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The SS Brotherhood of the Bell: Nasa's Nazis, JFK, And Majic-12 | 
 enlarge | Author: Joseph P. Farrell
Publisher: Adventures Unlimited Press
Category: Book
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Rating:  16 reviews
Sales Rank: 15495
Media: Paperback
Pages: 459
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Dimensions (in): 8.8 x 6 x 1.1
ISBN: 1931882614
Dewey Decimal Number: 940
EAN: 9781931882613
ASIN: 1931882614
Publication Date: August 15, 2006
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In 1945, a mysterious Nazi secret weapons project code-named The Bell left its underground bunker in lower Silesia, with its project documentation, and the 4-star SS general Hans Kammler. Taken aboard a massive six engine Junkers 390 ultra-long range aircraft, The Bell, Kammler, and all project records disappeared completely, along with the gigantic Junkers 390 carrying them. It has been speculated that it flew to Argentina. As a prelude to this disappearing act, the SS murdered most of the scientists and technicians involved with the project, a secret weapon that, according to one German Nobel prize-winning physicist, was given a classification of decisive for the war -- the highest security classification. Offered here is a range of exotic technologies the Nazis researched, and challenges to the conventional views of the end of World War Two, the Roswell incident, and the beginning of MAJIC-12, the government s alleged secret team of UFO investigators.
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 Revelations of a global conspiracy - truth or untruth? January 8, 2007
Jersey Kid (Katy, Texas, America!)
76 out of 86 found this review helpful
Joseph P. Farrell's The SS Brotherhood of the Bell continues the author's work - brought out in the so-called Giza trilogy and the "Reich of the Black Sun" - advocating that the general public has been deceived by its leaders for the better part of the 20th Century, and that the deception has been exacerbated in the new century. Mr. Farrell's contention is that there is an alternative doctrine of physics that - if studied and understood by experts and laymen - provides a general set of explanations for a variety of "mysteries" in our world such as UFOs. At the risk of grossly mis-stating the author's explanation, it seems to me that this "ether physics" is based broadly on the notion that our very environment is alive with energy rather than objects within the environment being the source of energy. The most notable result of this theory is that an object would be able to move through the environment by creating shifts in the ether. Call it whatever you wish, but this caused me to simplify the theory down to magnetic power...
Central to his premise is also the need to accept that - if ether physics are valid - then there has been a systematic and prolonged effort by those in power to hide this information from us. And, further accepting the credo that "knowledge is power" as the justification for such actions, one is directed by the author towards the conclusion that a worldwide entity larger than any single government is manipulating our lives.
Farrell contends that while ether physics is not a new theory. In fact, in his earlier books on the pyramids at Giza being sources of ether-physics-related power, this science is virtually antediluvian. It was, however, Nazi Germany and its links to the occult that caused resurgence in experimentation into ether physics in terms of its military potential. While discussing various technologies - as he did in his earlier book Reich of the Black Sun - the center-piece of this book is an alleged experiment that is more-or-less eponymous with the title of this book.
The bare details are this: the Germans were experimenting with high speed magnetic rotation of various elements. The results of these experiments are mysterious, deadly and, in some cases, contradictory, depending upon references. Core to this part of the story is published material from a Polish research named Igor Witkowski. He claims to have accessed documents that were held in the former German Democratic Republic but are now being accessed with the collapse of Communism. It is Witkowski's work - also cited heavily in Nick Cook's The Hunt for Zero Point - that is the basis for the bell-related information in Farrell's book.
All concerned conclude their stories with the scientific equipment and records being taken by SS Obergruppenfuehrer Hans Kammler, a real person who had virtual total control of the German secret programs in the 1944/1945 timeframe. But, with Witkowski and Cook are somewhat vague about what happened with the end of World War two, Farrell is adamant in his belief that Kammler and other former regime members were able to cut deals with all the allied powers and, in doing so, were able to establish themselves as an extra-national entity that operates to this day. This entity has been able to maintain itself by nefarious actions that, Farrell implies, may have included the assassination of John F. Kennedy!
As part of this startling allegation, Farrell continues on to presents his view that the entity that is controlling and manipulating the post-modern world is dominated by a "next-generation" Nazis who have taken over the older more established behind the scenes New World order groups such as the Illuminati, the Council and Foreign Relations and Skull and Bones. Thus, the author states that Bush, pere and fils, along with John Kerry are either willing accomplices or subjugated dupes.
What is true and what is not true in this book is a matter of personal choice. While one can say, "You cannot make this stuff up!" it is also clear that one could. In light of this, The SS Brotherhood of the Bell falls into the same literary/historical niche as such events as The Philadelphia Experiment and Roswell, where it is certain something happened but the details and the actual accuracy of those details is extremely unclear.
As I implied, it is up to each and every reader of this book to make his/her rational decision about whether or not to believe all or some of what is contained in this book.
 THE TRUTH ABOUT ROSWELL AND THE 20TH CENTURY! August 2, 2006
Adventure Man (Rancho Mirage, CA)
19 out of 23 found this review helpful
One of the very best explanations about the legendary Roswell Incident and the best answer to technological and political phenomena of the second half of the Twentieth Century. This book will convince you, or else you just don't want to know the truth. The Bell was the biggest technological breakthrough since those of Nikola Tesla, whose work and knowledge (along with ancient texts) inspired the device. Farrell presents an extremely well-documented, exhaustively researched and intelligently composed argument that common-sense thinkers will rejoice over. Farrell's cumulative work finds a summation in SS BROTHERHOOD OF THE BELL that everyone can grasp, and few can legitimately deny possesses veracity.
If you want to get at the truth of what's been going on since World War Two, you must read this book.
An outstanding read.
Excellent research October 2, 2006
L. Peeters (Belgium)
16 out of 20 found this review helpful
This book has for me the same high value as "Hitlers flying saucers" by Henry Stevens. The research is first class, especially because dr. Farrell sees the big picture and is able to connect seemingly different subjects. It never stops fascinating me how nazi Germany was able, before and in the war, to develop such things as rockets, electronics, radar, LASERS, grasers and the science fiction stuff we are only now discovering in the open literature. They were twenty to fourty years ahead of their time ! The book includes photos of german wartime electonic achievements like a miniature klystron (thumbnail dimensions) by Telefunken and the worlds first integrated circuit (photo by British intelligence). This book is a must have for the serious researcher of the terrestrial origins of (most)UFO's.
 Ask Not For Whom The Bell Tolls.... July 9, 2007
Philip A. Foster (Fort Thomas, KY USA)
14 out of 22 found this review helpful
Better yet, don't ask about the bell at all. Warning: This is not a positive review! Mr. Farrell writes with an engaging style and supports his work with apparent research but I haven't checked any of it and won't.
After reading Nick Cook's "The Hunt For Zero Point", I was hoping to learn more about this fascinating branch of Nazi research and perhaps breakthrough technology. The mystery of what happened to all of it is compelling. AS Mr. Cook demonstrated, there is a real story here. Unfortunately, this book isn't the place to look. Ecouraged by Mr. Farrell's engaging writing, I read along and suddenly found myself realizing that I was in the midst of a paranoic rant and collection of conspiracy theories that would fill an entire psychology book. The style and tone of the book are completely at odds with the incoherent pastiche of interlocking conspiracies that populate the chapters. It was like a conversation with an asylum inmate who seems sane until he starts talking about JFK assasinations related to UFO's and time travelers. Run away from this as fast as you can. If it's all intended as a put-on joke, I'm sorry I didn't get it.
The Nazis are still here??!! September 1, 2007
Nerdius Maximus
12 out of 21 found this review helpful
It starts with a rambling history of the Nazi experiments with levitation, atomic power, and zero point energy. I say rambling, because in contrast to the book that got me started on this subject was "The Hunt for Zero Point" by Nick Cook, which is a very grounded (no pun intended) and less fringy take on the subject. Very well written, too.
Now, back to the book by Farrell:
Okay, the Nazi scientists emigrated to the US to work on our space program. Okay, I buy that. He goes into a lot of speculation about stealth technology (again, see Cooks book for a better take) and the physics of levitation generated by Mercury spinning really really fast, which was mentioned in some ancient Sanskrit text... THEN, Farrell drops some hokey documents on our lap and says that the Nazis helped orchestrate the JFK assassination and, by the way, we may already have a base on the Moon and Mars.
Huh? You have to read it to follow the chain of information. It IS compelling, but it just makes the author sound like a maniac, who, in his acknowledgements, thanks his parents for letting him set up camp in their basement to write this book. Obviously a book meant for the subculture of people who are convinced the Chupacabra is the pet dog of the Grey aliens, and he got lost on his way to Bigfoot's house.
Yeah. He also acknowledges David Hatcher Childress, who... well, just do a search for the books he is attached to to see where HE is coming from. Fringe-o-philes...
Interesting pile of ideas in here to fuel some comic book writer somewhere. If taken for what it is, it reads like a weird espionage alternate history sci-fi. For that point along, I give it three stars.
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