Operation Paperclip operation
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Claims (17)
Operation Paperclip recruited
Otto Ambrose host_asserted
“Warhamster and I are going to talk about him because you can do a whole show on him. He was part of the CFR Ford Foundation. He was over in Germany in post-World War II as quote-unquote like the governor guy that was letting all the Nazis g…”
▶ The Colonels Corner President’s Secret Wars chapter 9, continued @ 1:45:13
Tim Weiner exposed
Operation Paperclip book_quoted
“It will give you a lot of this history. It's no way it gets into the deepest, darkest stuff that the CIA has done, but it touches on paperclip and MKUltra and Gladio, some of the parts of it. It's a really, really good read for people that …”
▶ Operation Gladio Vietnam Part 3 @ 2:04:40
Annie Jacobsen authored
Operation Paperclip caller_asserted
“Travis? Yeah, I'll be fascinated to see it. The book that I'm reading is from Annie Jacobson. I don't know. It's just called Operation Paperclip. Yes, I have that book. Very good. Yeah. Yeah. Travis, go ahead. Travis? I was just going to sa…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 2 @ 49:10
Harry S. Truman endorsed
Operation Paperclip book_quoted
“But it didn't take long for people in the Joint Intelligence Committee and Exploitation Branch under the Army GT-2, as well as the Joint Intelligence Objective Agency and the OSS, to change those plans. Endorsed by President Truman, papercl…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 3 @ 7:51
United States funded
Operation Paperclip host_asserted
“The key to the numbers game being played by the U.S. government instigated by the OSS and their efforts to hide the loss of American prisoners and to buy time for Operation Paperclip and get all of Galen's Nazis out of Germany and the massi…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 7 @ 44:21
CIA funded
Operation Paperclip documented
“these disgruntled tribes people into their service. And that's how they ended up occupying Burma for a while as they're getting pushed out of China. Project Paper was intended to reinforce and re-equip Li Mi's band for a reinsertion into Ch…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner- Presidents Secret War Chap 4 @ 1:13:35
CIA covered_up
Operation Paperclip documented
“like that wasn't exactly how they were getting the weapons to begin with. No matter how threadbare the cover story was, the Americans' denials continued. The true facts were so closely held within the CIA that the CIA analyst branch were no…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner- Presidents Secret War Chap 4 @ 1:22:35
CIA funded
Operation Paperclip book_quoted
“When Operation Paperclip had been authorized during the end of the World War II and a couple of years after, it supposedly had been terminated in 1948. But it didn't. It pretty much just went underground. It would continue until 1973 before…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 4 @ 17:06
Operation Paperclip recruited
NASA host_asserted
“the German government, NATO structures and foreign programs via Operation Paperclip, which recruited over 1,600 Nazi scientists and engineers for American projects, including rocketry at NASA. These figures, among the most egregious from th…”
▶ Gladio 101 @ 0:41
CIA funded
Operation Paperclip book_quoted
“Known Nazis on U.S. security projects. Operation Paperclip, which brought former Nazi scientists into the United States. And Operation Rusty, the Galen organization. In each case, Nazi connections of individuals were minimized or lied about…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy Part 5 (4) @ 44:27
Frank Olson spied_on
Operation Paperclip book_quoted
“And who is pissed as hell at what Netflix did to it and had written a book about it. And it was up on Amazon for three weeks, but apparently it came out, but no one has ever seen it. And I think I mentioned just a short version is they cut …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 14 @ 1:05:18
Majestic 12 front_for
Operation Paperclip host_asserted
“So my understanding of what the Majestic 12 is, is it was a cover for much of what was being done by Operation Paperclip. It was a cover for a bunch of work that was being done by imported Nazis, Germans. And I don't know this, but...…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Revolutionaries for the Right -Kyle Burke @ 1:14:02
Operation Paperclip installed
Johann Mengele host_asserted
“And there's a whole other conversation with that. But you are absolutely right. Okay, so twins mystery in Brazil might be solved. Mangala, who died in Brazil in 1979, was notorious for his twins experiment and that it transferred to Brazil.…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Congo and Belgium’s role @ 1:44:42
Operation Paperclip installed
Klaus Barbie host_asserted
“That was later. That wasn't the one that actually was ran in World War Two. Hold on just a second. Let me just make sure. I can't keep my Nazis straight anymore because they're like vermin. They're just everywhere. You know, I know that Kla…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Congo and Belgium’s role @ 1:44:15
Operation Paperclip recruited
United States host_asserted
“honored because I listened to that that space but I'd be honored to get a little deeper into the research with you three on that specifically because they moved a majority of those patents over to Sweden in the same breath when Operation Pa…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Congo and Belgium’s role @ 1:37:20
Catholic Church supplied_arms_to
Operation Paperclip caller_asserted
“money laundering capital of the world, Switzerland, and during World War II, Sweden, who worked with Operation Gladio and the Vatican to bring those Germans with Operation Paperclip through Sweden, through the Alps, into Rome, where they co…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Congo and Belgium’s role @ 1:45:41
Sweden supplied_arms_to
Operation Paperclip caller_asserted
“money laundering capital of the world, Switzerland, and during World War II, Sweden, who worked with Operation Gladio and the Vatican to bring those Germans with Operation Paperclip through Sweden, through the Alps, into Rome, where they co…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Congo and Belgium’s role @ 1:45:41
Mentions (62)
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There's little about her that does not, in my opinion, scream CIA. So that's why I think, and like you said, I mean, her family has ties. Her maternal grandfather was involved in a Nazi newspaper during World War II. Operation Paperclip.…
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Well, I mean, paperclip was more the scientist piece of that, right? I don't think so. I think it was anybody that they wanted to pursue their agenda, the Fourth Reich. Yeah, I thought that was more. These guys fall more in the line of Mock…
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the German government, NATO structures and foreign programs via Operation Paperclip, which recruited over 1,600 Nazi scientists and engineers for American projects, including rocketry at NASA. These figures, among the most egregious from th…
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a concurrent exercise in news management, i.e. Operation Paperclip, to convince the American public and the world that the Salvadorian opposition had no legitimate cause for revolution, which was to say that the Salvadorians had experienced…
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how much bigger Operation Paperclip was than what people believe. It's just like jet engines and rocket engines and stuff like that. We talked about the bio and chemical warfare and how that migrated and how Otto Skorzeny took out the Egypt…
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He is like the one with the tricky question. And this overlaps also with Operation Paperclip with all the Nazis going to Argentina and whatnot and other places in South America. He's like, Argentina had never declared war on Hitler. And it'…
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Yeah, Shackley might have just been the pioneer. I know he was in the first class of the CIA. So, but yeah, they definitely are one of the many different versions of Operation Paperclip is how we exfiltrated it. Yeah. So anyway. All right. …
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for that, but not the CIA. You're not allowed to discuss any their names. That's against the law. And as soon as they start passing laws like that to create to protect an institution, you know, damn good and well, that institution is illegi…
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is generated in your J-2 and fed to your J-3 to implement out in the field. And so if you look at this like we're conducting a war, you have to understand where everybody falls into play. You have the, like they were talking yesterday on th…
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Operation Paperclip in its actual execution would have fell in your J3, but the use of it from a scientific standpoint would have basically went across the board because you're going to have elements of the scientific research and stuff lik…
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honored because I listened to that that space but I'd be honored to get a little deeper into the research with you three on that specifically because they moved a majority of those patents over to Sweden in the same breath when Operation Pa…
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It was always for your safety. Now the slogan is think about Operation Paperclip, all of these scientists being dispersed worldwide. These scientists even went to Israel. And if people really want to look into this side of it, Israel right …
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money laundering capital of the world, Switzerland, and during World War II, Sweden, who worked with Operation Gladio and the Vatican to bring those Germans with Operation Paperclip through Sweden, through the Alps, into Rome, where they co…
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And I would also say that the Nazis ultimately won World War II in agreement with you, especially with Operation Paperclip and them just getting disseminated into other major systems and organizations within the U.S. government. Yeah, my co…
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You know, the Warren Commission itself comes right out of Operation Paperclip in West Germany. And that's so, so important to remember that connection. Yeah. So what I want to mention is the guy that we just looked up, the Lucy and Clay. Mc…
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Operation Gladio, the paperclip stuff, you know, how these Nazis have totally like fine-tuned everything that's being used today. And I mean, even the MKUltra stuff, you know, you guys talked a little bit about, you know, like Charles Manso…
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Let me go back to Operation Sunrise because it's critical people understand why we rat line Nazis out of Germany. It wasn't just because of Operation Paperclip. They went all over the world, not just to the United States. This meeting with …
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So go ahead, Sally. I was just going to say, even after I've gone through Gladio, like I said, I've done like the follicle ball series. I've done lots of different things. I even covered Operation Paperclip. If anyone is going to cover or t…
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with Operation Paperclip and with Reinhard Galen and the BND, et cetera, as you've described. But anyway, definitely check it out. I have this book on my computer. Oh, cool. Yes, it is a good book. And you're right in the fact that it defin…
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So my understanding of what the Majestic 12 is, is it was a cover for much of what was being done by Operation Paperclip. It was a cover for a bunch of work that was being done by imported Nazis, Germans. And I don't know this, but...…
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One of the guys was quoted as saying what it looked like they were doing couldn't have been what they were doing because what they were doing wasn't discovered for 30 more years. And so that, as far as technology goes, that's just one scien…
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Prey and Medic in Brian Cates in 2019, I kind of literally went off the deep end as far as research goes and really digging into the role of the military primarily because, again, that's what I know. And that's the reason why there's so man…
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And this, in 1947, was the Germans brought to the United States in Operation Paperclip. The idea was to keep them under control. And the CIA failed miserably because the Germans, which were taken to the US, they united with the wartime spie…
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can't ignore what's right in front of their eyes it's literally like you're deprogramming people from a psyops um so brig go ahead yeah i just wanted to come on and tell mostly stellar because it sounds like she isn't isn't well informed on…
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But obviously the first start is getting rid of the CIA. James, go ahead. All right. If you do not mind, it is a long-winded paper clipping, but he did write at the top, all the doubters should read this carefully, which is very good.…
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the skeleton, and then all of the organs. Many of us individually have discovered some of the organs, whether it's the fact that we question the JFK assassination, or we know that the CIA is corrupt, or we know about paperclip or the mockin…
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And this just hear me out for just a second. I'm still shocked that people sent for the CIA. I mean, today, in all of the modern technology, there's not a fucking person on planet Earth that does not know about Operation Mockingbird, Operat…
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a prisoner for 20 years. Okay, one of the biggest CIA operations in China was known, codenamed PAPER, P-A-P-E-R. It began in February 51. Operation PAPER was nothing less than an invasion of China by nationalist guerrillas based in Shan sta…
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This paramilitary effort was carried out in the face of the Burmese government and created an unnecessary international controversy. It also led to an organized nationalist Chinese involvement in heroin traffic that continues today. But tha…
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these disgruntled tribes people into their service. And that's how they ended up occupying Burma for a while as they're getting pushed out of China. Project Paper was intended to reinforce and re-equip Li Mi's band for a reinsertion into Ch…
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The assistance of Lee Me and the existence of Sea Supply were open secrets in Bangkok. Sherman Joost, experienced as a team leader with the OSF in the same Burma area, loved the attention. Operation Paper began with three civil air transpor…
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Inside of Burma and Leamy's operation had been dear to some of the CIA officers like Desmond Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald was another member of the wartime Burma contingent. Having served there, he had been educated at private schools to include …
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Everybody at this point knows about MKUltra. Everybody knows at this point about Mockingbird. Everybody understands about Paperclip. Everybody understands that the CIA has done some really shitty things so that you cannot say that they do n…
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the provisioning of methamphetamines for the Nazi empire and then using them for Operation Paperclip to get over to the U.S. and abroad to continue the spreading and the kind of covert fascism that you're talking about. Because if memory se…
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Warhamster and I are going to talk about him because you can do a whole show on him. He was part of the CFR Ford Foundation. He was over in Germany in post-World War II as quote-unquote like the governor guy that was letting all the Nazis g…
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chemical weapons referred to as narcotics coming into our country. So it's kind of bad from all sides. And, oh, by the way, we pay for most of it out of our tax dollars. So, yeah, not a good news story, but it's important that we understand…
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Yeah, we've talked about that before. Mariah, Operation Paperclip just skims the surface. Yeah. I am literally a victim of it and just literally found out within the last week. Well, Paperclip, at least as I understand it, was the fact that…
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heavy supporters of the Nazis after World War II. And army generals and their children. Yep. And, you know, we haven't gotten to, you know, German intelligence either after the war. We installed Reinhard Gehlen into the Bundesnachrichtendie…
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Yeah, I was more talking about the training of private investigators to target women of Vietnam vets. But that's not really paperclip. It's the generation after paperclip. It's the children of paperclip. So they had the Nazi influence upon …
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under investigation by FBI in 2021. My trafficker from Tampa, Florida in 1992, 34 years ago yesterday. So you're saying Littlefield is the product of one of the Nazi scientists that was brought over from Paperclip? Nazi engineer slash...…
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Known Nazis on U.S. security projects. Operation Paperclip, which brought former Nazi scientists into the United States. And Operation Rusty, the Galen organization. In each case, Nazi connections of individuals were minimized or lied about…
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More than 1,600 of the Nazi scientists recruited for the U.S. research projects like this would be comfortably resettled as UNI's neighbor during Operation Paperclip. One of the CIA-sponsored researchers who worked at the artichoke interrog…
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And who is pissed as hell at what Netflix did to it and had written a book about it. And it was up on Amazon for three weeks, but apparently it came out, but no one has ever seen it. And I think I mentioned just a short version is they cut …
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And that is what I am investigating from, because I believe that may have some merit in its investigation about the whole duplicity and operation. Paperclips obviously kicked it off, but from the Atomic Energy Act, that a lot of the recruit…
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Everyone knows about the Operation Paperclip part. They talk about how the German scientists are the reason we got to space. They know all about the rockets. What people forget is the other major part of that Redstone arsenal is their chemi…
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a Confederation anti-communist Latina organization that had a hit list to knock off Roman Catholic priests. That's crazy. This rise of religious militantism was not something that came into being overnight, but it had been growing ever sinc…
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So I know this is strange. I am currently reading or using Audible for a lot of it, a book that goes into the real data detail of paperclip. And so there is a very, very close synergy with all the biological testing and stuff you've been ta…
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So I know this is strange. I am currently reading or using Audible for a lot of it, a book that goes into the real data detail of paperclip. And so there is a very, very close synergy with all the biological testing and stuff you've been ta…
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You know, the German scientists, the integration, you know, the whole of Operation Paperclip obviously is all about, you know. The next chapter is Paperclip. Oh, wow. Well, I won't say anything. I will shut up. But there's a hell of a lot o…
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Travis? Yeah, I'll be fascinated to see it. The book that I'm reading is from Annie Jacobson. I don't know. It's just called Operation Paperclip. Yes, I have that book. Very good. Yeah. Yeah. Travis, go ahead. Travis? I was just going to sa…
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The odor of rotting bodies, which he would later say was hard to get out of his head for several years to come. That's the end of chapter three. It goes on to chapter four, which is Operation Paperclip and grabbing the Nazi scientist. And o…
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comments without any reference to the fact that over 25 million Soviet Union people had been killed during World War II. The author then goes on to say that at first, Paperclip's mission was to locate the scientists and technology and bring…
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But it didn't take long for people in the Joint Intelligence Committee and Exploitation Branch under the Army GT-2, as well as the Joint Intelligence Objective Agency and the OSS, to change those plans. Endorsed by President Truman, papercl…
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from Nuremberg. By the spring of 46, policymakers in the State Department, War Department, and a coordination committee were in a quandary. Besides having to deal with Ishii and the Unit 731 personnel, they were now faced with how to procee…
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presidential directive to get these people into the United States. In August of 1946, Acting Secretary of State Dean Atkinson sent a copy of a memo, the memo that said you can't do it, and basically attempted to revise the paperclip policy …
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When Operation Paperclip had been authorized during the end of the World War II and a couple of years after, it supposedly had been terminated in 1948. But it didn't. It pretty much just went underground. It would continue until 1973 before…
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So 1973 from basically 1945 before it's officially recognized. And then we say, okay, we're done. In addition to paperclip, the new joint intelligence project, which removed many of the restraints on paperclip, had been instituted. This new…
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under the immigration or any other law. That's what I was talking about yesterday. This has been identified in several of the books we've read. Yeah, bring in all of the criminals. In an operation quite similar to paperclip, an organization…
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The key to the numbers game being played by the U.S. government instigated by the OSS and their efforts to hide the loss of American prisoners and to buy time for Operation Paperclip and get all of Galen's Nazis out of Germany and the massi…
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Gotcha. I'm tracking on that. Okay. And that makes perfect sense. You know, when you look at paperclip, and I'm not trying to go off on a tangent. I'm not trying to take a rabbit hole. But when you look at paperclip, what the United States …
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So a lot of them went through Spain. Some went through Italy. Some ended up in Egypt. I mean, they ended up all over the world, actually. And not just the scientists. So forget Operation Paperclip. That is just such a small drop in the buck…
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rather poorly. You look at Operation Paperclip there, where they took all the operatives from Germany, all the top scientists, top learned people, and brought them to America to advance their technology. So I was just wondering, what are yo…