Teh One Who Knocks
09-05-2018, 11:37 AM
By Martina Bet - The Express
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A SELF-PROFESSED time traveller has shockingly stated Germany had won World War 2, but a time machine in London changed the course of history to help out the Allies, in a bizarre video.
The man, who said he did not want to be named "for his own security", told conspiracy theory youtube channel Apex TV that he knows “information which is very serious, and which can shock everyone”.
The time traveller said he lived in London several years ago and worked for a secret laboratory called “Globus”, which experimented with many revolutionary technologies, including time machines.
He claimed the projects were financed by the US, Russia and Britain but these countries used the time travelling machine for their own purposes.
The supposed time traveller said: “Friendly speaking, it was said many changes were done in World War 2 and Germany did not lose the victory.
“France, Ukraine, Denmark, Austria and Poland were under its control.
“Of course the war was suspended and it is said that many techniques were sent to help Europe to win Germany.”
In the bonkers clip, the alleged time traveller added that "nowadays Britain is bigger because it enlarges its area with the help of that machine" and thousands of helicopters were sent during a centuries-old war between England and Scotland.
Astonishingly, the man also claimed: "Russia changed something in Russian-Turkish war.
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"The city Krasnodor belonged to Turkey but Russia took it.
"And Arizona and California belonged to Mexico.
"Now they are parts of the US.
"All these happened by the help of that magic machine."
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The man said thousands of helicopters were sent during the war between England and Scotland
Some people on social media showed enthusiasm for the story whilst others claimed are "still waiting for solid proof".
One said: "I am very skeptical of this man's story...
"Many unanswered questions and his explanation was too vague to be taken seriously."
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A SELF-PROFESSED time traveller has shockingly stated Germany had won World War 2, but a time machine in London changed the course of history to help out the Allies, in a bizarre video.
The man, who said he did not want to be named "for his own security", told conspiracy theory youtube channel Apex TV that he knows “information which is very serious, and which can shock everyone”.
The time traveller said he lived in London several years ago and worked for a secret laboratory called “Globus”, which experimented with many revolutionary technologies, including time machines.
He claimed the projects were financed by the US, Russia and Britain but these countries used the time travelling machine for their own purposes.
The supposed time traveller said: “Friendly speaking, it was said many changes were done in World War 2 and Germany did not lose the victory.
“France, Ukraine, Denmark, Austria and Poland were under its control.
“Of course the war was suspended and it is said that many techniques were sent to help Europe to win Germany.”
In the bonkers clip, the alleged time traveller added that "nowadays Britain is bigger because it enlarges its area with the help of that machine" and thousands of helicopters were sent during a centuries-old war between England and Scotland.
Astonishingly, the man also claimed: "Russia changed something in Russian-Turkish war.
http://imagizer.imageshack.com/img922/725/8iVjws.jpg
"The city Krasnodor belonged to Turkey but Russia took it.
"And Arizona and California belonged to Mexico.
"Now they are parts of the US.
"All these happened by the help of that magic machine."
http://imagizer.imageshack.com/img922/10/Jiad60.jpg
The man said thousands of helicopters were sent during the war between England and Scotland
Some people on social media showed enthusiasm for the story whilst others claimed are "still waiting for solid proof".
One said: "I am very skeptical of this man's story...
"Many unanswered questions and his explanation was too vague to be taken seriously."