted for funding both sides of WWII. Ford Motor Company, IBM, Hugo Boss, Standard Oil of New Jersey, and many other American-based corporations and businesses, supplied the Nazis -- and the swastika existed in numerous cultures long before, including some Native American tribes (in which it allegedly meant "war"). Even George Soros, one of the primary financial supporters of Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign, collaborated with the Nazis ("This video [was] removed for violating YouTube's Terms of Service." - which is clear evidence of a conspiracy constituting Crimes Against Humanity - 2019).

While some of these tests were clearly successful, there is no real way of knowing how successful, nor how many vehicles were made and put into use -- or for how long. Some of the pictures appear to have been doctored by propagandists, while others appear to be of decommissioned craft that may have been prototypes, models, or simple mock-ups. Others clearly show armed, apparently operational, saucer-shaped vehicles of a strikingly similar nature. WWII was the beginning of "The Space Race."

Alien life is almost certain, mathematically speaking if nothing else, but the Nazi/Axis space programs -- specifically the VRIL and Haunebu programs -- were very real, and the craft that came from those flew not only in WWII, but served as the foundation for some modern-day craft, as well. Whether or not the Nazi Haunebu models, or any craft using VRIL technology, are capable of space travel or are in use today remains unknown to this author.

© The Weirding, 2017

Haunebu Test Flight, 1939

1939 Haunebu Test Flight (Video)

Declassified video showing the 1939 Haunebu test flight, allegedly in Nazi Germany. The Nazis were developing saucer-shaped aircraft using spinning disc technology before WWII. American forces first encountered Nazi UFO aircraft in WWII, terming them "foo fighters." It was not until 1947 that the term "flying saucer" became a staple in American households, thanks to a sighting by Kenneth Arnold. 

The video appears to have been removed but may be avilable elsehwere.

© The Weirding, 2016

Japanese PM's Wife Rode Spaceship to Venus, Married the Alien

Miyuki Hatoyama, wife of Japan's prime minister-elect, wrote about a close encounter she claims to have had some 20+ years ago. In her autobiography, Very Strange Things I have Encountered, Miyuki says her "soul" was taken aboard a "triangular" spacecraft one night "While [her] body was asleep." She says the spacecraft took her to Venus, which she described as "a very beautiful place and... very green."

Miyuki told her now ex-husband about the event and he told her it was just a dream, but she obviously believes there was more to it than that. She later married Yukio Hatoyama, who will take office as Japan's Prime Minister this September. Miyuki herself pursued a career in acting in the 1960s, then moved to America and penned several cookbooks.

Hatoyama was once nicknamed "the alien" because of his prominent eyes.

© C Harris Lynn, 2009

Japanese Schoolgirl Pays Phone Bill by Prostituting

A 37-year old mother and 47-year old stepfather were sentenced to jail terms and fined substantially for forcing their daughter to prostitute herself to pay for her mobile phone bill. A court heard testimony as to how the girl was forced to perform "an indecent sex act" on a man in a hotel room after school in February for about $175.

Japan is the world's biggest cellular market and an estimated 96% of all highschool students have their own mobile phones. This has led to a multitude of social issues concerning the devices, most specifically "cellular-bullying." I find the concept intriguing and it's obviously akin to cyberbullying, but the article does not detail it, so I'm not sure what it entails, exactly. Many districts have since banned cellphones from school premises.

An underage prostitution ring was uncovered earlier this year, sending explicit pictures and messages over their phones and arranging encounters with customers.

© C Harris Lynn, 2009

The Japanese Love Their Manholes

Stop it right now. Apparently, there is such a large community of manhole afficionados in Japan that a new website has been launched featuring pictures of the best. along with details as to their location. Japan is a country known for their many and varied fetishes, and while this one barely meets the criteria for fetishism, what is less well-known is that Japanese manholes feature artistic representations of many cultural events, icons, and associated sights and scenes.

Ittemia Zensen allows users to upload pictures of manhole covers along with GPS information on its location. The website was designed to merge online and offline experiences, as well as discover obscure treasures in the manhole hobby (cut it out). It also features pages dedicated to other motifs, like traffic signs and train station signs.

In 1983, the Construction Ministry demanded manufacturers create manhole covers with distinct designs to raise awareness of sewer construction. 20 sewer manhole covers were selected. Now, local municipalities compete to have their design chosen.

© C Harris Lynn, 2008

Making Sense of the Tokyo Attacks

Mourners and gawkers line the street where a 25-year old man drove a van into the crowd and began stabbing people in Tokyo yesterday.

Water pools on the streets where emergency workers washed away the blood of the wounded, scrambling under makeshift, green tarps to revive the random stabbing victims. The young man said he was "tired of life" and came to Tokyo because he wanted to kill people.

Japan is not known for its violent crime, but such attacks have risen in recent years. As we reported earlier, murder seems to be on the rise and, in particular, knife attacks similar to the one above have become more prevalent. This is the third such attack this year.

No one yet knows what motivated this young man's attack on random passersby, but while it may turn out to be the lone actions of a deranged mind, others suggest sociological factors as the driving force.

Japan is known to be intolerant of failure and "outsiders." Those who do not work or try to fit-in are often subjected to cruelty and shunning by the Japanese society, and recent economic changes have widened the gap between the Haves and Have-Nots. Many are saying increasing sociological pressures are causing these violent outbursts.

And it is important to point-out that sociological factors are very real and have a very real influence on the individual. In the town in which I live, I am the outsider and the pressure to fit-in can be horrendous. Further, it gave them "the right" to imprison me, deny my Civil Rights, issue death threats, and harass me to the point that I am considering legal actions! In one sense, I understand that I simply do not "fit-in" here and this is the ignorant, unwashed masses' way of telling me so; on the other, if I could afford to move somewhere else right away, I certainly would have done so by now!

In Decatur County, TN, I have been spit at; sneered at; pulled over numerous times for no reason (they were "checking all cars for registration," even though they only stopped me, had no roadblock, and were gone when I came back through a few minutes later); I was entrapped and arrested (the officer told me he could not talk to me unless I came outside and he wasn't leaving until I did, when I complied, he arrested me for "public drunk") and had the charges changed no less than four times; people have intentionally cut in front of me in lines at the store, stood in front of the meat counter and refused to move, refused to wait on me; the list goes on.

One day, a state trooper saw a friend and I walking into a store, so he literally pulled a U-turn in the middle of the street, stopping traffic in both directions, sped into the parking lot and screeched to a halt, leapt from the car and ran into the store, where he pulled his gun and asked the cashier if "there is a problem here"! Everyone in the store was shocked and frightened. After the cashier assured him there was no problem and the state trooper had reholstered his gun, he continued to stare us down until we'd finished out purchase and left the store.

I would be lying if I said I had never thought of just cutting-loose and lashing-out in a fury!

The difference is that I have a lot to lose. Certainly not much in the way of finances or the like, but I enjoy my life and (online) lifestyle, as well as my freedom; I value what little I have more than vengeance. But it isn't always easy to hold it all together.

Now consider the young and disenfranchised who feels he has nothing to lose - and, more often than not, doesn't! Even if the individual is not "deranged" chemically or genetically, such continuous pressure and subjugation to abuse certainly leaves its mark.

© C Harris Lynn, 2008

The Japanese Are Into Cutting

Excepting organized crime syndicates, violent crimes are generally rare in Japan. However, it seems that when they do occur, they occur with ferocity, in numbers, and... with knives.

Yesterday, a Japanese man drove into a crowd and began stabbing people at random. While no one has died yet, at least one victim was in serious condition and several others either lost so much blood that they fell unconscious or were otherwise knocked-out. Police arrested a suspect on the scene.

Just over two months ago, a similar attack took place near Tokyo, when a 24-year old man went on a killing spree, later telling police, "I just wanted to kill anyone." Already wanted for a separate killing that had occurred the previous week, the killer ran through a crowded mall, stabbing and slashing at random. One victim died and seven others were wounded.

In 2007, a teenaged boy brought his mother's severed head into a police station, while in 2004, man killed seven members of his family in two different houses before burning his own home to the ground. In January of last year, a wife admitted to killing and dismembering her husband and dumping his body parts around Tokyo. A few months later, another leg was found in the city.

While violent crimes are rare in Japan, they do seem to be on the rise - particularly in and around Tokyo.

© C Harris Lynn, 2008

Japanese Woman Squatting in Closet

A 58-year old Japanese woman was found squatting in a 57-year old Japanese man's closet.

After food began disappearing from his refrigerator, the man installed a surveillance camera in his home. He took the tape to police when he discovered it showed an unknown woman hanging-about his place in his absence.

The police searched his residence and found the woman in a closet. The closet was just big enough to fit the mattress she had brought with her. Police do not know how she got into the residence undetected, but believe she has been living there, off and on, about a year. They currently think the woman has been "closet-surfing" - living in different peoples' closets for short periods of time - for a while now.

© C Harris Lynn, 2008

Japanese Dog Seeks Salvation

Conan, Spiritual Chihuahua

Joei Yoshikuni was just trying to get his pet chihuahua, Conan, to be still while he prayed. Conan decided he might as well make good use of his quiet-time -- so he, too, took up the priest's ritual!

Attendance at the Buddhist Jegenin temple has risen 30% since then, with many followers attending services just to watch the little pooch pray. But, while he clasps his forepaws to his head, "It's not like we can teach him to cross his legs," Yoshikuni said.

© C Harris Lynn, 2008

Photo swiped from dogonews.com

Japanese Gov. Spokesman: "UFOs Definitely Exist"

An opposition lawmaker, Democratic Party of Japan's Ryuji Yamane, lodged formal demands for an inquiry into UFOs. The official government reply was that the Japanese air force has never spotted any UFOs, but they have jets ready and willing to scramble and intercept any craft entering their constantly-monitored airspace.

While they released an official reply stating that, "it had not confirmed sightings of unidentified flying objects believed to be from outer space," Chief Cabinet Secretary, Nobutaka Machimura told reporters he, "definitely believes they exist."

Reporters are said to have burst into laughter.

The Healing Touch - Reiki

I have discussed the power of healing touch therapy for years now. I may not have touched (eek!) upon it here in print, but healing touch therapy is a lot more powerful than most "accredited" science would have you believe.  This practice, developed in 1922, is known as Reiki.

In short, the therapist focuses on certain energy points -- upper body, mostly -- such as the head and shoulders. The, usually gentle, touching of these areas has a freeing result. My theory is that it correlates to the idea that these are "No"-zones -- areas considered intimate by many, and so off-limits to strangers and others with whom we are unfamiliar. The direct stimulation of these spots in non-intimate ways results in emotional changes that allow relaxation.

I am not suggesting that touch therapy brings upon any changes in the person's actual sense of awareness; touch therapy does not, in itself, induce an altered state of consciousness. However, it does result in a state of relaxation most people do not regularly experience. It's akin to being in the company of friends and others you trust, allowing you to let down your guard against the outside world.

With your energy freed to focus on other things, you can better attune yourself to your health. I would venture to say that people in general (particularly Americans) are fairly self-involved -- whether due to sociological concerns or inherent needs of survival -- so this redirected energy tends to point itself toward healing one's wounds. That garbled mess of stumbling is to say that, when you are comfortable, you can focus on healing.

Whether or not my theory holds true is still widely-debated, but this recent report shows that more and more of the medical community is starting to accept that, whatever the reasoning behind it, touch therapy does have some medical validity.

UPDATE:  I learned that this is known as Reiki.  Numerous links, particularly regarding Health and Medication, in several posts have been removed by parties unknown (military). - 2018

Things What Done Fell From the Sky - Money in Japan

Money is not only appearing in mailboxes in Japan, but literally falling from the sky!

While there are some accounts of money having fallen from the sky previously (some of which we have reported, and there are many more to come), this seems to be the work of some specific person or group. Japanese officials think it may be a city official or someone involved in a new-age religion.

Over the past year or so, envelopes stuffed with cash have been found in mens’ restrooms and even in their mailboxes. The recipients are urged to do good deeds and many thought the whole thing was some kind of prank. Once they discovered the money was real, many of them became spooked and contacted police. No one knows who is doing this.

Last week, money was seen falling inexplicably in front of a convenience store. There was no visible source. While some people took the money, most “People thought it was too eerie to touch,” according to one police official. The recovered sum was ¥96,000.

On July 6^th, a woman was startled to notice paper money falling from the sky on a bridge she was walking across. Many people picked the money up, but there was no immediate source of the “drop-off.”

Whales and Whaling

The whales in the Sacramento River are still about 45 miles from the open sea and experts worry that they will be impeded by encounters with large ships as they move toward San Francisco Bay.

In other whale news, Japan has angered anti-whaling groups and nations by insisting on including humpback whales in their Antarctic hunt.  I was a little miffed after hearing some very angry Japanese people on the news last night, loudly and aggressively decrying their right to hunt and eat whale meat as it was a part of their culture.  That, to me, is a lot like a Southern, American, white man declaring his right to enslave people for work on his plantation because it's part of his "history."

But then, I remembered that Alaskans are allowed to hunt whales and I thought there just might be a double-standard.  That's before you take into account simple geography.

Japan may have a cultural history of whaling and eating whale meat, but Japan is a major superpower.  They also have a cultural history of hara-kiri, but you don't hear too many of them insisting on the right to practice that, now do you?  Alaskans, on quite the other hand, are very limited as to what they can do.  Japan can have pretty much anything it wants or needs delivered within hours, whereas Alaskans do not have this luxury.  Further, the number of Alaskans who reserve the right to whale is far fewer than the Japanese who want the same rights.

The very simple fact of the matter is that the world has changed: Many species of whales are endangered, so the social responsibility we all bear is clear.  Were these whales readily-available and numerous, I would have no problem with anyone whaling all day long; since this is not the case, Japan has to step up to the plate and accept that this is part of their cultural history that must be let go of in favor of modern concerns.