Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
As I look around Amerika today...
It sure appears to me Hitler won the war.
No Hitler was a puppet... put in place by Masonic like orders
Prescott Bush and the Rockefellers with Standard Oil and Union Bank funded the NAZi's into power. That is now history and sanctions were made for
'trading with the enemy'
The Bush and Rockefeller Dynasty's still rule the roost today, Standard Oil has been replaced by Exxon, who recorded record quarter profits during
the first year of the Iraqi "war" while we shelled out willingly at the pumps, and that price has never dropped since.
Union Bank replaced by Federal Reserve who just last fiscal year cannot account for 9 TRILLION dollars over an eight month period
Federal Reserve can't account for $9 trillion in off-balance sheet transactions.
I do after all live in a nation that some how, some way, managed to end up with something called a Homeland Security Department?
We had Homeland Security in Germany too... Schutzstaffel German for "Protective Echelon" Most know it as the SS...
Before DHS was created... on Sept 10, 2001 Rumsfeld announced 2 TRILLION was missing from the Pentagon budget and a further 25% of Defense spending
was unaccounted for. He declared 'war' on this spending
We all know what happened the next day. Bush asked for MORE billions to bomb Iraq into the stone age and we said okay... Forgot all about the missing
trillion, Forgot all about the Enron scandel, which records were lost when WTC 7 collapsed...
9/10/2001: Rumsfeld says $2.3 TRILLION Missing from Pentagon
More missing money Fiscal Year 2006
McKinney Grills Rumsfeld
Way to go Adolf way to go, way to go Adolf way to go.
The Nazi Scientists of America
Operation paper clip brought over 1000 NAZI scientists and other key people to the US. People who had but a few days earlier worked to wipe out the US
and our way of life are now made citizens and given jobs and houses...
The panel was supposed to draw the line between scientists who had joined the Nazi party to avoid persecution and ones who truly believed in it,
but the ugly truth was that much Third Reich research had itself been a war crime. The Dora concentration camp had supplied slave labor for the
Nordhausen missile works, where prisoners had been fed a single piece of bread a day and literally worked to death by the thousands. Aviation doctors
had suffocated gypsies in pressure chambers and force-fed Jews nothing but seawater for weeks to determine what pilots could withstand.
A tug of war began between two sides in the U.S. government—one angling to import German scientists and one readying to try some of the same men at
Nuremberg. In the end the Paperclip panel ignored or cleaned up the backgrounds of several scientists they believed too valuable to send to prison.
One historian estimates that as many as 80 percent of the 765 scientists imported between 1945 and 1955 were Nazi party or SS members. Three later
fled or were deported under suspicion of war crimes, including Arthur Rudolph, who was instrumental in developing the rockets that powered the Apollo
missions.
American Heritage Magazine
Also this...
But Paperclip, which continued until as late as 1973, left behind another, darker legacy. The program’s architects were sometimes willing to
build on the results of often deadly Nazi research on captive human subjects. Working with Paperclip scientists, researchers hoping to develop a truth
serum at the Edgewood Arsenal, in Maryland, tested psychoactive drugs on almost 7,000 unwitting American soldiers between 1955 and 1975. Those
experiments, and Paperclip itself, were among the first manifestations of what became a guiding principle of the Cold War, that the ends sometimes
justified the means.
The author of the story ends with this comment
Intelligence and government officials faced a delicate moral quandary in 1945—whether it was worth it to give American homes to men who had invented
weapons to kill American soldiers, men who in some cases subscribed to beliefs that hundreds of thousands Americans had died to eradicate. In the end
they decided it was, if these men could help the United States defeat the Soviets.
—Christine Gibson is a former editor at American Heritage magazine.
Seems the Third Reich merely change location... and "We the people..." paid for it because we were led to believe we need to fear the Russians
"Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Benjamin Franklin,
Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759
[edit on 30-7-2009 by zorgon]
