tomcat wrote:

There has definitely been a release of information - say, since the 90s?
in many different 'unexplained' areas.
Underwater finds, say of ancient advanced civilisations,
of 'UFO' evidence - and others.
In reading about Nazi Flying Saucers, these are of a particular type -
so they can be identified in photographs. What information there is
available about them, suggests they are in 'isolation' and their
influence/etc is somewhat static.
Perhaps their activity has declined by now, due to their craft being
old and non-functioning now?

> There is a lot of evidence that the Nazi's had flying saucers.  They
> were believed to have 'death ray' weapons onboard.  There is
> speculation that they were unmanned robotic electromagnetic aircraft.
> That 'Foo Fighters', without obvious means of propulsion, buzzed our
> planes in WWII is fact.

In the UFO arena we have to really keep our wits about us. We are battling wishful thinking, crazy notions and strange strange data of high reliability. It is highly unlikely the Nazis had any such vehicles. The Foo fighters were as much beyond them as they were beyond the allies.

There was a lot of technical and scientific innovation during World War 2, but none of it even hints at the physics of reported objects then and now. Physics of the 20th century has nothing to say of these things, that is why they are so anomalous.

The truth is bound to be a lot stranger.

regards,
Peter