>>18107716 (PB) Eva Peron 'allowed Nazis to hide out in Argentina in exchange for looted treasures

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>>18107916 )PB) Another: San Carlos de Bariloche

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>>18107949 (PB), >>18107950 (PB)

This anon decided to see what was in the DoS FOIA reading room using 'Bariloche' as a search term. 53 results including one document from 1979 describing the Bariloche Atomic Energy Center. The Center include(d) a linear accelerator and a University. Noted in that paragraph is the fact that two professors had been recruited - one from Germany and one from Switzerland and that those individuals' salaries and housing would be paid for by the IAEA. Also from 1979, in a document called "The Disappeared" (document 19 of 20 on page 2 of 3), 4 people from Bariloche were arrested in a terrorist ring break up.

And from From 1985:

THE ARGENTINE SUPREME COURT OVERTURNED A FEDERAL

APPEALS COURT RULING (REF A) AND VOTED 6 TO 3 TO

'''EXTRADITE FORMER SS CAPTAIN ERICH PRIEBKE TO ITALY.

THE COURT RULED THAT THE CRIME FOR WHICH PRIEBKE WAS

ACCUSED (THE KILLING OF 335 ITALIAN HOSTAGES IN 1944)

WAS A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY AND THEREFORE NOT SUBJECT

TO THE NORMAL STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS FOR ORDINARY

HOMICIDE.''' PRIEBKE'S ATTORNEY SAID HE WOULD FILE A

TECHNICAL APPEAL.

1. ONCE THE OFFICIAL RULING IS TRANSMITTED TO THE

'''FEDERAL COURT IN BARILOCHE VIA THE APPEALS COURT IN

GENERAL ROCA, FEDERAL JUDGE LEONIDAS MOLDES WILL BE

CHARGED WITH ARRANGING FOR THE ACTUAL EXTRADITION.

PRIEBKE HAS BEEN UNDER HOUSE ARREST IN BARILOCHE SINCE

MAY 1994 PENDING THE OUTCOME OF EXTRADITION

PROCEEDINGS'''.

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For shits and giggles, checked out USAspending.gov using Bariloche as search term. Found a grant to Boston University let in 2017 by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to the Trustees of Boston University for $29 Million - currently $10 Million dollars over its intended grant allocation. The grant is scheduled to expire this year.

"Heart disease is the number one cause of death in the US and a leading cause worldwide, but current medicine cannot regenerate and or repair diseased human heart tissue. Today, there is no cure for a heart attack. The vision of Directed Multiscale Assembly of Cellular Metamaterials with Nanoscale Precision (CELL-MET) Nanosystems Engineering Research Center is to change this. CELL-MET will develop tissue-engineering principles to create scalable, low-cost technologies for growing clinically significant cardiac tissues from cell-level building blocks. The research approach is to adapt and advance novel nanomanufacturing techniques to integrate a variety of functional biological structures and elements into flexible polymer scaffolds that support and guide heart cells. The goal of this project is to create cardiac patches that will someday allow for the repair of hearts damaged by a heart attack or other diseases. In addition to their potential for repairing damaged hearts, artificial cardiac tissues will be used to test the effects of heart drugs or other drugs more realistically and efficiently than is currently possible. Broader impacts will include kindergarten to post-doctoral education and training programs that will produce a diverse, well-trained, world aware workforce to support the new billion dollar industries enabled by CELL-MET research. Industrial partners will work with CELL-MET to create these new industries, developing the business opportunities generated by the research breakthroughs.

…CELL-MET brings together a diverse, world-class team from Boston University, the University of Michigan, Florida International University, Harvard, Columbia, Argonne National Lab, EPFL (Switzerland), and Centro Atomico-Bariloche (Argentina). The team has expertice in semiconductors, photonics, nanotechnology, optical systems, organic molecules, cardiac biology, and cellular assembly."

Meanwhile, Cell-Met shows up in USAspending in grant monies of over >$33 Million (all FYs)

Wonder how much of this 'cardiac' research is being used to create fake meat, heart tissue being a muscle and all…..

https://foia.state.gov/search/Results.aspx?searchText=Bariloche&beginDate=&endDate=&publishedBeginDate=&publishedEndDate=&caseNumber=

https://www.usaspending.gov/award/ASST_NON_1647837_4900

https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1647837&HistoricalAwards=false

https://www.usaspending.gov/keyword_search/%22cell-met%22

>>18109098 (me) Apparently there is a Bariloche Foundation. Listed in the Union of International Associations "Global Civil Society" database.

https://archive.ph/IZhJF

Intrasting that the Bariloched Foundation pushed back against the Club of Rome and their predictions for the end of the world. Also intrasting that the Ford Foundation was key to the establishment of the Bariloche Foundation and that MIT was recruited by the Club of Rome to develop their end of world predictions.

"In 1972, the Club of Rome published The Limits to Growth. After signing an agreement with an MIT team, they developed a computational model that predicted the imminent collapse of planet Earth: the growing population was about to drain all the available resources and create a demographic collapse. Claiming such an apocalyptic future, the book became a best-seller and was translated to at least 30 languages.

This is a well-known story. Historians, economists, and environmental scientists have written extensively on the history of the Club of Rome and its critique of economic growth. Less familiar is the trajectory of the Bariloche Foundation (BF), an Argentine institution that launched the Latin American World Model as a response to the Club of Rome, which this essay assesses,

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To set the endeavor in motion, they had to begin by raising funds. The Ford Foundation became the main source of income during the early years, together with some local private companies. By 1965, the local government of Bariloche offered land to the foundation in order to build a university campus. The project seemed to be moving ahead at full speed… but then but then the political landscape in Argentina changed abruptly in 1966.

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However, the international recognition of the BF arrived only after the 1970s. In that same year, Rio de Janeiro hosted a meeting of the Latin American members of the Club of Rome, the institution founded in 1968 by the Italian businessmen Aurelio Peccei. Concerned about the increasing pressure exerted by demographic growth on natural resources, the Club of Rome hired a scientific team from MIT to develop a prospective model. In 1970, the team led by Dennis Meadow came up with World3. The new computational model predicted the interactions between population and natural resources for the upcoming decades. The disturbing results obtained were published in The Limits to Growth: in less than a century, if nothing changed, planet Earth would face concrete limits to economic growth, after exhausting all available resources. This neo-Malthusian diagnosis awoke interest in the media and reached every corner of the globe.

In 1974, the Club of Rome invited the BF to present their preliminary findings. The event took place in Austria at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA). . Created in 1972, IIASA provided a space for scientific cooperation between American and Soviet researchers as an attempt to placate the Cold War tensions. For three days, the BF team presented the model toa global audience that included the Nobel Laureates Tjalling Koopmans and William Nordhaus, and members of the US State Department.

The meeting was a success. In 1976, the model’s results were published in English entitled as “Catastrophe or New Society? A Latin American World Model.” In the next five years, translations to French, German, Romanian, and Dutch appeared. However, the Spanish edition was published only in 1977 – after the English one. What had happened?"

https://archive.ph/5l9jj

>>18109601

"Honey, does this face make me look like Xi?"