A good post from prev bread:
a dig on henry ford
who was henry ford? A nazi collaborator?
>Although it has long been known that Henry Ford, the company's founder, held anti-Semitic views, the extent of his involvement in Hitler's rise to power is in dispute.
>Referring to newly declassified government documents, Mr Wallace alleges that Nazi links at the Detroit company went well beyond Henry Ford.
>The documents indicate that his son Edsel, the then company president, could have been prosecuted for trading with the enemy had he not died in 1943.
>The evidence included 11 letters between Edsel and the head of Ford's French division in 1942 which suggest that the parent company knew and approved of the manufacturing efforts being undertaken on behalf of the German military.
>The Justice Department concluded that there was "a basis for a case" Edsel Ford.
>Before America entered the war Ford supplied Germany with military equipment, while declining to make engines for the RAF, calling into question Ford's claims to have been "strictly neutral", says Mr Wallace.
>Ford argues that it had no control over the use of slave labour at its German plant, as it lost control of the company after 1941. But documents cited in the book say the first forced labourers arrived at the factory before America entered the war.
>Intelligence documents also suggest that Henry Ford's secretary, Ernest Liebold, was a Nazi spy who helped develop his boss's paranoia about Jews.
>Henry Ford is mentioned in Mein Kampf, and was hailed by Hitler, who kept a portrait of the industrialist above his desk, as "my inspiration".
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/1445822/Ford-used-slave-labour-in-Nazi-German-plants.html
So not only was this guy a cabal member, he was a allegedly a nazi collaborator, whos factories used slave labor AND MANUFACTURED ARMS THAT WERE USED TO KILL US TROOPS. HOW LOVELY…
maybe this can relate to the q crumb about the nazi subgroup:
Q post #936
The Nazi order.
NWO [N does not refer to “New”].
Q post #938
>N does not refer to Nazi.
The continued Nazi ideology is relevant.
Events will clarify.
Think subgroup