To: arun gera who wrote (69090 ) 12/6/2010 2:15:11 AM From: Haim R. Branisteanu Respond to of 218053 The US helping German Nazi War Criminals - this fact was an open secret for many years. That is how NASA and the Pentagon was able to advance their rocketry arsenal. The US was outright hostile to the plight of the European Jews including the refusal of bombing the crematoriums and gas chambers during WWII that they could have done at their air-force will. What disappointed me very much is the reaction of Senators Feinstein and Joe Lieberman to Wikileaks, as they transgressed the principles of tolerance and acceptance of the truth. I did no read any of the posted so called “secret cables” but I am watching the exaggerated mob driven reaction and accusation of a bunch of incompetent politicians which were caught with their pants down. It is a shame and a stark sign of the demise of the US as the world superpower. Lies damn lies do not advance any society or state. And if we are at that what is the difference between a stated dictatorship and pretended democracy? Only more delusion, as dictators acknowledge who they are and claim that they want the best for their country and people. OOOOOHHHH – VOTE FOR CHANGEThe article also notes the CIA’s recruitment of “Otto Von Bolschwing, an associate of Adolf Eichmann who had helped develop the initial plans ‘to purge Germany of the Jews.’” The Times article gentlemanly forbears the whole story, which was revealed in a 2006 UK Guardian story on new information found in a massive release in that year of CIA documents on its Nazi past. (CIA watchers should note the ironies entailed in the fact the release was approved by then CIA director Porter Goss.) Von Bloschwing, it turns out, had also been Heinrich Himmler’s representative in Romania. According to the UK Guardian: After the war Bolschwing had been recruited by the Gehlen Organisation, the prototype German intelligence agency set up by the Americans under Reinhard Gehlen, who had run military intelligence on the eastern front under the Nazis. “US army intelligence accepted Reinhard Gehlen’s offer to furnish alleged expertise on the Red army – and was bilked by the many mass murderers he hired,” said Robert Wolfe, a historian at the US national archives.