Question for flat earthers

[Sarah]

Peace

I understand about the arctic treaty and military presence. But if there is an ice wall all around the world, then it's guarded at every point? If everyday people wanted to travel there, they could from every country since it apparently surrounds all of the earth. So why hasn't everybody ever managed? Surely not every single part of the ice wall is guarded? That would require a lot of military presence circling the entire world?

Why isn't there at least one photograph of the dome? Apparently, it's made of ice as well. I've only read some accounts of it from sailors from the 1800s-1900s but that's all and they presented no evidence of the dome so we have to take their word for it (just like with NASA and their composite images and fisheye lenses).

However, it is peculiar that Richard E Bird called one of their projects, operation fishbowl as far as I can remember. It's also strange that you can't visit Antarctica (unless you're near the edge but then no further). I doubt it's because they care for our health or to protect wildlife. It seems like they're hiding something.

[tlihawa]

Salam Sarah,

Peace

I understand about the arctic treaty and military presence. But if there is an ice wall all around the world, then it's guarded at every point? If everyday people wanted to travel there, they could from every country since it apparently surrounds all of the earth. So why hasn't everybody ever managed? Surely not every single part of the ice wall is guarded? That would require a lot of military presence circling the entire world?

Why isn't there at least one photograph of the dome? Apparently, it's made of ice as well. I've only read some accounts of it from sailors from the 1800s-1900s but that's all and they presented no evidence of the dome so we have to take their word for it (just like with NASA and their composite images and fisheye lenses).

However, it is peculiar that Richard E Bird called one of their projects, operation fishbowl as far as I can remember. It's also strange that you can't visit Antarctica (unless you're near the edge but then no further). I doubt it's because they care for our health or to protect wildlife. It seems like they're hiding something.

I think there are only two option available to go to Antarctica, it's from Australia or South America. So even though we want to go there, we still have to go through these two gates. There is no direct transportation from another countries.

I think the dome color is black as iron color, as the sky color. You can see this black color from a height, covering all the way to the horizon,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3vr_f3_SAg

This dome seems to be far behind the ice wall. From Richard E Byrd's interview, he said that there is still a large area behind what they call the south pole.

because this area is beyond the reach of the sun even for the tropic of Capricorn trajectory, you can imagine how cold and dark this area.

Peace

[good logic]

Peace Sarah..
For info:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06bvdFK3vVU

GOD bless you.
Peace

[hawk99]

Peace

I understand about the arctic treaty and military presence. But if there is an ice wall all around the world, then it's guarded at every point? If everyday people wanted to travel there, they could from every country since it apparently surrounds all of the earth. So why hasn't everybody ever managed? Surely not every single part of the ice wall is guarded? That would require a lot of military presence circling the entire world?

Why isn't there at least one photograph of the dome? Apparently, it's made of ice as well. I've only read some accounts of it from sailors from the 1800s-1900s but that's all and they presented no evidence of the dome so we have to take their word for it (just like with NASA and their composite images and fisheye lenses).

However, it is peculiar that Richard E Bird called one of their projects, operation fishbowl as far as I can remember. It's also strange that you can't visit Antarctica (unless you're near the edge but then no further). I doubt it's because they care for our health or to protect wildlife. It seems like they're hiding something.

Depends on who's word we accept, I'll take albert Einstein's word and Galileo Galilei, Johannes Kepler,
Sir Isaac Newton, Edwin Hubble, Carl Sagan, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Michelle Thaller and Michio Kaku.

None of them concluded that the earth was flat.

God bless