Was Bird a PSY_OP- - Antarctica? “Operation Highjump” – Chief Robert Johnson & John B. Lieth

“A place where the Impossible seemed Possible” – Chief Robert Johnson

Compasses would not work right, there was “inner light”, phenomenon that military classified as top secret, underground caverns, warm temperatures, walls that glowed, holes into the inner Earth.

Operation Highjump – it was never just an exercise, 13 ships and 33 aircraft, armored vehicles to study Penguins?

It wasn’t about the weather either.

The snow didn’t behave normally, the team observing it, never returned. The reason given was “severe weather”, but Admiral Richard E. Byrd reported the conditions were not manageable.

Admiral Byrd: “We saw something we weren’t supposed to see and now we can’t go back.”

Operation Highjump ended in 1947 with silence.

Admiral Byrd disappeared from the public.

He once stated that he saw vehicles that could fly from pole to pole in no time.

At the age of 99, Chief Robert Johnson spoke of things he saw. They couldn’t take pictures.

He said he was tired of carrying someone elses silence.

What Johnson says leaves many more questions about the mysterious happenings about other “beings” that may be there.

“They’re not protecting the land, they’re protecting what’s under it.”

Is the Earth “hollow?”

Are there “continents” larger than the ones on the surface of Earth?

Are there Civilizations?

Are there “Aliens?”

Are there a different race of “Humans?”

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John B. Leith was a U.S. intelligence officer who served in the Office of Strategic Services (OSS, the World War II precursor to the CIA) and later collaborated with the CIA on sensitive post-war investigations.

He is best known for his unconventional writings on espionage, extraterrestrial encounters, and fringe historical theories, including claims about "Inner Earth" expeditions and advanced technologies hidden by governments.

Leith's background blends verified wartime service with later declassified OSS/CIA work, though much of his published output ventures into speculative territory often dismissed by mainstream historians.

He passed away in the late 20th century (exact date not widely documented), having lived a post-war life as a journalist before returning to intelligence-related projects.

Book Title
Year
Summary

The Man with the Golden Sword
~1970s (exact date unclear)

Details Leith's OSS missions, including prisoner rescues and post-war Nazi defections observed as Patton's liaison. Focuses on espionage tactics and the human cost of covert ops.
Genesis of the Space Race: The Inner Earth and the Extra Terrestrials
2015 (posthumous compilation?)

Explores WWII-era "round-wing" aircraft development, first contacts with octopus-like extraterrestrials and Yetis, and Admiral Richard E. Byrd's alleged Antarctic expedition to a hidden "Inner Earth" realm. Leith references 300 restricted photos from Byrd's mission and CIA efforts to fabricate polar "holes" myths to deter explorers. Often critiqued for blending fact with fiction (e.g., false claims of Hitler fleeing to "New Berlin" in Antarctica).

Genesis for the New Space Age (related/expanded edition)
1970s–1980s

These books draw from Leith's claimed OSS/CIA access but incorporate unverified elements like hollow Earth access points and papal training (Leith was allegedly trained by Pope Pius XII for missionary work in Ecuador's jungles, tying into his OSS cover stories).

Sources:

1. The Secret -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1L49VC7slk

2. Viktor Van Ophuizen -- https://www.facebook.com/reel/2021031005414638