Conspiracy theorists are sure - Yakov Blumkin managed to penetrate into Shambhala, where the Himalayan Sages shared with him the wisdom of the Old Gods.
Blumkin was undoubtedly an outstanding person. Lucky assassin and spy, polyglot, cynic and romantic at the same time. In recent years, his figure is increasingly overgrown with myths, as if not only did he actually accomplish. Actually, according to his real biography, you can shoot a great series, but I think now is not the right time for this - a real portrait will definitely not work. He is already, little by little, becoming a demonic figure. And the further, the more difficult it is to figure out where is the truth and where is fiction.
The story that he was the guide of Roerich's expedition is quite plausible, although the photograph of the Mongolian lama, whom the writer Shishkin considers disguised as Blumkin, bears little resemblance to the portraits of our hero. But it doesn't matter - Jacob knew how to disguise himself. And, by the way, the version that the letters of the Mahatmas to the Soviet government are his idea sounds quite convincing. One has only to remember the nature of the texts and the fact that Roerich was desperately trying to make friends with the Bolsheviks (he wanted to return to his homeland, but managed to say a lot of bad things about the new government).
But there is also a conspiracy version of Blumkin's trip to Central Asia, according to which he managed to penetrate Lhasa. There Yakov was warmly greeted by the Dalai Lama, who allowed him to visit the undergrounds of Shambhala. Our scout saw in these caves the ancient weapon of the gods - the giant Wajar tongs, which allow melting gold at the temperature of the sun's surface (thus, gold instantly turns into powder, with which you can move giant platforms that lose weight from its impact), a bell "Shu-tzu", which could blind an entire army for a while, and also something similar to flying saucers lurked in the dungeons.
Returning to the Soviet Union, Blumkin drew up a report, which he handed over to his immediate superiors, and a copy to the representative of the German military intelligence, Herr von Stilche, in the hope that he would finance the next expedition to Tibet. For which, in fact, he was arrested and shot.
On the Internet you can find fragments of Blumkin's interrogations, and even photocopies of his case. Here's a very impressive snippet for you:
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“I haven’t seen how this weapon works. I saw the units themselves in the underground halls. A member of the Council of Tibet gave me explanations regarding the technical nature … This weapon remained from about 8-10 thousand years BC, it was discovered in underground cities under the ice of Antarctica in the area of the Queen Maud Land. As I learned, in order to get there, you need a key and a rite of passage, since this place is guarded by guards. These devices can move both under water and in the air, and they do it at great speed. They move on special circular aircraft, which are not like airplanes and airplanes known to us…. With the help of these objects in one moment it is possible to destroy all cities and industrial centers of all countries, regardless of the state and social system …
Here's a twist. For some reason, I do not really believe in the authenticity of this interrogation and "case", although it has been done well. What do you think about this?
Tatiana Statsenko
