That’s the name of a book by Eric Lichtblau. I got the link from a thread that Stephen McIntyre did—and I highly recommend it. McIntyre’s account of If you’re of a certain age, like I am, you’re familiar with the story that, following WW2, top Nazis ended up:
Look there is first and foremost we, the USA, were amateurs as far as spying et al goes at that time. The techno hunt was justifiable as we didn't want their knowledge to fall to the Soviets and THAT was a very big deal that seems lost on many. I do wish someone involved would have given it all up so at l.east it would not be speculated on. Many wanted US to follow Patton's lead and rearm the Germans and march back into Russia, that was not going to happen either. We are always painted with a Diabolical intent, we had been thrust onto the front of the World stage and were not prepared and reacted to about everything rather than being out in front.
Look there is first and foremost we, the USA, were amateurs as far as spying et al goes at that time. The techno hunt was justifiable as we didn't want their knowledge to fall to the Soviets and THAT was a very big deal that seems lost on many. I do wish someone involved would have given it all up so at l.east it would not be speculated on. Many wanted US to follow Patton's lead and rearm the Germans and march back into Russia, that was not going to happen either. We are always painted with a Diabolical intent, we had been thrust onto the front of the World stage and were not prepared and reacted to about everything rather than being out in front.
Eric Lichtblau is involved in the shenanigans of Fusion GPS about Alfa Bank and Trump.
See my new blog article:
https://people-who-did-not-see.blogspot.com/2022/05/fusion-gps-and-outside-computer-experts.html
Project Paperclip is quite a rabbit hole! I think you might enjoy Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler by Anthony Sutton.
ClimateAudit's a pretty good researcher of all things US for a Canadian.