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In french, the word "Section" is feminine, thus the word "disparu" must also bear a sign of the feminine and thus be written "disparue".

Moreover, while in english the use of an article is quite often unnecessary, in French it's not the same, particularly when speaking of a specific entity. Again, since Section is feminine, the right article to use is "La"…

Therefore, if you wish to use good French, always refer to this organisation as "La Section Disparue"…

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Varius001Varius001 04 Dec 2021 22:33
in discussion Hidden / Per page discussions » Rhino Teams

First things first, this is the setting's date of early 2000s ish right? I ask because I want to try and keep concepts chronistic.

in any case, a fireteam of operators seems… eetchy. What about a flexible unit comp?

Equipment by Varius001Varius001, 04 Dec 2021 22:33

Nice, did you run this on N@to?

by James HaughtonJames Haughton, 07 May 2021 05:59
RsanfordRsanford 11 Dec 2019 23:01
in discussion Hidden / Per page discussions » Schrodinger's Dilemma

Hi,

I don't know if the original author of Schrodinger's Dilemma checks this but on the off chance you do, which variants / versions of events did you take when you ran this? How did th game go down? I am going to run this and wanted to see what worked for you.

Thanks,
Rsanford

by RsanfordRsanford, 11 Dec 2019 23:01
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Sgt ReusterSgt Reuster 07 Nov 2019 14:32
in discussion Hidden / Per page discussions » Keeper lore

As a new Keeper, where is the best "Consolidated" lore archive? From innsmouth to present day, how do I know what happened when and who was involved? Maybe a timeline of events in the DG world?

Again, I'm new so please bear with me.

Thanks in advance,

Sgt Reuster

Lore by Sgt ReusterSgt Reuster, 07 Nov 2019 14:32

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I wanted to run this for my friends so I condensed everything into something more easily navigable, added a couple more events, tied things together with the SCP Foundation and added a possible beginning and end.
Check it out by using tinyurl /nightmall
Any comments, suggestions, or additions would be greatly appreciated!

Night Mall Write-up by Scud422Scud422, 18 Jul 2013 11:32
Group 13???
Mr MartinMr Martin 11 Jul 2013 21:21
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Does this group Exist? Any Rumors about them up to date rumors.
2013 I mean?

Any info will be helpful. Just interested in Elite Units.

Martin

Group 13??? by Mr MartinMr Martin, 11 Jul 2013 21:21

Hi, very useful post, just one remark i had to make though, Wim Mertens is not French! he's Belgian and speaks dutch, not French.
Although the French have some great artists amongst them, Wim is Flemish :)

thanks for the great soundtrack hints !

useful post by BobbejanBobbejan, 27 Jan 2013 03:16

Is this project still alive and is it still part of m12

Project MOON DUST by Elaine MengesElaine Menges, 04 Jan 2013 16:50

A machinist I know in Kelowna BC has been hired to make parts for the fuel containment cylinders for the "big bell" which is supposed to be in Argentina.

German Bell in Kanada by hlimmerhlimmer, 29 Aug 2012 18:37

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I have worked up a little entry on Hyperborea and was hoping for permission to add the info in.

Sy ManSy Man 12 Jun 2010 00:30
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There is a perfectly lucid and rational explanation for the Nazi Bell. Where it was firstlocated by the nazis in Wenceslas Mine (near Walbrrzych today) on the border between lower Silesia and the Czech republic, there was also a mine producing Uranium and Thorium ores. Known then as Wustegiersdorf and now as Gluszyca.

Testimony about the Nazi Bell came to light from recently declassified Polish files from the war crimes trial of SS Lt Gen Jakob Sporrenberg. He described the centrifuge which spun mercury with a porcelain container placed at the axle containing "Xerum 525" compounds including Beryllium.

If you spin mercury inside a powerful electro-magnetic field the mercury will fluoresce to plasma as it gives off ions. If then you place Beryllium within that plasma field it will get excited and give off slow neutrons.

Place Thorium 232 with the Beryllium and then you have neutron capture turning the Thorium into Uranium 233 ready for use in nuclear weapons.

We only have to look at Iran today to understand why Argentina would describe such a device as for peaceful purposes and providing cheap nuclear power in a bottle. It would have actually made Argentina a nuclear weapons power in the 1950s had this project delivered.

Anyway that's my opinion and I am sure many will disagree or tell me it was an anti gravity engine or such like. I simply remind people that Dr Karl Wirtz who worked on Nazi Germany's nuclear bomb projects, also joined the team at Hualmuel island in Argentina. The Argentinians themselves always claimed it was a nuclear project and not an anti-gravity project.

We also have the previously classified report of the Argentine Economic Ministry which disclosed that in May 1945 a German multi engined transport plane arrived in northern Argentina and unloaded a Bell device.

This was in the days before the internet and before 1990 when Sporrenberg's testimony about the bell was revealed. Prior to this, nobody knew what the Nazi Bell was or had even heard of it, so why does it appear in an Argentine report from 1945?

by Sy ManSy Man, 12 Jun 2010 00:30
DmAlchemistDmAlchemist 29 Oct 2008 12:02
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I think that transhumanism has in a sense always had a place in the Mythos, Isn't that what all those Sorcerers we're trying to do? If you realize that being human is a losing proposition then trying to become post-human is a rational response. This really ties in to the Cult motivation discussion, from their perspective they are trying to help. If Humanity is doomed staying as it is then to "save" humanity we must become more like the mythos.

by DmAlchemistDmAlchemist, 29 Oct 2008 12:02

Especially true with the sharp rise of public surveillance in the UK. The AotTE is going to need hackers to turn that surveillance against the enemy. They could also use a mad superhero… "Goodnight England. Goodnight Home Service and V for Victory. Hello Severn Aerospace and V for Victorian trepanation technology."

Uh-huh by Viktor EViktor E, 25 Jul 2008 10:06

My impression of the Army is somewhat at odds with the description.

Really, I don't think its as proffessional as its being portrayed, its certainly no PIRA. It doesn't have access to external training or finances which means its skills and tradecraft are self tought, just as PIRA's was in the 70's.

Its worth noting while PIRA achieved some of its most notable successes during this period (Warrenpoint for example) it also suffered an extremely high level of attrition because activity any activity is observable, this is especially true when your tradecraft is particulalrly hot or self taught.

Oh and unknowns only remain unknown if they stay out of sight, I guarrantee if a member of the Army were to start regulalry observing SAeS establishments for example they wouldn't remain unknown for very long.

Which means the armies activities have to be really low key passive observation. In otherwords the Army is pretty much a wet squib, they have information they simply can't act upon it without Special Branch/PISCES giving them a thorough going over.

AotTE capability by TchoTchoWranglerTchoTchoWrangler, 23 Jul 2008 13:06

The Count of Saint Germain (an actual 18th century person) was likewise surrounded by fantastic rumors including immortality, which he encouraged by casual reference to them, similar to how Alzis refers to his own prior "deaths". This stylistic resemblance is striking. And the truth about the Count remains a mystery to this day.

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