Sunday, November 14, 2010

But really...

The important point is for Glenn Beck to find some way to blame this on young, still in Hungary, teen George Soros.

A secret history of the United States government’s Nazi-hunting operation concludes that American intelligence officials created a “safe haven” in the United States for Nazis and their collaborators after World War II, and it details decades of clashes, often hidden, with other nations over war criminals here and abroad.

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

beck is beckoning mericans to follow the diktat of der Furher, make a big lie the truth by telling it.
ok, over and over. but der furher didn't have 24/7 cable news to spread the lie like so much horseshit onto the fertile brains of so many
vox

pansypoo said...

funny when fascists use fascism to help them control the 'good' americans.

Montag said...

A lot of this has been known for some time (look for an early `90s book called Blowback--not the more recent book of the same name by Chalmers Johnson).

What irks the living shit out of me is that Nazi Germany stopped being a national security threat in 1945, and yet, according to the National Security Archive, they had to repeatedly file suit to get the documents and when they were finally released, there were huge redactions still in them.

This case more or less proves conclusively that the government uses the classification system to avoid embarrassment (and you can bet that Operation Paperclip and similar clandestine programs are huge embarrassments to the government).

Anonymous said...

Call me a dreamer, but I think this links into the origins of The Beckerhead and Rush the Talking Pig. Both have Germanic last names. And the size of their audience would match up nicely to the expected size of the spawn of the protected ones.

Poorly Received Snark said...

I second Montag's recommendation of Christopher Simpson's "Blowback."

They crawled into the sack with some of the worst specimens of the 20th century and, even if you think that's a reasonable tradeoff (I don't), still got essentially nothing of use in return.

jimmiraybob said...

...have Germanic last names...

Public Service Announcement

Bigotry is bigotry - especially, name-based generalizations. Lots of Germanic Jews had Germanic-sounding last names in the day. I have a Germanic-sounding last name today.

Let's keep it to the nature of the ideas, lies, hate and fear that they spawn.

End of PSA

omen said...

does it mention the bushies anywhere?

this beck crap, he's trying to tie chinese influence to soros. hello? it's republicans and the chamber who are up to their necks in support for outsourcing. are dems going to allow republicans rewrite that history too?