DEAD MEN DON’T TALK: ‘Black Sun Rising’, Tatunca Nara & The Chronicle of Akakor

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“…In 1984 Karl Brugger was gunned down by an assailant wielding an Uzi-like submachine gun on famed Ipanema Beach in Rio de Janeiro. He was with Ulrich Encke whom he was training to replace him at ARD, a Consortium of public broadcasters in German and the second largest broadcasting company in the world. Brugger was turning freelance so he could make another expedition in search of Akakor”

Black Sun Rising (Part 2) – By Jack Heart & Orage

Just who were the pre Columbian visitors? This is the tale of Akakor in the sweltering Amazon, the caves beneath and the Jaguar. Germans in the jungle. — Orage

“We shall see them again at the epoch of the Revolution.” — Abbé Louis Constant (Éliphas Lévi) —

Written in good words and in clear script

What can be verified began in 1972 in a sweltering bar in a city called Manaus. The isolated city adorns the jungles navel where the black swirling waters of the Rio Negro flow into the vast brown water of the Amazon. German journalist Karl Brugger met with a deeply tanned and lithely muscled man of obvious European descent who spoke broken German, Portuguese and Quechua Indian. He was reputed by the Yaminauá and Cashinahua tribes to be a great chief and called himself Tatunca Nara.

Brugger, leery of the man’s claims as to his identity, checked with the authorities in Rio de Janeiro, Brasilia, Manaus and Rio Branco. What he found was documentation beginning in 1968 when the White chief had saved the lives of twelve Brazilian officials whose plane had crashed in Acre; Brazils uncharted jungle province bordering Peru. He had obtained their release from the Haisha Indians and brought the officials in to Manaus. Tatunca Nara was vouched for by officers at the highest level of the Brazilian Secret Service.

From 1969 – 1971 he had led the Indians in their doomed war against the encroaching White settlers seeking to mine their homeland in Peru’s wild province of Madre de Dios. He had fled across the border to Brazil when the war was lost. In the capital of Acre; Rio Branco, he managed to enlist the help of Bishop Giocondo Grotti in his ongoing efforts to obtain aid for his people. But the Bishop died in a plane crash three months later. Peru was now unsuccessfully seeking his extradition. It seems Tatunca Nara was the real life Tarzan and held in the highest reverence by Brazil’s military who had no use for Peru.

Tatunca Nara on the left, the turtle tattooed over his heart pretty much marks him as SS. We shall be talking about that.

“Who can learn to fathom the acts of the Gods?
Who can learn to understand their deeds?
For surely they were mighty, incomprehensible to ordinary mortals.
They knew the course of the stars and the laws of nature. Verily, they were familiar with the highest law of the universe. One hundred and thirty families of the Ancient Fathers came to earth and brought the light.” — Chronicles of Akakor

Tatunca Nara would recount to Brugger the history of Ugha Monguhala Indians, a race of White Indians that were chosen by the Gods to be their emissaries on earth. Tatunca Nara said he was their chief and gives Brugger an explanation which began fifteen thousand years ago with the Book of the Jaguar in the Chronicle of Akakor .

Golden ships appeared over a South American continent without mountains whose great river flowed from the eastern ocean into the great Lake of Titicaca then out to the western ocean. The occupants of the ships, 130 families of White skinned bluish black haired humans with six fingers and toes on their hands and feet, came down to earth and brought civilization to savages. They claimed to come from a far off place amongst the stars called Schwerta and mated with the Ugha Monguhala, which means Allied Chosen Tribes, to seal their covenant with them.

The infusion of the Gods blood made the Ugha Monguhala the Chosen Servants of the Former Masters, which is what the Ugha Monguhala sometimes called the Gods. Aside from having five fingers and toes the Ugha Monguhala looked just like the Gods; tall with bluish black hair, protruding cheek bones, a sharply delineated nose and almond shaped eyes. They were the only White skinned people on the continent. And for 12,453 years through cataclysmic wars and natural calamities that pushed this world to the brink of extinction they would remain as the new masters; the descendants of the Gods.

They built great cities of which Akakor, the capital city of the Ugha Monguhala, was the greatest. It was built fourteen thousand years ago in a high valley between the frontiers of the two countries now known as Peru and Brazil under the guidance of the former Masters. Akakor means second fortress. There were three fortresses.

The city, laid out in accordance to the four points of the Gods, was surrounded by a high stone wall in which there were 13 narrow gates. The largest of the buildings within the walls was the Great Temple of the Sun. In the time of the Former Masters there were 26 smaller cities around Akakor. All of them were catastrophically destroyed 13 years after the departure of the Gods. The Former Masters also built 3 great temple complexes, forbidden to man, to be used only in their own ceremonies.

There was a pyramid in the middle of each and one could still be found eight days journey from Manaus. For the Gods the pyramid is not only a dwelling place but the symbol of a place between life and death, another world between this one and the next where time runs different. To the Gods the pyramids are a link with a second life in that ethereal world.

Pyramid of Akahim. Veja magazine 01-08-79

The mystery of the lost underground Amazonian city Akakor that didn't exist | Daily Mail Online

Steven Spielberg doing what comes natural to him; Plagiarism
For a thousand years Ofir was the richest city on earth till it was finally sacked by barbarian hordes from the East after Lahasa’s departure. In 570 AD fierce warriors came in dragon ships from across the ocean, calling themselves the Goths. They formed an alliance with the Ugha Monguhala and with their knowledge of iron working and superior martial ability they crushed all the other tribes including the upstart Inca who had been challenging the Ugha Monguhala for supremacy.

In the Book of Ants bearded White men once again arrived, this time in tall sailing ships during the early sixteenth century. They swept all before them except for some resolute woman from Akahim, the sister city of Akakor and another of the three fortresses of the Allied Chosen Tribes.

The women would come to be known as Amazons and made a gallant stand against the marauding White men, as numerous as ants, who deceive, plunder and murder under the sign of their false God; the cross. Eventually the Amazons were forced into a subterranean existence as were the Ugha Monguhala.

In 1920 prince Sinkaia defiantly urged a limited war of retribution on the White barbarians. After shedding much blood in outlying settlements he sent eighty Ugha Monguhala warriors through the subterranean passage system to emerge in the courtyard of a church in the heart of Lima. They attempted to free some captive Inca nobleman but all the warriors were slain after a fierce battle. The heroic stand gave the Ugha Monguhala a moment of pride but there were no real victories. The White barbarians brought a four hundred year period of sorrow for the Chosen Servants of the Gods, a time when they sang the song of the Black Sun.

“Woe on us / The sun shines black / His light covers the earth with sorrow / His rays foretell death / Woe on us.”

In 1936 the Ugha Monguhala captured four women from the town of Santa Maria. Three drowned trying to escape but the fourth; a German missionary named Reinha becomes the bride of prince Sinkaia after renouncing the cross. Princess Reinha bore prince Sinkaia a son; Tatunca Nara. After four years Reinha returned to Germany and brokered an alliance between the Third Reich and the Ugha Monguhala.

The first Germans arrived in Akakor in the dry season of 1941. By 1945 the number of two thousand agreed upon allies had been reached. They brought armaments and trained the Ugha Monguhala in the use of the modern weaponry. The plan was to attack Brazil from the interior while Germany seized her coast, but it never materialized. Germany was overrun by its enemies, marooning the German soldiers with the Chosen Servants.

When the gold mines of the Inca were discovered in Peru, the Germans used their knowledge of modern warfare and weapons to keep the gold-crazed White Barbarians from penetrating far enough into the jungle to find Akakor. Tatunca Nara was informed that one of their vassal tribes captured twelve high officials of the White Barbarians and after being ordered by his father prince Sinkaia to execute them, he disobeyed. Instead he brought them to Manaus to safety.

Nara used the gratitude of the officials to try to broker a peace and although they tried to help him he was unsuccessful to secure aid. From 1968 – 1970 the incursions of the White Barbarians were escalated with the discovery of oil reserves in Madre de Dios. Eventually the Germans and the Ugha Monguhala with some of their vassals were driven into the old underground cities. They destroyed all evidence of their existence on the surface

“Brugger had checked the names given against military records in Berlin and found that they had existed yet were declared deceased.”

When prince Sinkaia died shortly after, Tatunca Nara became the chief of the Ugha Monguhala. Still in hope of brokering a peace he journeyed to Rio Branco to meet with the high priest of the White Barbarians; Bishop Giocondo Grotti. Tatunca Nara gave the high priest two documents written by the Gods as proof and convinced priest that he is who he said he is. The high priest traveled to Akakor with Tatunca Nara and was given three documents of the Gods to convince his people that the story of Akakor is true. Grotti went back to the civilization of the White Barbarians and they waited for him for six months. He never returns and they later find out Grotti was killed in a plane crash and that the Vatican now is in possession of the documents.

Over twelve millenniums ago before they left, the Gods summoned their beloved servant Ina before they left and told him “Ina, we are going home, we have taught you wisdom and given you good counsel. We return to our own kind. We are going home. Our days are completed. Keep us in your memory and do not forget us. We shall come back when you are threatened.”

In the end the priest’s of the Ugha Monguhala prophesize that the White barbarians will find Akakor and see in it their own mirror image. War will break out in the place where Samon founded his empire and gradually spread to the whole earth. The White Barbarians will reap what they have sown and there will be few left. Then the circle will be complete and the Gods will return and once again walk the earth with man.

The death of Bishop Giocondo Grotti in the obligatory plane crash was just the beginning of the Cirque du Soleil of strange that would become the Legend of Akakor. In late 1972, Karl Brugger would attempt to find Akakor. He took along a cameraman and Tatunca Nara. Somewhere on the uncharted Yaku River within sight of the Andes the canoe capsized and they lost most of their gear. The demoralized Brugger and cameraman turned back for Manaus in the canoe. By now thoroughly irritated by the whining of his over civilized companions Tatunca Nara takes off into the impenetrable jungle to see his people. He takes with him only the loin cloth and war paint he is wearing. Brugger and the cameraman make their way back to Manaus without him.

In 1984 Karl Brugger was gunned down by an assailant wielding an Uzi-like submachine gun on famed Ipanema Beach in Rio de Janeiro. He was with Ulrich Encke whom he was training to replace him at ARD, a Consortium of public broadcasters in German and the second largest broadcasting company in the world. Brugger was turning freelance so he could make another expedition in search of Akakor.

At the time Brugger was at the top of his game as a Foreign Correspondent. When a memorandum was made public that was issued by Chilean strongman Augusto Pinochet naming the foreign correspondents in South America to be spied on Brugger was on top of that list. Ulrich Enckes live report was broadcast only once, on Bavarian Radio. The next morning the assassination became a “fatal highway robbery.” Enckes original live report was never heard again on German radio or anywhere else.

The truth is an unidentified man emerged from the crowd, placed two shots in his target, one right through the heart, then melted back into the crowd. In fact the only theft that appears to have taken place is when men who identified themselves as representatives of the German consulate ransacked the dead man’s room and removed his research on Akakor.

Of course you will find none of this in English but there is much in Portuguese, Spanish and German. One particularly well researched Brazilian piece is titled O LIVRO PROIBIDO DE KARL BRUGGER (CRÔNICA DE AKAKOR) A CIDADE SUBTERRÂNEA DA AMAZÔNIA or the Banned Book of Karl Brugger (The Chronicle of Akakor) The Underground City of the Akakor.

The author Rodrigo Garcia Veronezi says that while researching archives from Nazi Germany Brugger unearthed the mother lode in the form of a 1945 film documenting the construction by elite units of the SS, equipped with submarines and sea planes, of a top secret base in the heart of the Amazon. He goes on to say there is evidence of Nazi teams arriving in the area right up till 1965. Needless to say that film is not on the internet, however there is a UFA film in German documenting a 1935 expedition the Nazi’s made right into the very heart of the Amazonian darkness; Documentário: Expedição Nazista na Amazônia (Vale do Jari) 1935.

The Jary Expedition, 1935-1937, classified by SS intelligence and overseen by Himmler himself, and financed through NSDAP/AO was ostensibly part of the Guyana Project documented in the film. The Guyana Expeditions stated purpose was to explore the Jary tributary of the Amazon near French and British Guyana for potential Nazi colonization. To this day no data has turned up on the Jary Expedition nor is it mentioned in the film but its leader; Otto Schulz-Kampfhenkel would later become the Third Reich’s acknowledged number one expert on aerial photo-reconnaissance interpretation.

Not long after Brugger was assassinated by his would-be mugger and as if on cue Zionist occupied Germanys “Federal Criminal Investigation Office” issued the absurd statement that Tatunca Nara was in actuality Günther Hauck. A man who in the photographical “evidence” appears more like a grown up Eddie Munster than the photograph produced of Tatunca Nara wearing his hair in the same style.

Hauck is a deadbeat dad from Germany who disappeared in 1967 giving him one year to catch a flight to Brazil, become Tarzan, lead an Indian revolt as the acknowledged chief of the most mysterious and feared tribe in the Amazonian rainforest, save twelve Brazilian politicians from a tribe of known head hunters who considered him their leader and in his off-hours learn and memorize more about forbidden archeology that the entire cast of Ancient Aliens combined. They would also accuse him of murdering just about everybody who ever disappeared in the unexplored regions of Brazil’s northwestern rainforest. Zionist occupied Germany even demanded his extradition without a shred of proof even for the alimony payments. Fortunately for Tatunca Nara the government of Brazil laughed at them like everybody else on the planet except for Zionist occupied Wikipedia.

As I keep saying our intrepid hero, the ever vigilant self-appointed guardian of all information dissemination in the western world never gives up, especially when it comes to his field of expertise character assassination. In 1990 Zionist occupied Germany’s media darlings Rüdiger Nehberg and Wolfgang Brög collaborated to produce Brög’s film Das Geheimnis des Tatunca Nara (The Mystery of Tatunca Nara), supposedly an expose of Tatunca Nara. In 1991 it played well on ARD for Germany’s version of the Huffington Post crowd in America.

But those that know the facts don’t buy any of it. The February – March, 2011 edition of Nexus Magazine ran a cover spread on the whole Akakor story appropriately titled Twilight Zone. It begins on page 63 promising its reader excerpts from Karl Brugger’s “rare book.” Thanks to Nexus the book is no longer rare or “banned” and the link has been made available to the book in its entirety in this article. The piece in Nexus ends with an editor’s note: “We are well aware of the German documentary which, based upon the book by Rüdiger Nehberg, purports to prove that Tatunca Nara was a fraudulent German worker named Hans Günther Hauck. However, I remain of the belief that the Tatunca Nara exposed in that documentary is not the same person described by Karl Brugger.”

Someone that knew the real facts of the story; that Rüdiger Nehberg was suspected of being Buggers murderer by Brazilian authorities, might just jump to the conclusion that Nehberg was using Germanys Zionist controlled media to smear Tatunca Nara and cover his slug like trail. An example of Nehberg’s integrity is given in the article The Tatunca Nara Story by Wolfgang Sieberg. In his 1991 book Der selbstgemachte Häuptling Nehberg relates a story of his Jungle Adventures about how the insatiable serial killer Tatunca Nara, apparently on a whim, attempts to shoot Roldao Pires Brandao in front of the entire expedition.

Brandao was an archeologist representing the Brazilian government in the 1978 expedition to find Akahim. Nehberg claims that as they both wrestled for the gun on a canoe the gun went off shooting Brandao through the arm and causing the cancellation of the expedition. Famed adventurer and Swissair pilot Ferdinand Schmid witnessed the whole thing.

He said of Brandao “he kicked the completely unsecured gun out of the boat and the boat touched the trigger. He had the barrel between his fingers and the shot went into his right hand. There was a flesh wound, which I treated and bandaged.” Of Tatunca Nara’s whereabouts during the incident Schmid says “He was preparing camp for the night there on the plateau with his knife. I could see him well. Brandao was alone on the boat, and he alone has triggered the shot.”

Suspiciously enough Brandao would set out again in a few months without any of the Europeans or Tatunca Nara. His expedition would be financed solely by the Brazilian government. In the August 1, 1979 issue of Veja, a Brazilian magazine, it would be reported that the expedition had found Akahim. Photographs were published with the article but since then access to the area has been restricted by the Brazilian government and nothing more has been said about Akahim.

Not to be outdone by the antics of anyone Jesuit trained circus clown Erich von Däniken threw himself headfirst into the melee. In his 1973 book Gold of the Gods he said he had been shown the underground tunnel system in Ecuador by Janos “Juan” Moricz a well connected Argentinean businessman of Hungarian descent. Moricz claimed to know the location of both a tunnel system and a pre diluvian library of metal books hidden within it. Prior to his 1969 expedition to find the library Moricz had met with the Ecuadorian president and come to an agreement that he would control any discovery he could document.

There is no public record of Moricz having found anything during that expedition but never the less, unlike von Däniken, his reputation remained untarnished. His pet theory was the Magyars of the Carpathian Mountains of Europe are of American origin and are the post apocalyptic founders of Sumerian civilization. The theory was and still is endorsed by many accredited scientists from around the globe. In a March 1973 interview with the German magazine Der Spiegel Moricz denied having shown von Däniken the tunnel system but he did not deny its existence saying that it was guarded by a tribe of Indians and that it had been shown to him by a man he would not name.

Moricz would eventually befriend Scottish adventurer and writer Stanley Hall and admited to him that he had shown von Däniken a smaller cave named Cueva de los Tayos. The Tayos cave supposedly also connected to the larger system and would lead to the library. Hall organized a huge 1976 expedition that was a joint venture of the British and Ecuadorian militaries. The venture which included over a hundred scientists and specialists would have astronaut Neil Armstrong as its honorary leader.

Cueva de los Tayos was mapped out but no metal library was found nor was any entrance into the fabled tunnel system of the Gods. Moricz died in 1991 but that same year Hall was able to trace Petronio Jaramillo as the man who had originally shown Moricz the library. By 1998 Hall was in the final stages of organizing another massive expedition which would be led by Jaramillo who had never divulged the library’s location when he received word in England that Petronio Jaramillo had been assassinated right in front of his home in Ecuador.

Cueva de los Tayos

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“The world suffers a lot. Not only because of the malevolence and violence of bad people, but because of the silence of good people.” Unknown
‘The White Barbarians are destroying their own world with their false beliefs. They are blinded to such an extent they do not even recognize their origin. For only he who knows his past will also find the way into the future.’ Chronicles of Akakor

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