[2:09:35 - 2:09:40] Paperclip where we took all these Nazis and we brought them over to america stuck them in hunts

[2:27:46 - 2:27:55] Belgium in 89 and there's all sorts of great cases everywhere for but you know did the Nazis

[0:05:11 - 0:05:15] the Nazis in World War II. Some of their science and technology and scientists would brought

[0:43:36 - 0:43:41] and shocked. They didn't know what to tell them to do. We sure this wasn't like the Nazis and they

[0:11:37 - 0:11:39] Of course, you've got the Nazis, of course,

[1:24:27 - 1:24:31] As I told you, her brother got killed fighting the Nazis and she flew an airplane there

[0:34:40 - 0:34:44] Do you think that rumors that the Nazis had a flying saucer?

[0:00:21 - 0:00:24] Like Albert Speer, who's head of all armaments for the Nazis, said,

[0:00:29 - 0:00:33] He was talking about it and Nazis worked with like Hitler and Kerbolz and, you know, Himmler.

[0:00:36 - 0:00:41] By 1945, Hans Kahnler was in charge of all aerial armaments for the Nazis,

[1:40:42 - 1:40:46] the Nazis unless the Nazis from paperclip we're up to some shit yeah they might have figured a

[3:09:16 - 3:09:20] things the Nazis were onto yeah you know because you basically saved like some of the worst people

[3:09:55 - 3:10:02] all armaments for the Nazis said you know Hans comular is the most ruthless unscrupulous guy I

[3:10:02 - 3:10:07] was forced to collaborate with and so you're talking about a Nazis worked with like Hitler and

[3:10:12 - 3:10:19] guy by 1945 Hans comular was in charge of all aerial armaments for the Nazis so the v2s a4s

[3:19:58 - 3:20:03] towards the Nazis that's very well documented long before the war and then when the war was

[3:20:31 - 3:20:38] years ahead of like anything coming out of the US like the Nazis I don't know if this is like a pro

[3:04:03 - 3:04:09] sleep a lot better at night loosely it's better at night the Nazis help us so my point being is that

[0:00:56 - 0:01:01] From American industrialists and financiers secretly funding the Nazis before World War II.

[1:52:06 - 1:52:15] too harsh in a way that like made you know like created a noxbess for the extremism of Nazism sort of

[0:10:56 - 0:11:02] an Operation Paperclip scientist who developed concepts for flying discs for the Nazis.

[0:43:34 - 0:43:41] conflict in my mind because half of my family were murdered by Nazis, I say to Ed, take me.

[0:22:34 - 0:22:39] they got an MK Ultra simply because they found out that the Nazis were involved in, you know,

[0:29:52 - 0:30:12] So, yes, the Germans did. And then they had these other very interesting programs, you know, not too dissimilar to what the Pentagon had. They had the Nazis had something called the Ananerva, which really looked at some kind of far out stuff. Now some people will look and say, oh, it was nothing but cult in witchcraft.

[0:40:12 - 0:40:41] All of them calling for the ceiling and the children would always be at the bottom crushed flat like bugs and sometimes you know the the Nazis kept extremely careful records and sometimes I suspect some of those children weren't there and that noise I remember from those box that box I think that's the sound a recorded of the screaming from in the back of the box.

[0:41:01 - 0:41:20] I know you've worked with Peter Leventa you wrote a book called unholy alliance right getting into really speculative territory that I don't I don't personally feel high conviction in but I'm curious to get your take on which is that you know the Nazis somehow allied themselves with an unholy force of non human intelligence.

[0:41:20 - 0:41:26] I don't want to go down that path I don't feel a level of conviction about it either I think the Nazis were just shits.

[2:02:27 - 2:02:30] says, is this yours to the Nazis?

[2:02:32 - 2:02:36] And so this magenta crash ends up probably being worked on by the Nazis, which explains

[2:03:15 - 2:03:17] It goes to the Nazis.

[2:03:48 - 2:03:51] programs for the Nazis made his way to the US.

[2:04:40 - 2:04:43] and then likely worked with the Nazis.

[2:05:45 - 2:05:50] basically was forced to work under the Nazis and then he was taken to Wright Patterson to

[0:09:20 - 0:09:24] The inception of Dums in the United States can actually be traced back to the Nazis

[0:09:34 - 0:09:40] the Nazis had begun utilization of what we might call Dums. In the book Lucky Forward,

[0:10:24 - 0:10:30] The Nazis designed such locations as Ordruf to house Nazi high command after the bombing of Berlin

[0:11:19 - 0:11:25] of World War II. This was the Nazis equivalent of the US Navy C-Bs or US Army Corps of Engineers,

[0:12:31 - 0:12:36] partially intact vehicle. In this case the Nazis purportedly took control of a crash

[0:13:30 - 0:13:35] But the Nazis had brought treasure to the US that, quote, served the development of armament

[1:12:08 - 1:12:14] It is unknown how far the Nazis pursued this concept nor is it known if Kemper was recruited by

[1:14:07 - 1:14:08] The Nazis did.

[1:14:08 - 1:14:11] The Nazis developed the stuff, but it wasn't stable.

[1:16:07 - 1:16:08] There's Nazis here.

[2:28:08 - 2:28:16] Nazis actually after and well no we know because in our archive we have the actual 1960s patent

[0:04:19 - 0:04:26] The main rumored to have developed a revolutionary propulsion system, perhaps even conceptual flying saucers for the Nazis.

[0:11:39 - 0:11:48] Kommler was infamous, not only for Israel and designing concentration camps, but for overseeing the Nazis' most advanced weapons programs.

[0:13:14 - 0:13:23] His credentials, relocation to Oberammergau, fluency in German, and his prior experience in arresting and questioning ranking Nazis in Benchheim.

[0:17:35 - 0:17:45] For those shaping policy, it was just as existential as the fight against Nazis, only now with the added threat of weapons capable of ending civilization itself.

[0:54:26 - 0:54:31] ancient practices to the Nazis trying to like sort of do this at scale.