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Originally posted by WozaMeathed
Yeah they were some of the most brilliant murderous minds that the USA gave a war crime's pardon and a new life to.
Brilliant,,,,, just brilliant.
I wonder how The USA government forced them to work.??????????
What do you think????????
Was it with Violence or a War crime's trial or was it just for money..
Im betting it was all three.
No one mentioned controlled, i said CONNECTED.
See the difference?
modern America is based on practices by Hitler and his 3rd Reich.
Talk about delusional.
Dont know.? But Einstien went to America before WW2.
Originally posted by reaxi0n
Was Einstein murderous?
In 1933, under death threats from the Nazis and despised by the Nazi-controlled German press, Einstein and Elsa moved to the United States to Princeton, New Jersey, after feeling the heat of Nazi Germany and in 1940 he became a United States citizen.
How about Wernher Von Braun?
The US hired them....they're just scientists lol...
Would you not want brilliant minds of the country with the most technological advancements to work for you?
He wasn't part of Paperclip. So that part of your arguement has no bearing on this thread.
Here's a question..... What about all of the Jewish scientists that left Germany because Hitler came to power? The ones that basically made the atomic bomb possible for the US. You know, that dreaded atomic bomb, the one that I always see touted on this site as what defines the US as war criminals in WWII? What does that make those Jewish scientists? Mass murderers, right? Co-conspirators, at least. Those Jewish scientists must have been Nazis too, right? They joined the same evil country as the Paperclip scientists did!
YES HE WAS. The weapons he made killed people. The V2 rockets and others that he help design terrorised and killed innocent civilians all around the world. So YES he was murderous terrorist.
It's the most effective killing machine in human history - a gun that, on its 62nd birthday, is still killing as many as a quarter of a million people every year, in every corner of the globe.
Originally posted by WozaMeathed
Dont know.? But Einstien went to America before WW2.
In 1933, under death threats from the Nazis and despised by the Nazi-controlled German press, Einstein and Elsa moved to the United States to Princeton, New Jersey, after feeling the heat of Nazi Germany and in 1940 he became a United States citizen.
Here's a link for you.
simple.wikipedia.org...
He wasn't part of Paperclip. So that part of your arguement has no bearing on this thread.
YES HE WAS. The weapons he made killed people.
The V2 rockets and others that he help design terrorised and killed innocent civilians all around the world.
So YES he was murderous terrorist.
"We knew that we had created a new means of warfare, and the question as to what nation, to what victorious nation we were willing to entrust this brainchild of ours was a moral decision more than anything else. We wanted to see the world spared another conflict such as Germany had just been through, and we felt that only by surrendering such a weapon to people who are guided by the Bible could such an assurance to the world be best secured.”
Not if they were murderous inhumane sadistic bastards, of which they were.
So no i wouldn't hire them.
ETA. Hitler was brilliant in my ways too.
So would you have also condoned him being employed by your government after ww2????
Malcher-
My personal belief is that if you take Adolf Hitler out of the equation then WW2 would never have happened. Sure he found a relative handful of people to comprise his inner circle but you can find those same people in any society.
"Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it"
Well obviously people who learn form history or are aware of history still repeat it. That catch phrase is meant for dim wits.
I mean...there may be a smattering of truth to it but at the same time is very simplistic. Life is more complicated than a one line sound bite.