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COMMENT: Com­ing Attrac­tions: On Sun­day, Sep­tem­ber 13 at 1pm CA time, Mr. Emory and Bradley will con­duct a Zoom meet­ing about Dave’s late dear friend and pro­fes­sion­al col­league Mae Brus­sell.

On Sat­ur­day, Sep­tem­ber 19 at 1pm CA time, we will have an excit­ing Zoom meet­ing with both long-time broad­cast­er, pod­cast­er and licensed pod­cast­er Ed Opper­man and inves­tiga­tive reporter Bar­rett Brown will dis­cuss “L’Affaire Epstein.”

The next day, Sun­day, Sep­tem­ber 20 at noon CA time, it will be Dave’s plea­sure to wel­come back the bril­liant Hal Sander­son who will present his third talk about the pow­er­ful forces arrayed against the late artist Andy Warhol, includ­ing the CIA.

On Fri­day, Sep­tem­ber 4, Mr. Emory high­light­ed the per­pet­u­a­tion of Nazism in Ger­man after World War II and how it has affect­ed post­war Europe and the cur­rent pow­er polit­i­cal land­scape.

Begin­ning with dis­cus­sion of Nurem­berg Laws cre­ator Hans Globke’s dom­i­nant posi­tion in the post­war Ade­nauer gov­ern­ment, the pre­sen­ta­tion then sets forth the Nau­mann coup attempt.

Hitler’s cho­sen suc­ces­sor to suc­ceed Joseph Goebbels, Nau­mann staged a coup attempt in 1953, attempt­ing to oust the façade of Ger­man democ­ra­cy and estab­lish an open­ly-Nazi regime, per­pet­u­at­ing the lead­ing fig­ures and pol­i­cy from the Nazi peri­od.

Nau­mann and his fel­low coup plot­ters were even­tu­al­ly released when their defense team threat­ened to expose the real­i­ty of the re-instal­la­tion of Nazism in the “new” Ger­many.

Sig­nif­i­cant­ly, the Nau­mann coup revealed that Ger­many had been run by a shad­ow Nazi gov­ern­ment run from Madrid, Spain and actu­al­ized through a “Fuehrungsring”—a net­work of sys­tem­at­ic polit­i­cal, eco­nom­ic and nation­al secu­ri­ty dom­i­nance effect­ed through a Mafia-like sys­tem.

The talks set forth the elab­o­rate Nazi, Con­fed­er­ate and appar­ent CIA her­itage of Ursu­la von der Leyen, the long­time head of the Euro­pean com­mis­sion.

The dis­cus­sion con­cludes with dis­cus­sion of what has become known as “The War of the His­to­ri­ans,” which grad­u­al­ly dimin­ished the crimes of the Nazi regime and couched them with­in the con­text of anti-Com­mu­nism.

Dis­cus­sion and Analy­sis Includes: How Third Reich jurist Man­fred Roed­er par­layed his rela­tion­ship with the U.S. Army’s Counter-Intel­li­gence Corps into a posi­tion of post-war Nazi sig­nif­i­cance; Ursu­la von der Lyen’s father Ernst Albrecht’s pro-Nazi polit­i­cal career in the Fed­er­al Repub­lic; Albrecht’s rela­tion­ship with Hans von der Groeben, pro­tege of SS leader Wal­ter Darre, archi­tect of the exter­mi­na­tion of mil­lions of Rus­sians; Darre’s patron­iza­tion of Joseph Men­gele; the von der Lyen’s her­itage with the Con­fed­er­ate, slave-own­ing and traf­fick­ing Lad­son fam­i­ly of Car­oli­na; von der Lyen’s rela­tion­ship with the CIA-con­nect­ed McK­in­sey con­sult­ing firm; von der Lyen’s posi­tion as Defense Min­is­ter of Ger­many, dur­ing which an exten­sive Nazi net­work and coup-plot­ting was uncov­ered with­in the Ger­man spe­cial forces; The Nazi her­itage of Richard von Weisza­ck­er, son of key Nazi diplo­mat Ernst von Weisza­ck­er; Richard von Weiszacker’s mint­ing of the “War of the His­to­ri­ans;” Ernst von Weisazcker’s ambas­sador­ship to the Vat­i­can, which over­saw the “Rat­line” net­works that enabled the suc­cess­ful exfil­tra­tion of Nazi war crim­i­nals to Latin Amer­i­ca; Ernst von Weiszacker’s “hon­orary” mem­ber­ship in the SS; War­ren Com­mis­sion mem­ber John J. McCloy’s release of Ernst von Weisacker’s release from prison; They key role of the expellee’s net­works in the post­war resus­ci­ta­tion of Nazism and those net­works’ advo­ca­cy of mod­ern Ger­man East­ward expan­sion.