Shadow Of The Swastika Part 6

Instead of American paratroopers dropping supplies, they found Soviet tanks waiting in the suburbs."

By 1959, the collapse of Dulles's spy network was almost total: "U.S.

Military Intelligence admitted to the National Security Council that it did not have a single network of couriers or safe houses left in Communist territory, apart from East Germany. Dulles's n.a.z.i 'freedom fighters' had sold him out." (23)

COLD WARRIORS.

It was Harry Rositze who best described the att.i.tude of the United States military-intelligence establishment after the end of World War II: "Any b.a.s.t.a.r.d as long as he was anti-Communist." Rositze, the "former head of secret operations inside the USSR" for the CIA, was correct.

(24).

We have seen that many n.a.z.is - including those who committed atrocities - returned to positions of power and influence inside Germany after the war. Unknown until fairly recently was the extent of n.a.z.i recruitment by U.S. intelligence agencies and political organizations, in the 1940s and 1950s. Perhaps the most publicized program of n.a.z.i recruitment is that of Project Paperclip, which involved the collection of n.a.z.i rocket scientists and facilities, all of which were later incorporated into the U.S. s.p.a.ce Program. Klaus Barbie's employment by the U.S. State Department in the 1940s is another well-known incident. Barbie, head of the Gestapo in Lyons, France, was known as the "Butcher of Lyons" and was sought by the French Government for atrocities committed against French Resistance fighters captured by the n.a.z.is. Barbie was recruited as a U.S. intelligence "a.s.set" in 1947 by one branch of the State Department's Counter-intelligence Corps (CIC), while another branch, the Operation Selection Board, a joint U.S./British project, was trying to put him in prison for war crimes.

Eventually, according to Aarons and Loftus, "Barbie's employment (and protection) by the Americans began to reach French newspapers and politicians at least as early as 1948. They, in turn brought increasing pressure on the U.S. government through publicity and eventually through official notes requesting Barbie's extradition from Germany. That, in the final a.n.a.lysis, is why the CIC chose to provide Barbie with a new ident.i.ty and safe pa.s.sage to Argentina in 1951, while thousands of other ex-n.a.z.is who had been 'of interest' to the CIC at one time or another have simply lived out their lives in Germany. If the CIC had dumped Barbie when the French government began requesting his extradition, he would have had plenty of compromising things to say about the CIC. . ."

(25).

But when Barbie was eventually captured by Bolivian authorities in the early 1980s, and returned to France to face charges of war crimes, the U.S. government was forced to conduct an investigation into the Barbie affair. The official position? ". . . [T]his investigation concluded that the United States had indeed protected Barbie in Europe and engineered his escape but that Barbie was the only such n.a.z.i who had been a.s.sisted in this fas.h.i.+on." (26)

As doc.u.mented previously, this statement was false. Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of n.a.z.is were employed by the several U.S. agencies, from the CIC to the CIA, and used in covert operations overseas, as our first line of defense against Communism. Others, equally as guilty of wartime atrocities, were brought into the United States for domestic political purposes. This aspect of the U.S.-n.a.z.i connection is well-doc.u.mented, and deserves closer attention by the mainstream press.

One of the first researchers to reveal the connections between the U.S.

government and the n.a.z.is, was a lady named Mae Brussell of Carmel, California. Her career as a conspiracy researcher and host of the weekly radio program "World Watchers International" began with the Kennedy a.s.sa.s.sination. "In ferreting out every morsel from the Warren Report,"

writes Jonathan Vankin, author of the book "Conspiracies, Cover-ups and Crimes," "supplementing her research with untold amounts of reading from the 'New York Times' to 'Soldier of Fortune,' Brussell discovered not merely a conspiracy of a few renegade CIA agents, Mafiosi, and Castro haters behind Kennedy's death, but a vast, invisible inst.i.tutional structure layered into the very fabric of the U.S. political system.

"Comprising the government within a government were not just spies, gangsters, and Cubans, but n.a.z.is. Mae found that many of the commission witnesses -- whose testimony established Oswald as a lone nut' -- had never even spoken to Oswald, or knew him only slightly. The bulk of them were White Russian emigres living in Dallas. Extreme in their anti-Communism, they were often affiliated with groups set up by the SS in World War II -- Eastern European ethnic armies used by the n.a.z.is to carry out their dirtiest work.

"Brussell also discovered an episode from history rarely reported in the media, and not often taught in universities. Those same collaborationist groups were absorbed by United States intelligence agencies. They hooked up with the spy net of German General Reinhard Gehlen, Hitler's Eastern Front espionage chief."

"'This is a story of how key n.a.z.is . . . antic.i.p.ated military disaster and laid plans to transplant n.a.z.ism, intact but disguised, in havens in the West,' wrote Mae Brussell in 1983. She didn't author too many articles, but this one, 'The n.a.z.i Connection to the John F. Kennedy a.s.sa.s.sination' (in 'The Rebel,' a short-lived political magazine published by 'Hustler' impresario Larry Flynt), was definitive, albeit convoluted.

"'It is a story that climaxes in Dallas on November 22, 1963, when John Kennedy was struck down,' Brussell's article continued. 'And it is a story with an aftermath -- America's slide to the brink of Fascism.'"

Mae Brussell quit broadcasting her radio show in Spring of 1988, after receiving a death threat from a "man who is said to have identified himself as 'a fascist and proud of it.'"

The last project she worked on, before her death from cancer on October 3, 1988, writes the author, "was a study of Satanic cults -- within the U.S. military. The hidden fascist oligarchy had progressed far beyond the need for patsies like Oswald. They were now able, Brussell a.s.serted, to hypnotically program a.s.sa.s.sins.

"Satanic cults are the state of the art in brainwas.h.i.+ng. With drugs, s.e.x, and violence, they strip any semblance of moral thought. They are perfect for use in creating killers. The United States military, Brussell found, was using them." (27)

NOTES: THE NEW WORLD (DIS)ORDER.

1. One Thousand Americans, George Seldes, p. 5-6

2. The Secret War Against the Jews, Loftus and Aarons, p. 71

3. Ibid., pp. 73-74

4. Ibid., pp. 75-76

5. Ibid., p. 77

6. Ibid., p. 78

7. Ibid., pp. 79-80

8. Ibid., pp. 82-83

9. Ibid., pp. 84-85

10. Ibid., pp. 85-86

11. Tragedy and Hope, Prof. Carrol Quigley, p. 827

12. Secret War Against the Jews, pp. 100-102

13. The American Establishment, Leonard and Mark Silk, p. 249

14. The New Germany and the Old n.a.z.is, T.H. Tetens, pp. 99-102

15. Blowback: America's recruitment of n.a.z.is and its effects on the Cold War, Christopher Simpson, pp. 191-192

16. The New Germany and the Old n.a.z.is, p. 103

17. Ibid., pp. 112-113

18. Blowback, pp. 40-41

19. The New Germany and the Old n.a.z.is, pp. 42-43

20. Blowback, pp. 54-55

21. Unholy Trinity, Mark Aarons and John Loftus, pp. 151-152

22. The Secret War Against the Jews, pp. 135-136

23. Ibid., pp. 151-152

24. Blowback, p. 159

25. Ibid., pp. 187-189

26. Ibid., pp. 192-193

27. Conspiracies, Cover-ups and Crimes, Jonathan Vankin, pp. 101-104

RICHARD MILHOUSE NIXON.

In this section we will explore the n.a.z.i connections of Richard Nixon.