posted on Nov, 17 2011 @ 01:57 AM
I don't remember the show saying the person was dead (I'm re-watching it now). If this is true, I would say Rockefeller. Kissenger was in his early
20s at the end of the war and of no importance compared to Rockefeller, however he was in intelligence. Rockefeller was in his late 20s, maybe even 30
at the end of the war, had many connections during the war and was also military intelligence. I would think Rockefeller would have more liberty
during his service due to his family power. Side note: I saw a report on the nightly news about a week ago how a military intelligence officer stole
Hitler's writing paper, and actually used it to write a letter to his kid; he later became a director in the CIA, don't remember his name. The
military intelligence apparatus from what I know had a strong leadership presence from the OSS (CIA predecessor), and these guys came from ivy league
colleges, in particular Yale University within skull & bones. So these guys might have had many liberties during and after the war, more than the
average soldier. These guys were going to inherit the new world order. Furthermore, it's known that the Rockefellers, Council on Foreign Relations,
etc. had strong ties with the intelligence apparatus, so I think it's very possible that Rockefeller would have resources, connections and liberty to
pull off stealing the spear of destiny from Hitler. Also, the are very few extremely wealthy and power business men that require mulitple bodyguards,
and has access to POTUS. The bodyguard look like he was in his early fifties and in good shape. He could have easily been one of Rockefeller's
bodyguard. Just my thoughts.