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Time Travel Is Possible at the Tip of the South Fork
Camp Hero, in Montauk, is the East Coast’s Area 51: older, not as sprawling, a little bit stuffier. Now decommissioned, it was a vast underground warren of laboratories staffed by scientists from Brookhaven Labs, a little farther west, and devoted to teleportation (an off-label application of Albert Einstein’s unified theory, supervised at the start by Einstein himself), time travel, and mind control (Camp Hero’s radar frequency was said to be perfect for such experiments). Its existence was revealed by a man named Al Bielek, who came forward in the late eighties with recovered memories of working as a scientist on the infamous Philadelphia Experiment, a forerunner to the Montauk Project, where an entire Navy ship was teleported, with dire consequences for some of the crew. While working at Camp Hero, Bielek lived some of the time in Los Angeles—and commuted to the East Coast, he says, by time tunnel.
It’s Not Far From the Government’s Grotesque Animal-Hybridization Factory
That’s Plum Island, a bio-research facility whose Building 257 also gave us Lyme disease, West Nile virus, and duck enteritis, at least according to author Michael Carroll.
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'US Navy sailors FUSED to USS Eldridge warship during Navy stealth trials'
Conspiracy theory claims US Navy sailors were 'FUSED' to ship
The horrific allegations came as a result of Albert Einstein-led stealth experiments aimed at giving Allied battleships the ability to disappear.
The bizarre research, which has become known as the Philadelphia Experiment, has led to eye-witnesses claiming a US Navy destroyer escort called USS Eldridge even matter-transported from one naval yard to another.
But the whole project was then considered so volatile it was shelved and classified at a level beyond Top Secret.
The Philadelphia Experiment – sometimes called Project Rainbow – has been a major conspiracy theory for decades but gathers new advocates every year as actual cloaking technology advances to fulfill the Second World War claims.
According to supporters of the claims Einstein, who worked for the US Navy during the war, was drafted in during 1942 amid catastrophic allied losses of ships to German U-Boat submarines.
Author and researcher Robert Goerman said: “The Navy used a variation of Albert Einstein’s Unified Field Theory and they used it to bend light to render the ship invisible as it was encased in this electro-magnetic fog.”
Alfred Bielek, who claims to have be