Paul M Peterson

(video courtesy of vdzele)
Free Speech TV

Narrator: “The first to arrive at this place was an American GI named Hugh Carey, who later became governor of New York state and he said when they arrived what they discovered lying at their feet was thousands and thousands and thousands of dead bodies and come to find out that twenty five thousands of the forty thousand slays in this place perished at the hands of the nazis. Well, you know, immediately after the war, the allies created the nuremberg trials, at which time we brought the nazis to justice for their crimes against humanity but one thousand five hundred of the top nazis never went to trial. They were smuggled into the United States by the military under a program called operation paperclip, smuggled in through Boston and West Palm Beach Florida and Wernher Von Braun along with a hundred copies of the V-2 rocket were sent to Hunstville, Alabama were Wernher became the first director of NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center. What is interesting is the other fourteen hundred nazis, who where they? Well, some of them were brought to the United States to work for the CIA. Others were brought to the United States to do the LSD drug experiments and the MK-ULTRA mind experiments during the 1960′s where people were jumping out of windows. Some of the nazi scientist who, in Germany had been taking jews and putting them in freezing temperatures to see how the body would react to that were sent to Wright Patterson airforce base in Ohio were put into the US military flight medicine program. So when you take fifteen hundred of the top Nazi scientist and essentially seed the US Military Industrial complex, the question I have is there an idealogical contamination?”

To learn more about Operation Paperclip, visit these links:

1. NewsMine
2. Truthseeker
3. Operation Paperclip, Human Experimentation
4. Third World Traveler
5. Operation Paperclip Info
6. Wiki

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