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'''Breakaway civilization''' is the claim that a covert network of political, military, intelligence and corporate elites has allegedly developed or acquired radically advanced technologies—often linked to recovered [[UFO]] craft—and now operates an autonomous infrastructure hidden from public oversight.<ref name="DolanBook">{{cite book |last=Dolan |first=Richard M. |title=The Secret Space Program and Breakaway Civilization |publisher=Keyhole Publishing |year=2016 |isbn=9781537132556}}</ref> Advocates assert that this group possesses anti-gravity propulsion, exotic energy sources and back-engineered alien artifacts, all allegedly funded through unacknowledged “[[Black budget|black-budget]]” channels that bypass democratic accountability.<ref name="NJournal">{{cite journal |last=Morrison |first=David C. |title=Pentagon’s Top-Secret ‘Black’ Budget Has Skyrocketed During Reagan Years |journal=National Journal |date=1986-03-01 |pages=1–7}}</ref>
A '''breakaway civilization''' is a group or society that has separated itself from its [[parent civilization]] and developed an independent, advanced [[infrastructure]] and [[culture]].


These theories trace their modern origin to historian Richard M. Dolan, who in lectures and a 2016 booklet argues that classified research into UFO phenomena, combined with post–[[World War II]] expansion of secret appropriations, enabled a small faction to “break away” from mainstream society.<ref name="DolanBook"/> A 1986 review revealed that U.S. secret spending ballooned from US $5.5 billion in 1981 to over US $22 billion by 1987—funds allegedly diverted to highly compartmentalized propulsion and energy projects.<ref name="NJournal"/>
== Definition and overview ==


Proponents describe a self-sustaining society with its own research facilities, logistics chains and possibly off-world bases. Funding streams are said to originate from classified [[Research and development|R&D]] and procurement line items—often labelled merely “selected activities” or “special programs”—that total tens of billions annually.<ref name="NJournal"/> This financial cloak relies on legal provisions in [[50 U.S.C. § 3348]] requiring yearly reports on [[Special access program|special access programs]] yet permitting waivers when disclosure “would adversely affect national security,” effectively enabling extreme secrecy.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=(title:50%20section:3348%20edition:prelim) |title=50 U.S.C. § 3348 – Reports relating to special access programs |publisher=United States Code |access-date=2025-05-15}}</ref>
A breakaway civilization forms when a faction—human or [[extraterrestrial life|alien]]—obtains a decisive advantage, whether technological, scientific, or ideological, and secedes from mainstream oversight. Such groups may relocate to remote terrestrial regions—such as [[Antarctica]] bases, [[underground]] or [[underwater habitat|underwater habitats]]—or to off‑planet sites like the [[Moon]], [[Mars]], or artificial [[space habitat]]s. These groups often build [[self-sufficiency|self‑sustaining]] infrastructures that remain hidden from the [[public]] and from the parent government.<ref name="DolanBook">{{cite book |last=Dolan |first=Richard M. |title=The Secret Space Program and Breakaway Civilization |publisher=Keyhole Publishing |year=2016 |isbn=9781537132556}}</ref>


Alleged technologies include:
== Terminology and usage ==
* Anti-gravity propulsion: said to permit silent, high-velocity craft, with historical roots in 1950s [[Thomas Townsend Brown|T. T. Brown]] [[Electrogravitics|electrogravitics]] and modern “lifters” hobbyist demonstrations.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://listverse.com/2009/07/31/top-10-amazing-lost-or-suppressed-inventions/ |title=Top 10 Amazing Lost or Suppressed Inventions |publisher=Listverse |date=2009-07-31}}</ref>
* Exotic energy: zero-point or other breakthrough power devices—allegedly withheld to preserve fossil-fuel markets—though no peer-reviewed data confirm functional prototypes.<ref name="DolanBook"/>
* Biotechnology: managed “leaks” of [[CRISPR]] gene-editing breakthroughs illustrate how partial disclosures may be used to placate public scrutiny while deeper research remains hidden.<ref>{{cite news |url=https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/nobel-prize-winners-convince-court-revive-crispr-patent-dispute-2025-05-12/ |title=Nobel Prize winners revive CRISPR patent dispute |publisher=Reuters |date=2025-05-12}}</ref>


Alleged research sites include remote military ranges where satellite imagery and on-site observers report unusual flight testing—interpreted as breakaway aerospace trials.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.wired.com/1994/02/stealth-watchers |title=Stealth Watchers |publisher=Wired |date=1994-02}}</ref> Witness testimony from retired officials, though often protected by non-disclosure agreements, claims briefings on underground labs and recovered craft.<ref name="DolanBook"/>
A [[colony]] typically remains politically and economically tied to its parent society. When it either declares independence or loses contact long enough to develop distinct systems, it may become a breakaway civilization.


Critics argue that no verifiable artifacts or whistleblower documents have emerged to prove the existence of a society with such capabilities, noting that historic “black” projects like [[Stealth aircraft]] eventually become public once declassification occurs and viewing breakaway narratives as an expansion of the [[Deep state]] theory lacking empirical evidence.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perception_management |title=Perception management |publisher=Wikipedia |access-date=2025-05-15}}</ref> Others note that if an industrial civilization could vanish without trace—as suggested by the “[[Silurian hypothesis]]”—then any advanced human faction might similarly leave only subtle geochemical markers rather than ruins.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/could-an-industrial-prehuman-civilization-have-existed-on-earth-before-ours/ |title=Could an Industrial Pre-human Civilization Have Existed on Earth Before Ours? |publisher=Scientific American |date=2018-04}}</ref>
Some breakaway civilizations remain hidden from public view—referred to as [[clandestine civilization]]s. These often use [[disinformation]] or [[black ops]] narratives to obscure their existence. Not all breakaways are clandestine; some may secede openly and operate as de facto sovereign entities.


Despite skepticism, the breakaway civilization concept remains influential in ufology and conspiracy circles, featuring in documentaries and podcasts, including a 2022 Apple TV+ episode “Is There a Breakaway Civilization?”.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://tv.apple.com/us/episode/is-there-a-breakaway-civilization/umc.cmc.3il181vda7d3a0va5fhsfpsnx |title=Is There a Breakaway Civilization? |publisher=Apple TV+ |date=2022-02-28}}</ref>
Closely related concepts include the [[hidden city]], [[underground base]], [[parallel society]], [[black budget]], [[special access program]], and the [[Silurian hypothesis]]—a framework for considering the possibility of vanished pre-human industrial civilizations.<ref name="Silurian">{{cite web |url=https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/could-an-industrial-prehuman-civilization-have-existed-on-earth-before-ours/ |title=Could an Industrial Pre-human Civilization Have Existed on Earth Before Ours? |work=Scientific American |date=2018-04-16 |access-date=2025-05-15}}</ref>
 
== General characteristics ==
 
Independent resource acquisition, such as [[asteroid mining]] and closed‑loop [[hydroponics]] systems
 
Autonomous political or organizational governance beyond the reach of parent civilizations
 
Access to exotic or [[advanced technologies]], such as [[electrogravitics]], [[zero-point energy]], or recovered [[UFO]]-related systems
 
Use of deception and remote facilities—such as the alleged [[Neuschwabenland]] base—to ensure long-term separation from surface society<ref name="Farrell">{{cite book |last=Farrell |first=Joseph P. |title=The Nazi International: The Nazi Occult and the Secret Space Program |publisher=Adventures Unlimited Press |year=2006 |isbn=9781591850417}}</ref>
 
Unique [[culture]]s or ideologies, such as [[technocracy|technocratic]], [[survivalist]], or utopian models
 
Large-scale [[infrastructure]], including hidden [[spaceports]], [[terraforming]] projects, or off-world colonies
 
 
== Categories and types ==
 
Breakaway civilizations are often categorized along several axes:
 
Clandestine vs. overt: Whether their existence is secret or acknowledged
 
Human vs. non-human: Whether the group descends from human civilization or originates from [[alien]] or [[non-human intelligence]]
 
Terrestrial vs. off-world: Whether the group resides on Earth—such as in [[Agartha]]—or off-planet, such as on [[Mars]] or in the [[asteroid belt]]
 
 
=== Overlap examples ===
 
The proposed [[Nazi German breakaway]] civilization is commonly described as both terrestrial and off‑world, with operations in Antarctica as well as alleged settlements on the [[Moon]] or [[Mars]]. It is also typically considered a human-origin, clandestine entity.<ref name="DolanBook"/>
 
== Common operations and activities ==
 
Establishing [[logistics]] and resource networks, including hidden supply chains, [[front company|front companies]], and [[black budget]] funding
 
Conducting advanced [[research and development]], such as [[genetic engineering]] with tools like [[CRISPR]], and work in [[propulsion]], [[AI]], and [[cloaking technology]]
 
Maintaining defense and security via stealth [[spacecraft]], [[directed-energy weapon]]s, or infiltration of mainstream institutions
 
Planning for long-term expansion, including population continuity, the construction of new outposts (such as those attributed to the [[Interplanetary Corporate Conglomerate]]), and [[multi-generational colonization]]
 
Engaging in [[external interaction]] with other breakaway factions—examples include alleged coordination between [[Solar Warden]], the [[Dark Fleet]], or rogue [[alien]] breakaway enclaves
 
 
== Notable alleged examples ==
 
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name
! Parent civilization
! Type and location
! Key features
|-
| [[Nazi German breakaway]] ([[Third Reich]])
| Human
| clandestine; [[Antarctica]] and alleged lunar/Martian bases
| Based in [[Neuschwabenland]]; development of [[flying disc]] technologies; secret [[space program]]; alleged cooperation with [[Reptilian]] species<ref name="Farrell"/>
|-
| [[Interplanetary Corporate Conglomerate]] (ICC)
| Human
| clandestine; off‑world
| Corporate-controlled facilities on the [[Moon]] and [[Mars]]; resource extraction; participation in an off-world [[space economy]]<ref name="Salla">{{cite book |last=Salla |first=Michael E. |title=Exopolitics: Politics, Government and Law in the Universe |publisher=Bear & Co |year=2004 |isbn=9781591430253}}</ref>
|-
| [[Alternative 3]] Mars colony
| Human
| clandestine; off‑world (Mars)
| Based on the concept from the television documentary "Alternative 3"; teleportation or [[antigravity]] transport; funded through classified or black-budget channels<ref name="BlackBudget">{{cite web |url=https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/document/cia-rdp90-00965r000504560001-4 |title=Pentagon’s Top-Secret 'Black' Budget Has Skyrocketed During Reagan Years |publisher=CIA Reading Room |date=1986-03-01 |access-date=2025-05-15}}</ref>
|}
== See also ==
 
[[Clandestine civilization]]
 
[[Secret space program]]
 
[[Electrogravitics]]
 
[[Zero-point energy]]
 
[[Black budget]]
 
[[Operation Highjump]]
 
[[Neuschwabenland]]
 
[[Agartha]]
 
[[Alternative 3]]
 
[[Interplanetary Corporate Conglomerate]]
 
[[Solar Warden]]
 
[[Dark Fleet]]
 
[[Asteroid belt]]
 
[[Technocracy]]
 
[[Terraforming]]
 
[[Antigravity]]
 
 
== References ==
 
<references/>
 
[[Category:Breakaway civilizations]]
 
==Alleged technology summary==
{| class="wikitable"
! Technology
! Claimed capability
! Citation
|-
| Anti-gravity craft
| Silent, high-velocity flight beyond conventional physics
| <ref name="Listverse" />
|-
| Zero-point energy
| Virtually limitless power generation
| <ref name="DolanBook" />
|-
| Black-budget aerospace platforms
| Classified development of stealth and field-propulsion vehicles
| <ref name="WiredStealth" />
|-
| Managed biotech leaks
| Controlled disclosure of advanced [[gene editing]] breakthroughs
| <ref name="ReutersCRISPR" />
|}
 
 
==Citations==
<references/>

Latest revision as of 07:16, 16 May 2025

A breakaway civilization is a group or society that has separated itself from its parent civilization and developed an independent, advanced infrastructure and culture.

Definition and overview[edit | edit source]

A breakaway civilization forms when a faction—human or alien—obtains a decisive advantage, whether technological, scientific, or ideological, and secedes from mainstream oversight. Such groups may relocate to remote terrestrial regions—such as Antarctica bases, underground or underwater habitats—or to off‑planet sites like the Moon, Mars, or artificial space habitats. These groups often build self‑sustaining infrastructures that remain hidden from the public and from the parent government.[1]

Terminology and usage[edit | edit source]

A colony typically remains politically and economically tied to its parent society. When it either declares independence or loses contact long enough to develop distinct systems, it may become a breakaway civilization.

Some breakaway civilizations remain hidden from public view—referred to as clandestine civilizations. These often use disinformation or black ops narratives to obscure their existence. Not all breakaways are clandestine; some may secede openly and operate as de facto sovereign entities.

Closely related concepts include the hidden city, underground base, parallel society, black budget, special access program, and the Silurian hypothesis—a framework for considering the possibility of vanished pre-human industrial civilizations.[2]

General characteristics[edit | edit source]

Independent resource acquisition, such as asteroid mining and closed‑loop hydroponics systems

Autonomous political or organizational governance beyond the reach of parent civilizations

Access to exotic or advanced technologies, such as electrogravitics, zero-point energy, or recovered UFO-related systems

Use of deception and remote facilities—such as the alleged Neuschwabenland base—to ensure long-term separation from surface society[3]

Unique cultures or ideologies, such as technocratic, survivalist, or utopian models

Large-scale infrastructure, including hidden spaceports, terraforming projects, or off-world colonies


Categories and types[edit | edit source]

Breakaway civilizations are often categorized along several axes:

Clandestine vs. overt: Whether their existence is secret or acknowledged

Human vs. non-human: Whether the group descends from human civilization or originates from alien or non-human intelligence

Terrestrial vs. off-world: Whether the group resides on Earth—such as in Agartha—or off-planet, such as on Mars or in the asteroid belt


Overlap examples[edit | edit source]

The proposed Nazi German breakaway civilization is commonly described as both terrestrial and off‑world, with operations in Antarctica as well as alleged settlements on the Moon or Mars. It is also typically considered a human-origin, clandestine entity.[1]

Common operations and activities[edit | edit source]

Establishing logistics and resource networks, including hidden supply chains, front companies, and black budget funding

Conducting advanced research and development, such as genetic engineering with tools like CRISPR, and work in propulsion, AI, and cloaking technology

Maintaining defense and security via stealth spacecraft, directed-energy weapons, or infiltration of mainstream institutions

Planning for long-term expansion, including population continuity, the construction of new outposts (such as those attributed to the Interplanetary Corporate Conglomerate), and multi-generational colonization

Engaging in external interaction with other breakaway factions—examples include alleged coordination between Solar Warden, the Dark Fleet, or rogue alien breakaway enclaves


Notable alleged examples[edit | edit source]

Name Parent civilization Type and location Key features
Nazi German breakaway (Third Reich) Human clandestine; Antarctica and alleged lunar/Martian bases Based in Neuschwabenland; development of flying disc technologies; secret space program; alleged cooperation with Reptilian species[3]
Interplanetary Corporate Conglomerate (ICC) Human clandestine; off‑world Corporate-controlled facilities on the Moon and Mars; resource extraction; participation in an off-world space economy[4]
Alternative 3 Mars colony Human clandestine; off‑world (Mars) Based on the concept from the television documentary "Alternative 3"; teleportation or antigravity transport; funded through classified or black-budget channels[5]

See also[edit | edit source]

Clandestine civilization

Secret space program

Electrogravitics

Zero-point energy

Black budget

Operation Highjump

Neuschwabenland

Agartha

Alternative 3

Interplanetary Corporate Conglomerate

Solar Warden

Dark Fleet

Asteroid belt

Technocracy

Terraforming

Antigravity


References[edit | edit source]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Dolan, Richard M. (2016). The Secret Space Program and Breakaway Civilization. Keyhole Publishing. ISBN 9781537132556.
  2. ↑ "Could an Industrial Pre-human Civilization Have Existed on Earth Before Ours?". Scientific American. 2018-04-16. Retrieved 2025-05-15.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Farrell, Joseph P. (2006). The Nazi International: The Nazi Occult and the Secret Space Program. Adventures Unlimited Press. ISBN 9781591850417. {{cite book}}: Check |isbn= value: checksum (help)
  4. ↑ Salla, Michael E. (2004). Exopolitics: Politics, Government and Law in the Universe. Bear & Co. ISBN 9781591430253. {{cite book}}: Check |isbn= value: checksum (help)
  5. ↑ "Pentagon's Top-Secret 'Black' Budget Has Skyrocketed During Reagan Years". CIA Reading Room. 1986-03-01. Retrieved 2025-05-15.

Alleged technology summary[edit | edit source]

Technology Claimed capability Citation
Anti-gravity craft Silent, high-velocity flight beyond conventional physics [1]
Zero-point energy Virtually limitless power generation [2]
Black-budget aerospace platforms Classified development of stealth and field-propulsion vehicles [3]
Managed biotech leaks Controlled disclosure of advanced gene editing breakthroughs [4]


Citations[edit | edit source]

  1. ↑ Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named Listverse
  2. ↑ Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named DolanBook
  3. ↑ Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named WiredStealth
  4. ↑ Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named ReutersCRISPR
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