CIA Use of Nazi Research
The following are not all Nazi war criminals hired to work for the U.S. though several are. All of them worked with such, and/or worked at similar unethical experiments.
Dr. Sidney Gottlieb.
Ex head CIA Chemical Biological Warfare program. Testified in congressional hearings about developing a system of running a pipe under a target's door to deliver incapacitating, poisonous or suggestibility increasing gas.
Many of hard hitting activists have had some problems with these techniques.
One of the tricks over here involves freon. They burn it in cars by running it into carburator and drive in front of persons with the fumes coming out the exhaust pipes. This makes methylated fluoride compounds that slow the mind and can make folks pass out as well.
Dr. Ray Teichler.
Gottlieb's assistant, and CIA liason aty Edgewood Arsenal [1]. Assistant to Edgewood Medical Laboratories division of human experimentation director.
Karl Tauboeck.
Nazi scientist constulting for the CIA.
Friedrich Hoffman.
Nazi scientist consulting for the CIA.
Otto Ambrose.
Worked for J. Peter Grace.
Dr. Albert Klingman.
Participated in joint CIA/Army program at Edgewood [1], got prison inmates for these experiments; also had a climatic control chamber.
Dr. Robley Evans.
Radiation in WW II, using some data from ongoing Nazi radiation experiments on humans, mostly by Dr. Boris Rajewski. Asked for conscientious objectors to be sent to him for this.
Dr. Robert Stone.
Also requested and used Nazi data incl. Rajewski's report, later with Dr. Evans on the Nuclear Energy Propulsion for Airplanes Advisory Committee which tried to bring Rajewski to the U.S.
Evans and Stone did classified radiation weapon development research for the AEC and military. Evans secretly a CIA consultant for their project to use radiation as a means of killing just one person.
Stone worked on tower shielding reactor and the airplane projects at Oak Ridge (ORNL).
Col. Boris Pash.
Started CIA radiation warfare research, had made CIA assassination teams from Nazi recruits, directed the Alsos Mission to locate and whitewash useful Nazi war criminals, and siezed 70,000 tons of uranium ore and radium.
Dr. Webb Haymaker.
Co-authored a book with Nazi scientist Hubertus Strughold. Co-developed Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) from CIA ideas to use radiation to affect brain centers. They consulted with him on this.
Boron is injected, and a neutron beam aimed at it in the brain, causing a "tiny nuclear explosion." NO CURES, most patients died.
The very first victim to receive Boron Neutron Capture Therapy at the Brookhaven National Laboratory (1951). The patient is under the blanket visible in the mirror (top center).
Dr. William Swee.
Co-developed BNCT. Worked in 1933 and 1934 in Nazi Germany, observed sterilization of unwitting epileptics by aiming radiation at their genitals from under a desk they were told to sit at, yet though he called this "outrageous behavior," he never revealed this to war crimes investigators.
Dr. Boris Rajewski.
Nazi radiation experimentor.
Gerhard Schubert.
Nazi radiation experimentor, brought to the U.S.
Hermann Daenzer.
Nazi radiation experimentor, brought to the U.S.
Wolfgang Luther.
Nazi radiation experimentor, brought to the U.S.
Dieter Strang.
Nazi radiation experimentor, brought to the U.S.
Arthur Demnitz.
Nazi radiation experimentor, brought to the U.S.
And if you think that the all-wise CIA must be excuseable as being privy to knowledge or having special competence we do not, consider this:"Think of it: thirty billion dollars a year goes to an intelligence establishment that cannot hire one spy in the south end of Mogadishu to pinpoint the location of a famous warlord who gives press interviews and broadcasts radio statements of defiance. Somalia has exposed the weakness of U.S. defense intelligence."
- William Safire, N.Y. TIMES, Oct. 7, 1993 p. A29.
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Notes:[1] Edgewood Arsenal
Run by U.S. Army Chemical Corps, which had acquired 8 Nazi scientists.
Fonte: http://marcosaba.tripod.com/u234/listcianazi.html
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