Operation Paperclip
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| Date | May 8, 1945 - 1990 |
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| Description | A transfer of top German scientists to USA. |
| Perpetrators | Joint Intelligence Objectives Agency |
Operation Paperclip was the project which relocated German scientists who had been more or less enthusiastic supporters of Adolf Hitler to the USA. This included some (such as Dr. Theodor Benzinger who had been on the list of accused at the Nuremberg Doctors' Trial and were never tried).
Project
"After World War II, the U.S. military hired sixteen hundred former Nazi scientists and doctors, including some of Adolf Hitler’s closest collaborators, including men responsible for murder, slavery, and human experimentation, including men convicted of war crimes, men acquitted of war crimes, and men who never stood trial. Some of the Nazis tried at Nuremberg had already been working for the U.S. in either Germany or the U.S. prior to the trials."[1]
Nazi Party re-emerging
On 15 May 2023, Steve Bogan posted on Facebook:
- "With the help of Operation Paperclip and other actions designed by the Victors to harness advanced German science and technology, the Nazis never really lost. They became chameleons and continued through infiltration and subversion.
- "Do not confuse the WEF with some new experiment in control. It is the Nazi Party re-emerging from its cloaked existence. Nazism IS the NWO."[2]
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