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FTR #1146 This program was recorded in one, 60-minute segment.
Introduction: This series of programs should be digested against the background of a very important development that has not generated much dialogue or attention. A new branch of the military has been created–the Space Force, joining the Army, Navy and Air Force (the Marines are technically part of the Navy.)
As people listen to the discussion of the space plane, this should be borne in mind.
The program begins on an interrogatory note. In numerous programs, we have covered Project HAARP–a military environmental modification technology. HAARP came online a quarter of a century ago, and should be considered in the context of a treaty that was concluded between the U.S. and the former Soviet Union in the 1970s that explicitly banned environmental modification for military purposes.
(Programs featuring information about HAARP include five interviews with Nick Begich: FTR #‘s 1, 30, 79, 101, 128.)
Mr. Emory had been expecting environmental modification warfare to be employed as part of the full-court press against China. That country has been beset by enormous flooding, that some critics see as destabilizing that country’s politics. ” . . . . ‘I believe that the Chinese public will question Beijing from this year’s continuous natural and man-made disasters, and even question China’s governance model and its effectiveness,’ said Wu Qiang, an independent political analyst in Beijing. . . . Of course, microwaves from space could also, potentially, be a weapon. . . . ”
A top secret military project has been underway for years–a space plane that can stay aloft for long periods of time. This development should be seen against the background of Donald Trump’s new Space Force–a novel branch of the military.
It should also be seen against the background of environmental warfare: HAARP came online 25 years ago and the U.S/U.S.S.R treaty was concluded more than forty years ago.
Just consider the advances in military aviation–the Wright brothers flew in 1903. Just look at how far military aviation had advanced by 1928 and, subsequently 1948. It is reasonable to assume that environmental warfare technology has advanced correspondingly.
The space plane is involved with technological advances developed by William Brown of Raytheon and Wernher von Braun, the SS officer and war criminal who headed the American space program. ” . . . . In the 1960s, Brown went on to work with NASA’s Wernher von Braun on converting microwave beams into electrical current. The concept had particular relevance for powering future spacecraft — but also promised a way to harness the power of sunlight, up to 10 times more potent above the atmosphere and its dust, for use on earth. . . Of course, microwaves from space could also, potentially, be a weapon. . . . the U.S. Air Force revealed some of the satellite payloads and experiments it will carry aloft this month [May of 2020], including one that will try converting the sun’s energy into a form that can be sent to Earth . [Such as lightning strikes?–D.E.] . . .”
Mr. Emory notes that, in early 2020, the space plane concluded a long, classified mission of more than a year in duration. Shortly after, Northern California experienced the first February on record with no rainfall at all–and this after what had been a normal rainy season.
After Northern California was bombarded with lightning strikes, the Bay Area was enveloped with record wildfires, experiencing some of the worst air quality in the world. This prompted several points of inquiry:
- Might the total absence of rainfall in February and, perhaps, the highly unusual number of lightning strikes be linked to the space plane and advances in environmental warfare?
- With Covid-19’s effects exacerbated by dirty air, might this be a harbinger of a dramatic worsening of the pandemic in the fall?
- Might the space plane and advances in environmental warfare be involved in China’s record flooding?
- The space plane’s missions are opaque: ” . . . . [Secure World Foundation’s Brian] Weeden’s main concerns about the X‑37B are that it puts stuff in space and doesn’t tell anyone. ‘On the previous mission they deployed three small satellites from the X‑37B and didn’t even catalog them until after it had landed and those satellites had decayed from orbit,’ he said. ‘That’s the sort of non-transparent and potentially irresponsible behavior the U.S. has criticized the Russians and Chinese for in the past.’ . . .”
Mr. Emory’s musings should also be considered in the context of the thesis set forth in L‑2.
Much of the program details the incorporation of the Nazi rocket program’s military commander–Walter Dornberger–and SS Major Wernher von Braun into the U.S. V‑2 program Project Hermes (contracted for by General Electric in November of 1944.)
Dornberger and von Braun were in touch with G.E. in December of 1944, months before the surrender of Nazi Germany! They subsequently went to work for G.E. and Project Hermes!
Key points of analysis and discussion include:
- The overwhelming probability that the G.E./Dornberger/von Braun liaison was arranged on the German end by SS General Hans Kammler, who had overall supervisory control of the Nazi rocket program.
- The probability that the arrangements were facilitated in Lisbon by Sigismund von Braun–the brother of Wernher von Braun and an agent for the SD. The Sichereitsdienst (SD) was the SS intelligence service.
- The probability that Sigismund von Braun’s Lisbon sojourn and arrangement for the G.E./Dornberger/von Braun liaison was also facilitated by Ernst von Weiszacker, Nazi Germany’s ambassador to the Vatican.
Subsequent programs in this series will center on OSS agent and Sullivan & Cromwell attorney Allen Dulles’s treasonous liaison with the Nazi SS and collaboration with the Vatican to incorporate the SS into the The Gehlen “Org” and the CIA.
In all probability, it was Allen Dulles who established contact with Kammler/Dornber and the von Braun brothers, also with probable Vatican complicity.
In FTR #511, we noted that AEG–German General Electric (which made electrical components for the V‑2)–was 30% owned by American G.E. General Electric was not only a client of Sullivan & Cromwell, but was formed by it.
Program Highlights Include:
- Review of Sullivan & Cromwell’s decisive position in the American corporate pantheon.
- Review of Wernher von Braun’s work for the SS and the fact that he was a war criminal.
- Review of Allen Dulles’s treasonous dealings with Prince Max Egon von Hohenlohe–an emissary of SD foreign intelligence chief Walter Schellenberg.
1a. The program begins on an interrogatory note. In numerous programs, we have covered Project HAARP–a military environmental modification technology. HAARP came online a quarter of a century ago, and should be considered in the context of a treaty that was concluded between the U.S. and the former Soviet Union in the 1970s that explicitly banned environmental modification for military purposes.
(Programs featuring information about HAARP include five interviews with Nick Begich: FTR #‘s 1, 30, 79, 101, 128.)
Mr. Emory had been expecting environmental modification warfare to be employed as part of the full-court press against China. That country has been beset by enormous flooding, that some critics see as destabilizing that country’s politics. ” . . . . ‘I believe that the Chinese public will question Beijing from this year’s continuous natural and man-made disasters, and even question China’s governance model and its effectiveness,’ said Wu Qiang, an independent political analyst in Beijing. . . . Of course, microwaves from space could also, potentially, be a weapon. . . . ”
Having brought the coronavirus pandemic largely under control, China’s leaders are now struggling with a surge of crippling floods that have killed hundreds of people and displaced millions across the central and southwestern parts of the country. . . .
. . . . Mr. Li visited Chongqing, where the Yangtze spilled over its banks for the fifth time this year and, on Thursday afternoon, breached the historical high reached in 1981. The leaders have tried to reassure people that the government was doing everything it could, but some might have doubts.
“I believe that the Chinese public will question Beijing from this year’s continuous natural and man-made disasters, and even question China’s governance model and its effectiveness,” said Wu Qiang, an independent political analyst in Beijing. . . .
1b. A top secret military project has been underway for years–a space plane that can stay aloft for long periods of time. This development should be seen against the background of Donald Trump’s new Space Force–a novel branch of the military.
It should also be seen against the background of environmental warfare: HAARP came online 25 years ago and the U.S/U.S.S.R treaty was concluded more than forty years ago.
Just consider the advances in military aviation–the Wright brothers flew in 1903. Just look at how far military aviation had advanced by 1928 and, subsequently 1948. It is reasonable to assume that environmental warfare technology has advanced correspondingly.
The space plane is involved with technological advances developed by William Brown of Raytheon and Wernher von Braun, the SS officer and war criminal who headed the American space program. ” . . . . In the 1960s, Brown went on to work with NASA’s Wernher von Braun on converting microwave beams into electrical current. The concept had particular relevance for powering future spacecraft — but also promised a way to harness the power of sunlight, up to 10 times more potent above the atmosphere and its dust, for use on earth. . . Of course, microwaves from space could also, potentially, be a weapon. . . . the U.S. Air Force revealed some of the satellite payloads and experiments it will carry aloft this month [May of 2020], including one that will try converting the sun’s energy into a form that can be sent to Earth . [Such as lightning strikes?–D.E.] . . .”
Mr. Emory notes that, in early 2020, the space plane concluded a long, classified mission of more than a year in duration. Shortly after, Northern California experienced the first February on record with no rainfall at all–and this after what had been a normal rainy season.
After Northern California was bombarded with lightning strikes, the Bay Area was enveloped with record wildfires, experiencing some of the worst air quality in the world. This prompted several points of inquiry:
- Might the total absence of rainfall in February and, perhaps, the highly unusual number of lightning strikes be linked to the space plane and advances in environmental warfare?
- With Covid-19’s effects exacerbated by dirty air, might this be a harbinger of a dramatic worsening of the pandemic in the fall?
- Might the space plane and advances in environmental warfare be involved in China’s record flooding?
- The space plane’s missions are opaque: ” . . . . [Secure World Foundation’s Brian] Weeden’s main concerns about the X‑37B are that it puts stuff in space and doesn’t tell anyone. ‘On the previous mission they deployed three small satellites from the X‑37B and didn’t even catalog them until after it had landed and those satellites had decayed from orbit,’ he said. ‘That’s the sort of non-transparent and potentially irresponsible behavior the U.S. has criticized the Russians and Chinese for in the past.’ . . .”
Little is known about the X‑37B space plane and what, exactly, it’s been doing during missions that now total nearly eight years in orbit. On Wednesday, the U.S. Air Force revealed some of the satellite payloads and experiments it will carry aloft this month, including one that will try converting the sun’s energy into a form that can be sent to Earth.
“The U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, will transform solar power into radio frequency microwave energy which could then be transmitted to the ground,” Air Force officials told reporters during a telephone briefing.
A 1‑square-foot solar panel will try to convert solar radiation to regular DC current and then into microwaves and sent via cable to a box to measure, a first in space, said Paul Jaffe, an electronics engineer at the Naval Research Lab. The experiment could pave the way for much larger solar arrays that might someday generate enough power to send useful amounts to the ground (if funding continues.)
Efforts to beam energy to and from altitude go back to 1959, when Raytheon’s William Brown sold the Defense Department on a concept for a helicopter that would hover at 50,000 feet, well above atmospheric winds, powered by a microwave ray from below. The concept didn’t make it to reality, though in 1964, they were able to lift a very small microwave-powered helicopter a few feet off the ground.
In the 1960s, Brown went on to work with NASA’s Wernher von Braun on converting microwave beams into electrical current. The concept had particular relevance for powering future spacecraft — but also promised a way to harness the power of sunlight, up to 10 times more potent above the atmosphere and its dust, for use on earth.
Sending direct electric current to earth via an antenna would require a device too large to be practical. But it is possible to send microwaves to earth from space with an antenna that could actually make it to space.
In 1975, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory staged a breakthrough demonstration. In the Goldstone Experiment, researchers sent a 2.388-Ghz beam more than a mile over the Mojave desert to a rectenna that converted it to 30 kilowatts of power.
Later, Japan and Canada overtook the United States in space-solar power research. NASA took a fresh look in the 2000s but “In the last ten years, numerous articles have been written about SSP, but supportive research has been sporadic at best,” researchers Bernd Strassner and Kai Chang wrote for IEEE in 2013.
The launch of the X‑37B Orbital Test Vehicle, OTV‑6, is scheduled for May 16 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. The launch vehicle will also carry five more experimental payloads in the FalconSat‑8 educational satellite.
Two NASA experiments will “study the results of radiation and other space effects on a materials sample plate and seeds used to grow food,” the Air Force said in a statement.
While the X‑37 belongs to the Air Force, the new Space Force is “responsible for the launch, on-orbit operations, and landing,” the statement said.
Of course, microwaves from space could also, potentially, be a weapon. The Defense Department has floated the idea of space-based microwaves to fry the electronics of missiles taking off from launch pads. But Brian Weeden, technical advisor for the Secure World Foundation, said that limited power levels suggest the current experiments aren’t about that.
Jaffe said that a “solar power satellite would be very difficult to weaponize,” in part because microwaves have a long wavelength, which makes it dangerous to get to an appropriate level of power density to be useful as a ray gun.
“We’ve seen nothing so far to indicate that the X‑37B is an offensive platform as many had speculated. All the evidence points to it being used as a platform to test out new technologies and potentially new [concepts of operation] for missions like remote sensing and surveillance,” Weeden said.
Weeden’s main concerns about the X‑37B are that it puts stuff in space and doesn’t tell anyone.
“On the previous mission they deployed three small satellites from the X‑37B and didn’t even catalog them until after it had landed and those satellites had decayed from orbit,” he said. “That’s the sort of non-transparent and potentially irresponsible behavior the U.S. has criticized the Russians and Chinese for in the past.”
Jaffe says space-based power would make it possible to send clean, consistent electricity to virtually any place on earth. He likened it to GPS in its conceptual phase.
“We’re not surprised when people are incredulous about space solar,” he said, “But GPS was once inconceivable and it’s everywhere today”
2a. Much of the program details the incorporation of the Nazi rocket program’s military commander–Walter Dornberger–and SS Major Wernher von Braun into the U.S. V‑2 program Project Hermes (contracted for by General Electric in November of 1944.)
Dornberger and von Braun were in touch with G.E. in December of 1944, months before the surrender of Nazi Germany! They subsequently went to work for G.E. and Project Hermes!
Key points of analysis and discussion include:
- The overwhelming probability that the G.E./Dornberger/von Braun liduaison was arranged on the German end by SS General Hans Kammler, who had overall supervisory control of the Nazi rocket program.
- The probability that the arrangements were facilitated in Lisbon by Sigismund von Braun–the brother of Wernher von Braun and an agent for the SD. The Sichereitsdienst (SD) was the SS intelligence service.
- The probability that Sigismund von Braun’s Lisbon sojourn and arrangement for the G.E./Dornberger/von Braun liaison was also facilitated by Ernst von Weiszacker, Nazi Germany’s ambassador to the Vatican.
. . . . Secretly recorded post-war conversations with Walter Dornberger, the military administrative head of the Germans’ rocket project, confirmed that, as the Battle of the Bulge was being waged and lost, he and rocket scientist Wernher von Braun agreed that the larger war was lost. Therefore, they got in touch with the U.S. government and a prominent U.S. business through the German Embassy in Lisbon to broker a deal. . . .
. . . . “According to Dornberger,” Colm said, “he and von Braun made contact as early as December 1944” . . . .
. . . . “Dornberger and von Braun were in touch with G.E. . . . . General Electric. The American company.” . . . .
. . . . “We have no conclusive information as to how Dornberger and von Braun reached out to GE, but we’re certain they did. We don’t know whether it was in person or not, or whether the contact had been initiated the other way around. It’s not clear whether von Braun and Dornberger traveled to Liston, or communicated by telex, diplomatic pouch, or even through an intermediary. But this has Kammler’s fingerprints all over it,” Colm assured me. . . .
. . . . “Here’s the whole quote: ‘Dornberger, in conversation with Generalmajor Bassenge, made the following miscellaneous remarks dealing with the ‘2’. He said that: Braun and Dornberger himself had realized at the end of December 1944 that things were going wrong and had consequently been in touch since that time with the General Electric Company through the German Embassy in Portugal, with a view to coming to some arrangement.’” . . . .
. . . . The exact timing, mode of contact, or even whether there had been intermediaries could not be determined from this language; we couldn’t even tell which side initiated the contact, only that Dornberger and von Braun had “been in touch” with G.E. to come to some “arrangement.” I flashed on the memory of Jorg [Kammler’s son—D.E.] telling me that his mother had always insisted that Kammler never approached the Americans to make a deal, but that they had approached him. Either way, I thought, this news was huge.
Colm quickly gave me his analysis of the new information, in light of our other known facts. He was certain Kammler would not have let von Braun out of the country (and I agreed), so if in-person contact had been made in Lisbon, it would have been through Dornberger. Colm said it was possible that Dornberger made the trip to Lisbon with Sigismund von Braun, Werner’s brother. “Sigismund was a German diplomat with great influence, and a Nazi. After the war he would become West Germany’s Secretary of State, living to a ripe old age, until 1998. During the war, he was a German representative to the Vatican. The Vatican,” Colm continued,”was instrumental in other negotiations at the end of the war, and Sigismund is also known to have participated in other talks, so he might well have been involved here. He would certainly have an interest in helping his brother, and Werner would have preferred having his own brother, his own flesh and blood, not just Dornberger, at the table on his behalf.” That made sense to me, but there was even more to this thread. What has seemingly never before been discussed is Sigismund von Braun’s role as an apparent SD agent within the Vatican—as indicated by a January 1945 document that Colm had uncovered, by the acting director of the Washington, D.C., office of the OSS, the precursor organization to the CIA. The SD, or Sicherheitsdienst, headed first by Holocaust mastermind Reinhard Heydrich, was the intelligence arm of the Nazi Party, charged with rooting out enemies of the party—both externally and from within the ranks. Frankly, I wasn’t sure if Sigismund as an agent of the SD would have been more or less likely to have facilitated the Lisbon contract, though these connections never ceased to amaze me.
We also have wartime intelligence records that connect Sigismund von Braun with Baron Ernst von Weizsacker, the German ambassador to the Holy See and the father of noted German nuclear physicist Carl Friedrich Freiherr von Weiszacker, in November 1944. It would also have made sense for Dornberger to choose von Weizsacker as a travel companion because von Weizsacker’s diplomatic status and likely frequent trips would have meant he could have made the trip to Lisbon without raising an eyebrow. We can also tie von Weiszacker’s son’s nuclear research to Kammler and von Braun. Moreover, the senior Weiszacker was one of the perceived neutrals authorized by Hitler’s foreign minister, Joachim von Ribbentrop (who himself had been authorized by Hitler), to make peace overtures to the Western Allies, In the end, I decided it didn’t really matter whether Dornberger went to Lisbon himself, with a fellow, traveler, or at all. What was plain from this new record was that he and von Braun were in contact with G.E.
“All good. But why meet with G.E.?” I asked Colm, still confused. I knew General Electric was big today, but I didn’t know much about its history. Colm told me G.E. was a contractor.
“Contractor for who? For what?” still befuddled, not quite following.
“For the U.S. government; for Project Hermes,” Colm said, pausing for my response. I could tell from the note of finality that this was supposed to mean something to me.
Project Hermes? That rang a faint bell, though at the moment my head was not in World War II but in my work world—where Hermes was an expensive neck tie, not some military op I couldn’t place it.
“Project Hermes was the General Electric project to develop a U.S. version of the V‑,” Colm prompted.
“What the hell?” I said too loudly, turning the heads of a few colleagues. “That’s unbelievable.”
What did this mean? The contract putting G.E. in charge of the American V‑2 project was let on November 20, 1944, Colm told me. And before the ink was dry, G.E. was in contact with Dornberger and von Braun, Kammler’s underlings? That was astounding. I noted that G.E. would never have contacted the Nazi rocket team without explicit authorization from the contractor, the United States government. So the contact must have been sanctioned at the highest levels of the American government.
And on the German side, Kammler had to have been involved. Von Braun and Dornberger had no authority or ability to manipulate events as the war wound down—but Kammler did. They could not order the cream of the German rocket team to evacuate Peenemunde for Nordhausen, and then evacuate Nordhausen for Oberammergau, ultimately to the waiting U.S. Army—but Kammler could. (Von Braun himself told us it was Kammler who ordered the Peenemunde evacuation.) Von Braun and Dornberger could not ensure that Hitler’s orders to destroy the rocket facilities were ignored. And they could not disobey Hitler’s orders to annihilate the entire German rocket team, specifically to prevent them from falling into the hands of German’s enemies. But, as we shall see, Kammler could and did. . . .
. . . . And the venture was successful was made. . . .
Wernher von Braun would become the leader of this key G.E. project, whose in-house director was Richard W. Porter. G.E. was so hungry to collect the Nazi rocket resources that at the end of the war, Porter was flown to Europe to hand-pick German scientists and engineers most capable of helping. Porter would also helpfully identify essential rocket parts for shipment back to the U.S., all to the benefit of the U.S. and, of course, G.E., his employer. Indeed, a post-war report by the U.S. Air Force claimed that using German scientists meant a savings of 40–50 percent on the overall Hermes contract. G.E. was able to pick up where the Nazi rocket project had left off rather than reinventing the wheel (literally, reinventing the rocket).
The timing of these seemingly unrelated events is the key to understanding them. The Hermes—G.E. contract was inked in November 1944. In January 1945, von Braun held a “secret meeting” in Peenemunde with colleagues, including Dornberger’s chief of staff, to discuss the “eventual feasibility of surrendering the development team intact.” The Kammler order to evacuate Peenemunde would come on January 31, 1945. Thereafter, Kammler would move the rocket scientists into the waiting arms of the Americans in Oberammergau.
The tightly sequenced events tell a clear story: Kammler as behind a deal for U.S. forces to capture the Nazis’ rocket program and give a new home to the Nazi rocket scientists—and perhaps to their boss, Hans Kammler himself. Kammler would preserve the rocket team, turn them over to the Americans, and in return, hopefully save his own life. . . .
2b. Subsequent programs in this series will center on OSS agent and Sullivan & Cromwell attorney Allen Dulles’s treasonous liaison with the Nazi SS and collaboration with the Vatican to incorporate the SS into the The Gehlen “Org” and the CIA.
In all probability, it was Allen Dulles who established contact with Kammler/Dornber and the von Braun brothers, also with probable Vatican complicity.
In FTR #511, we noted that AEG–German General Electric (which made electrical components for the V‑2)–was 30% owned by American G.E. General Electric was not only a client of Sullivan & Cromwell, but was formed by it.
. . . . In the inter-war years, American businesses and banks invested heavily in the German economy. As collateral, American investors often took back shares of stock in Swiss holding companies that themselves owned German bank stocks. Numerous U.S. companies had German sister companies or subsidiaries, and vice versa, with interlocking boards of directors. It was the beginning of the era of global companies, or at least international businesses. One such company was General Electric, which had a German counterpart, AEG, which did manufacture V‑2 electronics. The two businesses produced many of the same goods and shared some board members and investors. And G.E. was a client of Dulles’s firm. If, in his position in the OSS, Allen Dulles made a deal with Hans Kammler and could offer up the German rocket industry to G.E., lock stock, and barrel, he would be saving one of his firm’s clients a decade of work and perhaps untold sums of money. . . .
3. We set forth events representative of the fundamental place of Sullivan & Cromwell in the development of American Big Money.
. . . . . . . . In 1882, it created Edison General Electric. Seven years later, with the financier J.P. Morgan as its client, it wove twenty-one steelmakers into the National Tube Company and then, in 1891, merged National Tube with seven other companies to create U.S. Steel, capitalized at more than one billion dollars, an astounding sum at that time. The railroad magnate E.H. Harriman, whom President Theodore Roosevelt had denounced as a “malefactor of great wealth” and “an enemy of the Republic,” hired the firm to wage two of his legendary proxy wars, one to take over the Illinois Central Railroad and another to fend off angry shareholders at Wells Fargo Bank. It won the first with tactics that a New York newspaper called “one of those ruthless exercises of the power of sheer millions,” and the second with complex maneuvers that, according to a book about the firm, amounted to “deceit, bribery and trickery [that] was all legal.”
Soon afterward, working on behalf of French investors who were facing ruin after their effort to build a canal across Panama collapsed, Sullivan & Cromwell achieved a unique triumph in global politics. Through a masterful lobbying campaign, its endlessly resourceful managing partner, William Nelson Cromwell, persuaded the United States Congress to reverse its decision to build a canal across Nicaragua and to pay his French clients $40 million for their land in Panama instead. Then he helped engineer a revolution that pulled the province of Panama away from Colombia and established it as an independent country, led by a clique willing to show its gratitude by allowing construction of a canal on terms favorable to the United States. One newspaper called him “the man whose masterful mind, whetted on the grindstone of corporate cunning, conceived and carried out the rape of the Isthmus.” . . .
4a. Further developing the nature of the founders of the Institute of Noetic Sciences, we highlight Wernher von Braun’s membership in the SS.
“Wernher von Braun;” OperationPaperclip.info
. . . . An OMGUS (Office of Military Government, United States) document dated April 23, 1947 states that von Braun joined the SS (Schutzstaffel) horseback riding school in 1933, then the Nazi Party on May 1, 1937 and became an officer in the SS from May 1940 to the end of the war. . . .
. . . .He began as an Untersturmführer (Second Lieutenant) and was promoted three times by Himmler, the last time in June 1943 to SS-Sturmbannführer (Wehrmacht Major). . . .
4b. An example of von Braun’s “Aquarian consciousness” may be gleaned from his role in procuring the slave laborers for the V‑2 production lines:
. . . . This time, Wernher von Braun initiated the action himself. On August 15, 1944, von Braun wrote a letter to a Mittelwerk engineer, Albin Sawatzki, describing a new laboratory he wanted to set up inside the tunnels. Von Braun told Sawatzki that to expedite the process, he had taken it upon himself to procure slave laborers from the Buchenwald concentration camp. . . .
4d. Citizen von Braun certainly knew about the conditions in which his charges labored:
. . . . The prisoners worked twelve-hour shifts, seven days a week, putting together V‑weapons. By the end of the first two months there were eight thousand men living and working in this cramped underground space. There was no fresh air in the tunnels, no ventilation system, no water, and very little light. ‘Blasting went on day and night and the dust after every blast was so thick that it was impossible to see five steps ahead,’ read one report. Laborers slept inside the tunnels on wood bunk beds. There were no washing facilities and no sanitation. Latrines were barrels cut in half. The workers suffered and died from starvation, dysentery, pleurisy, pneumonia, tuberculosis, and phlegmasia from beatings. The men were walking skeletons, skin stretched over bones. Some perished from ammonia burns to the lungs. Others died by being crushed from the weight of the rocket parts they were forced to carry. The dead were replaceable. Humans and machine parts went into the tunnels. Rockets and corpses came out. Workers who were slow on the production lines were beaten to death. Insubordinates were garroted or hanged. After the war, war crimes investigators determined that approximately half of the sixty thousand men eventually brought to Nordhausen were worked to death. . . . .
4e. In American Swastika, the late author Charles Higham provides us with insight into the Christian West concept, revealing the extent to which these SS/OSS negotiations set the template for the post-World War II world, as well as the degree of resonance that key Americans, such as Allen Dulles, had with Nazi ideology, anti-Semitism in particular. Weighing the long, profound relationship between Dulles and The Times, this is presented as something of a “navigational aid” to analysis of the weaponized coverage of the virus.
The postwar political and economic realities of the Dulles, Hohenlohe, Schellenberg meetings were further solidified when William (Wild Bill) Donovan entered into his “M” Project. Important to note in this context, is the dominant role in world affairs played by cartels, the fundamental element in the industrial and financial axis that was essential to the creation and perpetuation of fascism. Much of the Third Reich’s military industrial complex, the primacy of Germany in the postwar EU, as well as the correlation between postwar Europe as constructed in the Christian West negotiations and long-standing German plans for European domination are derivative of the power of cartels. The Christian West and “M” Projects:
- Revealed that Allen Dulles’ views resonated with Third Reich anti-Semitism, and that his opinions were shared by other, like-minded American power brokers: ” . . . . He said that it would be unbearable for any decent European to think that the Jews might return someday, and that there must be no toleration of a return of the Jewish power positions. . . . He made the curious assertion that the Americans were only continuing the war to get rid of the Jews and that there were people in America who were intending to send the Jews to Africa. . . .”
- Set the template for the postwar Federal Republic of Germany and the EU: ” . . . . He [Dulles] reiterated his desire for a greater European political federation–and foresaw the federal Germany that in fact took place. . . . Germany would be set up as the dominating force in industry and agriculture in continental Europe, at the heart of a continental state run by Germany, the U.S.A., and Great Britain as a focus of trade. . . .”
- Were the vehicle for Allen Dulles to betray much of the Allied military plans for Southern Europe to the Third Reich: “. . . . Dulles now proceeded to supply Hohenlohe with dollops of secret intelligence, announcing that the U.S. Army would not land in Spain but, after conquering Tunisia, would advance from Africa toward the Ploesti oil fields to cut off the German oil supplies. He said it was likely the Allies would land in Sicily to cut off Rommel and control Italy from there, and thus secure the advance in the Balkans. Having given virtually the entire battle plan for Europe, top secret at the time, to one of Germany’s agents, Allen Dulles proceeded to the almost unnecessary rider that he had very good relations with the Vatican. . . .”
- Directly foreshadowed the confrontation between the U.S. and the Soviet Union which became the Cold War. “. . . . In other meetings, Dulles . . . . predicted that ‘the next world war would be between the U.S.A. and the Soviet Union.’ . . . .”
- Were the occasion for Dulles to laud the “genius” of Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels: “He . . . . described a recent speech by Dr. Goebbels as ‘a work of genius; I have rarely read a speech with such rational pleasure.’ . . . .”
. . . . Dulles pressed ahead. He said that it would be unbearable for any decent European to think that the Jews might return someday, and that there must be no toleration of a return of the Jewish power positions. He reiterated his desire for a greater European political federation–and foresaw the federal Germany that in fact took place. . . . He made the curious assertion that the Americans were only continuing the war to get rid of the Jews and that there were people in America who were intending to send the Jews to Africa. This was Hitler’s dream of course: that the Jews would go to Madagascar and stay there. . . .
. . . . Dulles now proceeded to supply Hohenlohe with dollops of secret intelligence, announcing that the U.S. Army would not land in Spain but, after conquering Tunisia, would advance from Africa toward the Ploesti oil fields to cut off the German oil supplies. He said it was likely the Allies would land in Sicily to cut off Rommel and control Italy from there, and thus secure the advance in the Balkans. Having given virtually the entire battle plan for Europe, top secret at the time, to one of Germany’s agents, Allen Dulles proceeded to the almost unnecessary rider that he had very good relations with the Vatican. . . .
. . . . In other meetings, Dulles . . . . predicted that “the next world war would be between the U.S.A. and the Soviet Union.” . . . . Dulles obtained a great deal of information relating to Germany and plans for its reconstruction after the war. He . . . . described a recent speech by Dr. Goebbels as “a work of genius; I have rarely read a speech with such rational pleasure.” . . . .
. . . . In July, [OSS chief William] Donovan and the OSS began to take matters into their own hands. No doubt inspired by the invigorating meeting in Switzerland, Donovan embarked on the so-called “M” project. . . .
. . . . By now, the German [Franz Von Papen] had read the details of the peace proposal on microfilm and learned that it was more or less on the same lines as the Dulles proposals. Germany would be set up as the dominating force in industry and agriculture in continental Europe, at the heart of a continental state run by Germany, the U.S.A., and Great Britain as a focus of trade. . . .
Uncle Sam and Il Duce
It all adds up! The Nazis and GE worked together to control the development of rocketry in Germany, then in the USA!
Nothing happens that is not planned in advance, we see in this program...
Check out Bruce Gagnon. “Bruce Gagnon, Co-Founder and Secretary/Coordinator of the Global Network Against Weapons and Nuclear Power in Space, and a 30 year veteran of actions against nuclear weaponry and expansionism in space.” He says the Pentagon conducts exercises every year simulating a nuclear first strike with the Space Plane. The Plane with a nuclear payload becomes the weapon.
I don’t dispute your premise, but the New York Times article is designed to make the Chinese Communist Party look incompetent and inefficient. I daily follow several Western expats living in China, some who have visited key areas of the flood damage (for example in Chongqing) and posted video surveys of the flood damage. The death and destruction is exaggerated. It’s Western propaganda.