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Operation Paperclip: Unveiling the Dark Secrets of WWII · D-constructing Topics

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  and i just want to give you a context of what how can i say to you what what
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  make this beautiful episode this,
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  Little thing going on that we're talking about today, which is Operation Paperclip.
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  I'm just going to throw it out there. What I'll be talking about,
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  Operation Paperclip, and the genesis of this conversation came about.
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  A few people out there have seen, you know, the recent news, what's going on.
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  You know, it seems that Elon Musk, the CEO of X and the CEO of Tesla,
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  you know, might have made some, you know, some gesture here.
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  Hey listen not hear what i think about what
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  he did in terms of my opinion but a lot of people
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  have made comments that hey it looked like he did a you
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  know little nazi salute or whatever the case might be
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  and to give you a little bit context of where
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  we at there and what that has to
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  do with operation paperclip just to give you an idea little
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  context for those are people that need to brush up
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  a little bit in history world war ii from the
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  1930s all the way to 1945 nazi germany back then hitler and all those people
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  they decided let me uh let me spread my ideology whatever across europe poland
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  iraille whatever france and it was a wild wild time back then it was wow wow.
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  I mean we could do episode i mean i i think
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  that is the one war where historians
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  are still talking about it because there's so much to pick and that's why i
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  created this podcast i'm sorry that's why i made this podcast but to talk about
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  this episode let's get it but just to give you that context of world war ii
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  and what is world war ii and what came out of world war ii is something very sinister and dark,
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  crazy, which a lot of people, and that's why I said, you know,
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  I got to talk about it because it's hot.
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  It's hot from the oven, you know, fresh, you know, fresh from the oven.
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  Operation Paperclip. And that was something so very interesting that Operation
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  Paperclip was basically a,
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  United States of America, you know, little group going on there.
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  I think this was like before the CIA.
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  They gather a little group and decide, you know what?
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  There's Nazis, right? Nazi Germany, to be more specific, let's kind of like
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  separate the Nazi Germany with the Germany. Nazi Germany, because there was an ideology.
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  My understanding is that when they were invading these countries,
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  they were making these weapons,
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  tanks, that even united state russia
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  they never seen like these we're talking about rockets that
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  could just fly across the world across the
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  universe come back with still some gas i mean it was just crazy while they were
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  building claims it was just building crazy and united state was like you know
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  what we we need to get our hands of this before russia russia was on the other
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  side of also fighting and defending this country from the invasion.
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  So just to give you an idea, so United States, you know, wait,
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  wait, wait, some of these folks out there just kind of celebrating once World War II was over.
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  I, you know, it was the clay over in what is it, September 2nd, 1945.
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  And they said, yo, we need to get some of these people that were creating these
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  rockets. We're these smart people. So that's where Operation Paperclip.
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  Came in 1945. Under the president, Harry Truman, who's a Democrat, right?
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  Now, I'd like to sometimes throw the name of the party because I'm one to say
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  the situation that happened with Elon.
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  You know, it happened on the day that Donald Trump got inaugurated,
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  whatever was going on there.
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  And, you know, people say, oh, look, that's the Republican Party.
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  Look, they party of races.
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  And I like to remind people that in this country, which is mostly run by these
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  two parties, Democrats and Republicans, that they have had a history.
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  And this is where this operation come in. They have had a history of having
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  this love and hate relationship with the Nazis.
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  And in this case with operation paperclip is
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  basically say we want the smartest mathematicians
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  the smartest people that makes the rockets the smartest people that make do
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  you know that do this we want those people they still left let's get them let's
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  get them to this country we're going to build this because in during the cold
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  war which cold war is it it's that thing with Russia and United States,
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  these two mega houses,
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  mega country, talking about two forces who were like,
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  one has the eye looking at you like who's going to do what now that we are the
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  superpowers of this world.
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  And United States basically had the head start by just saying,
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  whoop, okay, my man, whoop.
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  And one of the interesting people that they have picked up and kind of purged,
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  because keep in mind, this happened from the 45s to the 60s.
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  And doing my little research, I couldn't find if there's, because this was a
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  secret program, right? It's like, don't say anything.
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  Don't say anything. Well, we're going to make it obvious that we're going to have these
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  people with German names the the the crowds you
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  know the tom the van browns and all that and they
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  brought a gentleman in by the name of
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  werner von brown you
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  know for those people that like to say right you know men
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  women all that is in between you know b-r-a-u-n right
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  ah yeah if we
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  start to kind of like do a deep search on how
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  much companies out there that had
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  nazi ties you know what's the
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  name of that clothing store that clothing thing oh hugo boss
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  right i'm just saying you know so thomas bernard von brown is basically the
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  reason or one of the main reason he was the designer of the v2 rocket and i'm
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  gonna try to get some links going on out there the v2 rocket is a rocket again And me joking around,
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  I said that rocket could just travel around the world and come back and they
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  still got gas and then go out there and drop somewhere where people sadly will
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  die if there's people in the vicinity.
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  So you got the V2 rocket. So this one of Van Brown, I mean, basically NASA,
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  you already know what NASA is. N-A-S-A.
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  The new neurotics and space of United States transportation, whatever it is.
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  You already know. Nazi is that American thing where we got rockets going to
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  space or whatever the case might be.
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  But, you know, some people argue, hey, listen, you know, the word Nazi sounds like Nazi, right?
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  Hey, hey, I'm just saying. I'm not, it ain't my conspiracy here or it ain't
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  my theory here. I'm just saying.
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  So Wernher von Braun was one of those individuals that came,
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  that was purged during the Operation Paperclip. Like, hey.
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  Mercedes-Benz, the company Benz, making those cars out there for the Nazi tanks. Hello.
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  Getting perched, right?
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  Maybe I could go so on. Hugo Boss, right?
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  I think if you look at some of these clothes, and now I'm going to say in fairness,
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  and I think Volkswagen is another one.
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  Volkswagen is another one. And in fairness, a lot of these groups and people
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  basically just went along with it and tried to survive.
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  No, no, there's some argument that some, even Werner Von Braun,
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  basically kind of like say, hey, I apologize for taking part of it.
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  But, you know, Werner Von Braun, he was part of the Algamene SS,
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  which is one of the top military, the Schussner Staffer military, the SS.
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  For those people not familiar the ss like the
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  elite of the elite where they made some
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  decisions right they like the best way excuse
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  me the best way to kind of explain that
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  you know a lot of these ss and they were part of the ss soldier it's
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  like kind of having like a congress senate where they make these
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  decisions while the president the face of the
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  united state makes other so i'm just giving an example you
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  know what the ss is for those listening if you want to chime i mean let me know
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  but just the fact that uh van brown and some of these other folks that might
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  have kind of felt like an ill will like i'm you know i apologize but the fact is that their.
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  History of being nazis or whatever it is just permeating in this country and
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  that's where the love relationship comes in and again both political parties
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  democrats and the republican they,
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  welcome them with open arms because it's
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  going to help them fight the big bad russia you
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  know what i mean the big bear all the russians and
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  that's one of the things that i remind people and why i'm
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  so cautious of these political parties because
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  we're in united states when it
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  comes to elections they're pointing at the finger at one each
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  other you know if you vote for this one gonna take away your democracy you're
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  yeah the whole nonsense but then we forget that there's other people out there
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  in other countries gonna pay the price and just when you think we're talking
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  about racism and nazis and all that we forget the history.
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  That this country has had. And especially with Operation Paperclip.
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  Now again. Operation. Just to give you an idea. Operation Paperclip.
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  So it lasted from 1945. All the way to the 60s. Because if you look at.
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  The way to explain. Is that many of these. Nazi scientists. Engineers.
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  Whatever the case might be. If you look at 1945. A lot of them were probably.
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  Up there in age. In the 50s, 60s. Another little nice little information here,
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  there's those people that believe that, let's say, Hitler who got, you know,
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  self-deleted, committed suicide, whatever happened there, that he lived,
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  he was able to escape Germany and went somewhere in South America,
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  I think Chile and Argentina.
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  But the reality is And the truthful is That many Nazi people Left to those countries
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  Across the world Mainly again Germany South America Argentina Chile Not to put
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  those people in the map It's just that the truth is That because there were a lot of Nazi kind of,
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  Sympathizers across the world Whether it's Australia But mostly for some reason
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  It was in this region In the south Some might have You know Came in But you know,
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  Because Operation Pimp Clip, you have the legit ones.
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  You know what I mean? That, hey, you know.
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  Because United States, you know, United States is funny when it comes to the
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  immigration thing going on. You know, we already, that's another different topic.
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  You know, United States have a way to welcome certain people from other countries
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  that could bring something to this country, right?
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  And I'm not saying that the others can't. I'm just saying, you know,
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  the way they selected who comes in and who's not, right?
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  I have it a little bit myself, a little bit of tea. I miss tea.
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  So they selected. Who's here? Hey, you over there in that country.
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  Hey, you want to come here? What you know? Oh, you're an expert in rockets.
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  All right. Come over here. You know what I mean? History tends to repeat itself.
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  So sadly, it's, you know, like again, it lasted in the 60s. So I just want to
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  say that that's the official because it was a secret program.
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  People were not able to find kind of where to kind of say, okay, this ended.
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  There's a book out there in regards to the situation.
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  I'm trying to look for it. What's the name of the book?
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  Man, I mean, you know, and I apologize if I'm over here.
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  I'm doing a little while because I put some research right in
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  front of me because there's there's a lot
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  of things i mean you could even go on the youtube and i'll do a one
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  where you could put operation paperclip and learn more
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  of it because the story goes a little bit deeper it's
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  a little bit darker because there's a lot of people in that list
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  of these german nazis right or you know i'm also going to say that there were
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  people and i'm not going to say that everybody my understanding not everybody
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  right were how can i say nazis because you know i always want to of remind people that remember.
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  You don't necessarily attach Germans to Nazis, right?
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  Remember, Nazis are an ideology that just became a thing once they became powerful
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  and became too powerful.
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  And in order to survive, there's people that kind of said, you know,
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  okay, okay, whatever you want me to do.
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  So you had this Van Brown group or whatever the case might be.
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  Some people, Hans Antman, Heinz, Koyle, Robert Lucelle, Ed O.
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  Busseman. i mean i could go on and on there's individuals that
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  actually just were germans and
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  still were pro-germans and were against the nazis another
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  thing too is operation valkyrie and i'm
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  touching off patient valkyrie because there were
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  people or those individuals who were in the nazi part
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  either the nazi party soldiers whatever who
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  let's say were just infiltrating the party to
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  uh assassinated adolf hitler and it
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  was probably i believe it was the last attempt of his
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  assassination by a soldier and at
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  least soldier my understanding so just to give you an idea once again not a
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  lot of times the nazi german you know you can't can't always put them together
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  you know what i mean so if a lot of these individuals they don't like to kind
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  of they probably maybe maybe united states Because United States have to, they tend to do this.
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  They tend to kind of what we call whitewash something.
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  Well, you know, it's dirty, but throughout the years, you just tend to kind
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  of either because you get more information or because you don't want people
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  to attach something sinister.
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  So basically it's saying, well, maybe there were Nazis. Maybe they were just
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  German and some of them were Nazis.
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  You know what I mean? So just to give an idea on that situation.
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  But it's very interesting because, again, we could go on to this dark places.
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  I'm one that I've learned every year. I learned something new in regards to
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  what happened in World War II.
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  World War II still have a large impact. And World War II, it's what propelled
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  the United States to be the superpower, that is, at this moment.
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  There's a i think somebody told
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  me or somebody showed me where when world
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  war ii started and you know the late 30s or
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  whatever the case might be when it comes to military power united state was
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  not even in the top 20 you know in term and how do one determine that um it's
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  basically military personnel you know you basically your arms and all that because
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  even at that time before World War II,
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  United States have come out of these conflicts in the Philippines,
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  part of the Spanish Treaty War.
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  So war was not a really popular thing with Americans until somewhere down the
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  line, Pearl Harvard happened.
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  And what happened in Pearl Harbor, basically, United States was like, you know what?
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  You know, let the Europeans, let those European flag, if we feel we need to enter, we enter.
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  So then Pearl Harbor came in because World War II, people forget or people don't
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  mention or they tend to not mention that, hey, listen, it happened in the Pacific
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  with Japan invading China.
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  So Pearl Harbor was that thing in December 1941 where Pearl Harbor,
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  Hawaii was attacked by Japan and it gave the United States that kind of reason
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  to kind of join World War II and the rest is history.
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  And what came out of that You know There's so much That could take Again There's
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  so much Because not only Are you Purging Because Russia did the same thing So You know.
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  But more of the American side because, you know, sadly, and that's why in this
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  country, if you look, even before that, you might have little bastions of Germans,
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  you know, family that came from that side of thing.
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  There was this show called Chasing Hitler for those who like to be entertained
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  by conspiracies or theories.
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  Let's just put it, conspiracy theories, but theories.
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  You know, where Hitler did not die and he lived a long life.
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  You know, there's a thing going on, Argentina and Chile.
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  They had a camp there where they had these Nazi Germany people that live.
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  And my understanding, there was people even as of 20, 25 years ago.
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  Because remember, World War II ended in 1945.
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  Then you had the Nuremberg trial where you caught these top German people,
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  you know, the Goebbels or whatever it is.
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  And basically, you put them on trial. and they got executed but there were a
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  lot of germany top nazis i should be specific that escaped the country and managed
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  to escape and live a long life in argentina there were those because,
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  the story behind what happened in or the main story that happened that came
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  out of the world war ii what's the holocaust basically there was those in the
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  jewish state that went on a.
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  Years to decades of a mad hunt to look for the people that uh were part of this,
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  holocaust so interesting thing operation paperclip i could go on so on and so
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  far but just once again to give you an idea what operation paperclip is you
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  can feel free to share for those people out there that i was sitting down and
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  saying to that went on the socials and say look
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  look you know you know look at elon look
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  what he's doing whatever it is that he's doing remind people
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  that in this country both
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  the democrat and the republican parties
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  have had a strong relationship with german nazis and weren't a van brown is
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  just an example and what came out of that was nasa nasa i'm saying it right
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  i'm not trying to say something no funny Nasa or something. Nasa.
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