SNEAK PEAK (Part V)

Highlights from the next part in the series where we discover the origins of "Spirits" who are the "Dead Giants" and how the Germans stepped it up in the war after the Nazi SS started giving out drugs becoming the official nation to be called the "Grandaddy of Meth." During WW2 German soldiers were taking a "medicine" called Pervitin, this stimulant contained pure methamphetamine, which we know today as "Crystal Meth."

Old west movies filmed in Utah of John Wayne and others by Hollywood would lead the way as a front with German Spies, following the trail down into the Sedona/Verde Valley region.

The documentary has been in the making for some time of how the Egyptians, Romans, and other cultures, including the NAZI SS came into the Sedona/Verde Valley region looking for something. Some have speculated a group of "Nazi Spies" traveled with Hollywood covertly to explore some of the forbidden places on Native American grounds where petroglyphs were found.

This takes you from a flying Kokopelli Datactable with wings V1 known to blow things up, to the High Command Nazi SS Meth, which was "all said to come from following the petroglyphs and making contact with otherworldly beings."

The Nazi SS was looking for angelic beings and giants, after all, is that who gave them their technology? Who would have thought to turn a vice into a super weapon by placing wings on a vibrator? Who thought of turning an ordinary plant into a special SS lightning for the whole with Meth? Who gave the Germans this technology which almost made them seem unstoppable in the war?

Part 3
https://rumble.com/v2exx0k-hitler-and-nazi-ss-spun-out-on-meth.html

PART 1 https://rumble.com/v2ev6sg-nazis-ss-in-arizona.html

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