Hello, I'm already welcome back to another episode of Decoding the Unknown, as always.

I'm your host Simon, I'm here, one of my writers in this case, Katie.

Thank you, Katie, has written me a script, Deglocca, the Nazis' Anti-gravity time-travelling UFO.

And I think I called this, did the Nazis at the

original title for this episode that I have up with was, did the Nazis really have this

supernova? A time-traveling UFO? No, anti-gravity? No no, no they did not. They definitely did not.

Pronunciation note, D is pronounced D, although you probably already knew that.

I didn't, the only reason I pronounced it correctly when I read the title is because I read that

pronunciation note before we got started. Katie, you've overestimated me.

Oh, the format of the show, if you're new here, I've never read this this before we're going to explore it together let's jump in.

We know the Nazis got up to some weird stuff some of it it was disgusting. Some of it was impressive.

And if you can't tell the difference between those two things, please go and take your

viewership elsewhere. Yeah, YouTube doesn't want you.

Like that. So you solos here people can play it'd be like

YouTube keep censoring my content it's outrageous I'm shadow bad and it's like

well yeah your content's enormously harmful like this is really bad stuff and I'm sure people in the comments being like,

yes, I'm a but free speech and I'm like, one, that doesn't, that doesn't work how you think it does. I'm not even

American and I understand that it doesn't quite work that way.

It's not like anyone can just say any shit they want all the time.

It doesn't work like that.

The Second World War was a massive kick up the bump for all sides involved

in the race to make bigger better weapons, vehicles,

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