No way Amy Berman Jackson can save her own face on this legal dumpster fire.
Pardon incoming.
Spouseanon was at a ladies' club meeting yesterday and said their lunch conversation turned (no kidding) to Operation Paperclip.
TWO women at the table both personally knew children and grandchildren of Paperclip Nazis. Supposedly the estimate for the total # is about 2k, but I suspect the actual number is much higher. Huntsville, Alabama was loaded with them, which meant they filtered out into the engineering community in the southeast, which means Georgia Tech. Auburn, to some extent– it is well known around Atlanta that both NASA and Lockheed-Martin (huge and old location in Marietta GA) recruit heavily from both schools.
Only the "grunt" Nazis were killed in WWII. The upper tiers, the smart ones, got away, and went everywhere.
Almost forgot– you know what else is in Ohio besides Wexner's "business" nucleus?
Wright-Patterson AFB. Ignore the hyperbole from the flying saucer crowd; Wright-Pat was the center of the earliest Strategic Arms operation. After the Manhattan Project and Hiroshima/Nagasaki, the few people who were privy to how dangerous that stuff was knew they had to come up with a plan to store all that stuff, and they put the depots near AF bases, with access to B52s and B36s. It took a while to actually build it all, but it was done by the mid 1950's or so. For more, dig on SAC bases.
Yep, pretty much.
Even knowing what we know, it's pretty astonishing that the ideology is now on its 2nd, 3rd and I suppose 4th generations of adherents.
Two hundred years from now, they'll think this is one hell of a chapter in human history.
Considering I went to high school with the grandsons of a Nazi avionics expert, who has his own wiki page (I'm not gonna dox these guys, they're in their 40's now) in metro Atlanta in the 1980's, I'd say no.