Who Invented The American Military-Industrial Complex?
This is a link to an article published in the Mail on Sunday by Adam Lebor. It's well worth a read, as it describes how, right up till the middle of 1942, after America had entered the second world war, the giant German combine of chemical and heavy industrial companies, I.G. Farben, was using an American subsidiary, GAF, to not only procure supplies for the Nazi war effort from America, but was also profiting from America's own rearmament programme and had many South American front companies to route exports through and launder money. It also built and controlled a network of pro-Nazi American politicians, businessmen and officials with which to influence US Government policy in Hitler's favour. After the war, America recruited thousands of Nazi "scientists" through Operation Paperclip , and it seems quite probable that although the pro-Nazi political network had been cowed into silence between 1942 and 1945, it was able to help those thousands of Nazis to sec...