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A Polish writer named Igor Witkowski used to testimony of SS Officer Jakob Sporrenberg, who told of the Nazi project known as the “Bell”. “The
Bell” was the product of the Nazi scientist’s goal to achieve vertical lift-off, and was designed in the shape of a saucer with a large top,
giving it the look of a bell. The Bell was allegedly using Nazi research into anti-gravity, and it caused illness, mutation, and death in those around
it. Whether or not the project was a success is of debate, but there is a certain possibility that the technology made its way to America via
Paperclip, due to the sudden influx of UFOs in 1947. And the American government was there, using people such as Guy Banister and Crisman to spread
disinformation and ‘debunk’ the incidents.
I started digging deeper and found more connections between Operation Paperclip and the JFK assassination, but first we have to ask our selves: who
was Lee Harvey Oswald?
The version of history spelled out in the Warren Commission Report is that Oswald was a Marine marksmen (despite the fact he was ridiculed for his
poor abilities with a rifle) with a strong vocal support for Marxism. He defected to the Soviet Union, married a young woman named Marina Prusokova,
returned to America, got a job at a book depository in Dallas, and shot and killed President John F. Kennedy and DPD officer J.D. Tippit.
The story of Oswald becomes quite strange (more strange than it already is) when one takes a closer look at his military career. Despite being a poor
marksmen and an open communist, Oswald was given radar training and was stationed at the Atsugi Air base in Japan, the home of the secret U2
surveillance mission in Russia. He was then ‘court marshalled’ but was then let back into the military. He was given a Russian language test by
the Marines, and then defected to the Soviet Union, making the threat of giving the Soviets American military secrets. Despite the KGB suspecting that
he was a spy, he was given a rent-free apartment and a job at a Radio and TV factory. He dated government officials and informants, before finally
marrying Marina Prusokova, a young girl who lived with her uncle, a top official in the MVD (basically the Soviet FBI). Then, despite his open
declaration of Communism, his defection, his marriage to the niece of a Soviet official, and his threat of giving away American secrets, he was
allowed to return to the States with extreme ease. Even more bizarre, Senator John Tower, an ardent anti-Communist, passed all the waivers allowing
Oswald and his wife to come to America. John Tower was a member of the Young Americans for Freedom, founded by William Buckley (friend of E. Howard
Hunt, the CIA agent and anti-Communist who was involved in Watergate, also implicated by his son as being involved in the JFK assassination).
Buckley’s family owned Pantepec Oil, an employee of which was Georges de Mohrenschidt. This somewhat tedious connection between Tower and
Mohrenschidt may shed some light on what follows next.
Mohrenschidt, who was a close friend of the aforementioned Clint Murchinson, was a fascist whose wife identified him as being a Nazi spy in America.
He took the young Oswald couple under his wing, and introduced to him to a whole network of people that would become his friends – despite the fact
these friends consisted of many anti-Communists, and even neo-Nazis. Strange friends for a couple of Communists to have, unless Lee Harvey Oswald was
an intelligence agent. Mohrenschidt was also affiliated with the Howard Hughes organization, a member of which was Robert Maheu, who used it to fund
the anti-Castro movement. Another friend was William Grace, the founder of W.R. Grace. Grace’s son, J. Peter Grace, was a member of the 1001 Club,
and worked closely with Nazi spymaster Reinhard Gehlen. Gehlen was one of the leading people in Operation Paperclip, but also devised the Stay-Behind
units used by NATO in Operation Gladio.
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