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Originally Posted by Willravel
The evidence seems quite clear. It seems this is one among many stories of Nazi financing from wealthy US interests. Unfortunately, it's far too late to charge any of these people with the crimes they have committed. But perhaps it can serve as motivation to prevent ongoing war crimes, illegal financing of fascist regimes, and wealthy corporations and individuals from interfering in economics and politics to the detriment of the masses.
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will.....had you ever heard of William Rhodes Davis?
He built a refinery in Germany in 1938, and he had to route the equipment and later the oil, through a Swedish port, before shipping to Germany, to get around the allied embargo of oil and refinery equipment.
I suspected I was on to something when I saw that Sam F. Pryor Jr., Yale '21, and son of UBC bank director, and the "death merchant" of Remington/Dupont, and founder of the cozy little power and wealth concentration of Jupiter Island, was a principle in connecting Wilkie with Rhodes Davis. Goering's posthumous endorsement of Davis and the suppression of Rogge's speeches on college campuses, only add to my surprise.... where the eff is the press....don't we have a new reporter here....can he show this thread's OP to his editor, and still keep his job?
On November 9, 1946, Walter Winchell compared details that he had reported in his own column, all the way back to 1938, that meshed with what was in O. John Rogge's report, after his interviews with 66 people in Germany:
