Of course some of the details on J. Robert Oppenheimer didn’t make it into this video, or even Nolan’s blockbuster movie. Some details of what Germany achieved during WWII are still classified until 2045. Officially, Werner Heisenberg, who won a Nobel Prize in Physics for coming up with the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle and for being one of the founding fathers of quantum physics – officially he was a genius before WWII, then an incompetent bumbling fool for about six years, then within days of the Americans dropping an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, he was a genius again, who suddenly understood how atomic bombs could be made (again.)

Nothing to see here, (that’s why they needed to classify so much for a hundred years) so move along! Really, there’s nothing interesting about Oppenheimer or Heisenberg or the cargo of German U-boats that landed in the Americas after WWII ended or who accompanied the cargo on the submarines or why Oppenheimer said the Trinity test in New Mexico was not the first atomic detonation or why all the famous physicists on both sides learned to read Sanskrit…. No reason at all for you to want to read

Oppenheimer and Heisenberg: Friends, Enemies and Architects of Destiny

the extended version is now available as a Kindle e-book, as an audiobook, or as a paperback

Dr. Richard Alan Miller’s web site says: “Miller’s research in the field of paranormal began as a graduate physicist working 11 years with Navy Intel (Anesthesiology). His work includes foundational papers on A Holographic Concept of Reality and Embryonic Holography and work with microwaves and synthetic telepathy.  He was used as Timothy Leary’s experimental guinea pig to see what the effects of LSD were when taken by a Mensa level genius. Dr. Miller was the real-life character that the X-Files’ Fox Mulder was based on – investigating unexplained phenomena for Navy Seal Corp and MRU, which put him in the path of many incredible life experiences…. He conducted ESP experiments with astronaut Edgar Mitchell on the dark side of the Moon. He developed early protocols and trained Navy Seals in ESP and Super Soldier techniques.”  If even half of what he claims is true he has been involved in many interesting experiences and experiments.

Here’s an interesting video from Youtube’s “Leak Project” channel with Miller discussing the 12,000 year cycle of pole shift catastrophes wiping out civilizations so thoroughly and quickly that there are no written records left behind:

BTW – it has been a full ten years since I started this wordpress blog. I started in December with no followers and had a whopping 17 views in 2013. Within a few years I was getting over 200,000 views a year… but they changed the algorithms one day and my readership here plunged over 80% overnight. Since then I have tried to change things up but nothing seems to work… on this site. I recently started on substack – and a few other sites to see where to focus my efforts (besides writing my books.) If you like my posts here on wordpress, follow me at https://www.specieslastwords.com/ because it looks like that’s where my upcoming podcasts and other commentary merit more of my time and effort. Thank you!

Oppenheimer and Heisenberg: Friends, Enemies, and Architects of Destiny 

The new version has a slightly different opening:

Most people know Oppenheimer as the leader of the Manhattan Project – the organization that developed the atomic bomb for the United States in World War II. Some also recognize the name Heisenberg. Not the Walter White character from Breaking Bad, but Nazi Germany’s top theoretical physicist. In 1928 these two were friends working on co-authoring research together. In the years that followed both learned to read Sanskrit because they wanted to make sure they didn’t misunderstand anything in India’s ancient texts.  They soon gave the world their best work, with new concepts like quantum physics, black holes, and uncertainty.  In 1939 Heisenberg was in the United States, when Oppenheimer said Hitler was a menace and they should work together against the Nazis.  Heisenberg disagreed; he felt that Hitler and the Nazis were a passing fad that wouldn’t last long – and that Germany needed him.  Heisenberg returned home, and by 1942 they were on opposite sides of an atomic arms race. 

One man almost helped the Nazis achieve an atomic victory. Fortunately others steered events in another direction; making sure Hitler was unable to nuke New York and Moscow to win the war. There is also a third nuclear scientist central to this story, one who is almost unknown – but he was just as important as Oppenheimer or Heisenberg. You might be surprised by the details, because the truth is not as simple as the lies which have been substituted as history. If you want to learn why the race to use the first atomic bombs was much closer than we were taught, you’ve got the right book.

If you’re interested in the men who worked on atomic bomb projects and want to know the truth – there are fascinating stories completely edited out of the official narrative and replaced with politically convenient lies. Several mainstream books and movies are good (I have American Prometheus and Heisenberg’s War: The Secret History of the German Bomb on my desk right now and highly recommend them) but they aren’t going to tell you some of the most interesting things that actually happened. There has been a very long cover up that only started to unravel in the 1990s. If you think you know everything about the German or American atomic bomb projects, or how far along German progress really got, or the relevance of ancient India to this topic – then you should write a book too! But if that sounds like there might be something interesting you haven’t learned all about yet – 78 years have passed since 1945 – it’s time you learn the real deal.

The extended versions need at least a few more days before they’ll be available. Until then, satisfy your curiosity with the short version I put out as an ebook in July – I reduced the price to $2.99

Oppenheimer and Heisenberg: Friends, Enemies, and Architects of Destiny 

If you clicked on this post but for some reason have no interest in clicking on the link to my book, and you still haven’t seen the Oppenheimer movie – here’s a review by one of the smartest guys I know of (I would hate to have to debate Ben Shapiro on anything) singing the movie’s praises.