Douglas - The CIA Covenant-Nazis in Washington - preterhuman.net

an SS general and concentration camp head. True to form, Atwood attempted to defect with all of thisportable treasure, stating later that he had promised a large percentage of it to his connections in the CIAoffice in Bonn, Germany. He was unsuccessful in this attempt and apparently Douglas got off with the lot,leaving Atwood with boxes full of water-damaged Nazi documents, paper money, rusted guns and aconsiderable number of weighty paving bricks that Douglas had pried up from a street in Austria andpainted gold.Atwood died suddenly in his home town of Savannah, GA in 1997 while under the surgeon'sknife during an operation for a brain tumor and left a legacy of double-dealing, amorality and fascinatingbut hitherto only guessed-at history behind himIn writing this study, the author has heard a succession of loud howls of pain when the name ofGregory Douglas was mentioned. Former CIA agents flatly refused to discuss Douglas, his books or hisvarious devious operations under any circumstances and probably, under the pain of death, but the best,and most entertaining, cry of pain came from Robert Wolfe, late of the National Archives and, as he wrote,a Purple Heart winner. When Wolfe learned that a book on Gregory Douglas and his various highlysuccessful financial incursions into the sacred precincts of the CIA was in train, he became highly agitatedand finally sent the following, unsolicited, communication to someone acquainted with the author.It is reprinted here in toto and without any comment.None is needed, other than Bismarck’s famous statement: “Many enemies, much honor!”From: RobtW1921@aol.comTo: AtomicDsyn@aol.comSubject: Re: Mr. Wolfe ...Sent: Monday, April 4, 2005 4:05 PM“Dear Mr. La Freniere:During many years of swallowing my gorge in the hope of extracting Douglas' constantlychanging source for the alleged US employment of Gestapo Mueller, I never sought or received a penny.Typically, he attributes to others his own base mercenary motives. When he finally named as his source hisclaimed "friend," a retired CIA officer that I had assisted in official research and highly respected, who bythen was in the throes of Alzheimers, I objected heatedly. But Douglas said that what his CIA "friend"could not know wouldn't hurt him (no mention of his wife). With that perfidy, I had had enough of thescoundrel!Ted Landreth and Holger Hillesheim are respectable people, but I was not in cahoots with them insearch of Douglas' presumably fabricated Mueller diaries. They had an interest for documentarypromotional purposes; I was continuing in retirement what I began in my official capacity: cultivating anunsavory rogue to arrive at the source, and thereby the truth or falsity, of documents he was peddling,which might be damaging to the interests of the United States. (emphasis added.)So many reputable people have affirmed my integrity, it makes it immune from someone asdisreputable as Douglas. Anyone with an ounce of judgment who reads his frenzied vicious diatribes(punctuated by a childish "Ha, ha ha!) recognizes a venomous pathology devoid of ethics. Yet youcontinue to imply a balance between us that I find naive and insulting.”