You could never get high enough in the hierarchy to expose the conspiracy. Its an eliteist group.
That's a terribly negative attitude. My guess is you haven't really tried. Have you?
2. Buy whatever equipment is necessary to convince you that a straight line is straight (I guess GPS is out, but a theodelite should suffice), and organise your own expedition to the Antarctic. Come on guys, don't just sit there and compain that existing maps are rubbish, make a better one!
What exactly would this prove?
Well, this relates to a point made on another post, that all recorded cases of people traversing the Antarctic are either deliberte fakes or cases of GPS re-routing honest explorers around the circumference. Presumably, if you faced directly away from the centre of the earth and travelled in a
verifiably straight line, than you are bound to hit the ice wall, or at least gather some concrete evidence of it being guarded. Of course, if you travel in a straight line and come out on the wrong side of the world, there is a problem with your theory, no?
I fly for a living.
How do you do it with no reliable maps or means of navigation?