America's Frankenstein: The Neo-Nazis of Ukraine

Editor's note: Ideologically, Nazism is an incredibly toxic mind infection explaining why the Nazis at war contractors in the US with their US corporate syndicate partners in the US senate and congress, are sending HIMARS rocket systems, landmines, Javelin missiles and 155mm M777 Howitzers to their Ukronazi proxies that are being used as cannon fodder down to the last Ukrainian man to kill civilians and destroy civilian infrastructure. It makes very little difference to the Nazis in the US who gets killed in Ukraine. Every time the Russian aerospace forces destroy a M777 Howitzer or a HIMARS rocket system it is correct to say the Russians are "de-Nazifying" Ukraine. An estimated $42.3 billion in military support has been pumped into Ukraine by the US and its NATO vassal states.

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The US-Nazi Connection since World War II: From Inspiring the Third Reich to Supporting the Neo-Nazis of Ukraine

October 16, 2022 | By Timothy Alexander Guzman

The mafia in Washington, London, Brussels and Tel Aviv would do anything to keep their "Unipolar World Order" project in place, in fact, there are getting desperate to hold on to whatever remaining powers they have left even if it means collaborating with its worst enemies. There is a well-known ancient proverb "The enemy of my enemy is my friend" that rings true today especially since Washington, the CIA, the Military-Industrial Complex, along with Mossad and NATO have supported well-known terrorists including the Islamic State (ISIS), Al Qaeda, and other groups to overthrow governments they don't approve of especially in the Middle East. However, their support of terrorists who were their enemies at one time or another did not start with their regime change wars against Syria or Libya, the idea of supporting its enemies began during and after World War II when the US government recruited Ukrainian Nazis to counter their new enemy, the Soviet Union. What a strange turn of events knowing that the Soviets who fought the Nazis with their American and European allies during the war were seen as a new threat. Washington and the rest of their mafia cohorts used the Nazis back then as they are now using jihadi terrorists today in their war for world domination no matter what the costs are in the long-term.

So who were the Nazis and why was Washington interested in recruiting them in the first place? For starters, the Nazis had members involved in several scientific and technological disciplines that the US government was interested in and would later utilize them to produce all sorts of weapons of war and psychological operations for its future military operations, but we will get into further details shortly. However, the Nazis did follow a far-right fascist ideology that was authoritarian that coincided with ultranationalist principals that rejected anarchy, communism, democracy, republicanism, socialism and other forms of government that was seen as a threat to their rising power. And as insane as this sounds, the Nazis also used scientific racism, or what we can call eugenics to manipulate human gene pools by separating certain groups of people between those who are considered inferior to advancing those who were deemed superior. Then there is the element of antisemitism that was prevalent within the Third Reich. Nazism has led to genocide, torture, forced sterilizations, imprisonment of its opposition, deportations and other atrocities among those who did not fit the profile of being an ultra-nationalist especially if you did not have the racial qualities that they demanded for their movement.

If we look back into the history of fascism, its roots were based in Europe when Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte 'aka' Napoleon III ruled France with an iron fist from 1848 to 1852 had the elements of a fascist/Nazi state.

America's Extermination of Red Savages was Adolf Hitler's Inspiration

Adolf Hitler, Germany's appointed chancellor took the lead in imposing fascist policies in his country when he came to power on January 30th, 1933. Hitler's allies also known as the Axis Alliance, Benito Mussolini of Italy and Hirohito of Imperial Japan had similar policies.

So, what inspired this sort of ideology? Where did the Nazis get their inspiration from? It's a known fact that Adolf Hitler admired America's ways of dealing with certain groups in their short history from the Jim Crow laws against African Americans to the indigenous populations who were sent to prison camps during the American Indian wars. John Toland's 'Adolf Hitler: The Definitive Biography' states that "Hitler's concept of concentration camps as well as the practicality of genocide owed much, so he claimed, to his studies of English and United States history," and that "He admired the camps for Boer prisoners in South Africa and for the Indians in the wild west; and often praised to his inner circle the efficiency of America's extermination—by starvation and uneven combat—of the red savages who could not be tamed by captivity." So, when did the idea of a 'concentration camp' came into effect? It was under US President and Democrat, Andrew Jackson who introduced "emigration depots" as part of his Indian Removal Act of 1830 where tens of thousands of Indigenous peoples were forced into what was called ‘prison camps' and they included the Seminoles, Cherokee, Choctaw, Muscogee, and other tribal nations mainly in the Southern part of the United States and that included Alabama and Tennessee.

One other element of how the US model of governance that influenced Nazi Germany was the Jim Crow Laws. James Q. Whitman, a legal scholar and author of 'Hitler's American Model: The United States and the Making of Nazi Race Law' wrote an introduction on how the Nazis viewed American race laws:

In the opening minutes, Justice Minister Gurtner presented a memo on American race law, which had been carefully prepared by officials of the ministry for purposes of the gathering; and the participants returned repeatedly to the American models of racist legislation in the course of their discussions. It is particularly startling to discover that the most radical Nazis present were the most ardent champions of the lessons that American approaches held for Germany. Not, as we shall see, in this transcript the only record of Nazi engagement with American race law. In the late 1920's and early 1930's many Nazis, not least Hitler himself, took a serious in the racist legislation of the United States. Indeed in Mein Kampf Hitler praised America as nothing less than "the one state" that had made progress toward the creation of a healthy racist order of the kind the Nuremberg Laws were intended to establish. 

My purpose is to chronicle this neglected history of Nazi efforts to mine American race law for inspiration during the making of the Nuremberg Laws, and to ask what it tells us about Nazi Germany, about the modern history of racism, and especially about America.

US-inspired race laws were imposed on German society with the establishment of the Nuremberg laws that was passed on September 15th, 1935. The Nazis saw US race laws as a suitable policy that they can implement on various groups such as the Jews who eventually became non-citizens. Native Americans, Filipinos, African Americans, and others were also considered non-citizens even if they lived in the US or its colonized territories. But there was one aspect of US race laws that interested the Nazis and that was the anti-miscegenation laws that prohibited interracial marriages in about 30 US states where those who broke the law in the US received a severe criminal punishment.

Operation Paperclip: Why the US Government Recruited Nazis After WWII

This image has an empty alt attribute; its file name is operation-paperclip.jpgThe rumor of a nuclear war is more prevalent today more than ever before since Russia's invasion of Ukraine has taken place. Ukraine's actor, oh, excuse me, I meant President, Volodymyr Zelensky has called for "preventive strikes" to deter Russia from using nuclear weapons although he backtracked the claims shortly after, but he did call for for the West to hit Russia with nuclear weapons for preventative measures which was extremely dangerous rhetoric coming out of his mouth. Speaking of nuclear weapons, do you know who originally proposed the idea of placing nuclear bombs on ballistic missiles in the first place? It was an idea that was derived from Nazi rocket scientists who was hired by the US government during World War II. The original program was called Uranprojekt or the "Uranium Project" for the purpose of developing nuclear technology to build weapons and reactors.

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These are not "Ukraine's war goals," they are NATO war goals:

American advisor to Ukraine's military reveals war goals

It's beyond ominous by now...