German diplomats maintained a cozy relationship with the Black September terrorists responsible for the 1972 massacre of Israeli athletes at the Munich Summer Olympics. Expressing sympathy for the Palestinians, they never made a serious attempt at extraditing the terrorists behind the attack. A number of contradictions are evident in examining the record of the events, including a discrepancy in the number of terrorists actually involved in the incident, the German security forces’ lack of rifles at the airport (they were planning to snipe the terrorists at the airport), and the Germans’ refusal of cooperation by Israeli intelligence and security forces.
German authorities had a warning three weeks before the Olympics massacre of 1972. With security headed by an officer of the BND, the final incarnation of the Gehlen “Org” and with neo-Nazis assisting the Palestinian terrorists, this comes as no surprise. The BND Olympics security chief has also been accused of staging provocations and providing an alibi for a Nazi leader in the 1980 Oktoberfest bombing.
Hitler’s commando, former SS officer Otto Skorzeny was a prominent figure in the development of the methodology and organizational ontogenesis of terrorism.
Historical background of contemporary Islamofascism, collaboration between Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy, and key elements of the Islamic world.
Nazi connections to Saddam Hussein and Palestinian movement.
Pres. Hoover attempted to bring Gen. Smedley Butler to court martial for “slandering” Mussolini; fascist antecedents to Zionist and Palestinian National Movement, links to Arafat and Netanyahu.
Listen now: One Segment This segment details a very complex and important (though sadly underreported) scandal. Some of the elements and operations involved in the investigation include: “ex” CIA operatives; the infamous Licio Gelli of P-2 Lodge fame (a former Mussolini fascist and SS officer deeply connected to the intelligence services and political establishments of [...]
Looking Back from 1984 Int’l fascism as reaction to early 20th century socialist movements; U.S. industrial and financial support for Hitler. Read more »
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