The Rise of the Fourth Reich - ThereAreNoSunglasses

THE RATLINES 139bankers or anyone else, not a single leak to the press about where theNazis were living in South America or which Nazis were working forDulles. The subject of Nazis was closed. Period. Forever. The choicewas simple, Rocke feller explained, “You can have vengeance, or youcan have a country, but you cannot have both.”The deal was made and Rocke feller delivered. On November 29, 1947,the UN General Assembly approved a resolution recommending the partitionof Palestine. The vote shocked the Arab world, which had not foreseenseveral Latin American countries switching their vote at the lastminute. The Jews had traded silence for their new country’s security, butthey didn’t take it lying down. To this day, Israeli leaders have in turnblackmailed the Western employers of Nazi refugees and war criminals,guaranteeing nearly unconditional support for Israel and its policies.The creation of Israel also explained the inability of U.S. officials to interdictthe flight capital out of Germany. John Pehle worked with OrvisSchmidt in the U.S. Treasury’s Foreign Funds Control office. “In 1944emphasis in Washington shifted from overseas fiscal controls to assistanceto Jewish war refugees,” Pehle explained. “On presidential order I wasmade executive director of the War Refugee Board in January 1944. OrvisSchmidt became director of Foreign Funds Control. Some of the manpowerhe had was transferred, and while the Germans evidently weredoing their best to avoid Allied seizures of assets, we were doing our bestto extricate as many Jews as possible from Europe.”It is apparent that the globalists in both Europe and America weremore concerned with gaining a foothold in the oil-rich Middle East thanin pursuing escaped Nazis and their treasure.A LONG W ITH THIS outpouring of Nazi assets, capital, scientists, SS men,and former officials within ODESSA were other, more secretive, assistancegroups such as the Die Spinne, Sechsgestirn (or the Constellation ofSix), and the Deutsche Hilfsverein (or German Relief Organization).Through such organizations, SS men and Nazi officials escaped through