I was reading some stuff 6 or 7 months ago, seen sumthin about Herbert Prescott Bush funding Adolf Hitler & the Nazis during WWII...
Before the United States entered the war, Henry Ford was himself an admirer of Hitler and Nazi Germany. He even received the Grand Cross of the German Eagle, the highest medal Nazi Germany awarded to a foreigner.
The Ford Motor Company was no less important to the Nazi war machine. Ford’s German division was building cars for Germany prior to the war, but its German manufacturing plants were repurposed during the war to manufacture military trucks. According to
The Washington Post, (Dobbs, 1998) war documents showed that General Motors and Ford both “went along with the conversion of their German plants to military production at a time when U.S. government documents show they were still resisting calls by the Roosevelt administration to step up military production in their plants at home.”
Ford is almost symbolic of the complex, contradictory relationship some American companies had with Nazi Germany. To begin with, the company’s founder, Henry Ford, was revered by Adolph Hitler, who called Ford “my inspiration” and kept a portrait of him near his desk. Why did Ford, an American manufacturer, gain such respect from the notorious Nazi? Hitler was notably impressed with the automobile mass production innovations forged by Ford — but there is a darker reason. Hitler also embraced Ford’s brazen anti-Semitism, which the American carmaker expressed in articles about “a vast Jewish conspiracy” published in
The Dearborn Independent, owned by Ford.
Watson himself met with Hitler. As a result, IBM developed a relationship with Nazi Germany to the extent that the company supplied the punch card technology used to conduct a census. The census was nothing more than a thinly veiled excuse to identify and track “undesirables,” such as Jews and Gypsies, so they could be exterminated by the Nazis. The system kept tabs on millions of individuals, tracking them from their homes and workplaces to concentration and extermination camps. The Nazis were scrupulous record-keepers; IBM’s technology was even used to identify where each individual was sent and how each one died.
By 1941, Standard Oil of New Jersey had virtually become a monopoly again, responsible for eighty-four percent of the U.S. petroleum market. Oil was such a critical resource during World War II that both sides, the Allies and the Axis countries, desperately needed it. The two largest stockholders of Standard Oil of New Jersey at the time were the Rockefeller family and the giant German manufacturer IG Farben, which played a major role in supporting the Nazi regime. It was only natural that Standard Oil became a supplier to Nazi Germany.
Prior to the United States entering the war, Standard Oil actively assisted the Nazis with technology that allowed them to produce synthetic gasoline from coal. This was crucial because, while Nazi Germany had rich coal resources, they had little access to crude petroleum. In addition, Standard Oil, along with other companies, provided the tetraethyl lead gasoline necessary for planes of the German air force, the Luftwaffe. As such, Standard Oil literally fueled the Nazi war machine.
Also
Chase Bank.
Chase Bank was one of many around the world that continued to work with Nazi during World War II. They also froze the assets of many European Jewish customers as a common practice to cooperate with the Third Reich.
Coca-Cola Company.
Coca-Cola played both American and German sides during World War II, but in 1941, the German side ran out of sugary syrup to make the soft drink. So Coca-Cola’s German division invented Fanta to continue to sell Coca-Cola brands in the Germany without breaking any restrictions or an embargo.
The United States was dirty as hell. Which is probably why the kiss Israel's ass so much, and give them billions of dollars a year in free money
