loading . . . _globalconspiracy on Instagram: "After 1945, the U.S. didnât just win the war, it quietly absorbed the most ruthless minds of the Nazi machine and turned their expeâŠ" After 1945, the U.S. didnât just win the war, it quietly absorbed the most ruthless minds of the Nazi machine and turned their expertise into the backbone of American power.Operation Paperclip wasnât a minor footnote; it was deliberate policy. Over 1,600 documented Nazis, rocket scientists, spymasters, Gestapo officers, war criminals â had their records scrubbed, their crimes erased on paper, and were handed new identities, citizenship, awards, and positions of influence.The man who designed the V-2 rockets that killed thousands with slave labor became the father of NASAâs Moon program. The intelligence chief who orchestrated mass murder on the Eastern Front built the CIAâs anti-Soviet spy network across Europe. SS officers who advised on the Holocaust, Gestapo torturers who broke thousands, were smuggled in, protected, and put to work â because their cruelty, compartmentalization, and willingness to sacrifice anyone for the âmissionâ were exactly what the Cold War demanded.This wasnât tolerance of evil to beat a greater enemy. The system needed that evil. It craved the ruthlessness. It rewarded the monsters who could deliver results no matter the body count. They didnât rehabilitate Nazis â they upgraded them, gave them American flags, and let them keep operating under new management.Look at what they built: the celebrated space program standing on mountains of forgotten slave corpses, the global surveillance empire seeded by war criminals, the endless ânational securityâ excuses that still silence questions today. Every launch, every black-budget op, every classified file carries faint echoes of Mittelwerk tunnels and Gestapo interrogation rooms.They didnât destroy the monster. They put it on the payroll. Gave it a lab coat, a badge, a corner office. And the machine never stopped running. https://www.instagram.com/p/DTvmOyNDtLM/?img_index=5
