In the mid 80s I visited the site of the bunker (along with other interesting places). If true, I find that interesting.


>No, the U.S. was not innocently attacked. That doesn't mean we should just put up with it.
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>Since you bring up the Nazis, it is odd seeing them as headline news this morning, after all this time. Russia has announced that in 1970, on orders of the head of the KGB, the bodies of Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun were burned and thrown in a river.
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>>Hi Tracy,
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>>Shurely. Nothing wrong with it. It will work for Iran too, I strongly believe. There are some strange connections.
>>Anyway, since our education system is bleeding to death, there will be an end to this.
>>This state is nothing more then one of your vassals / colonies. It has never done anything without your knowledge or agreement. I simply count its actions as yours.
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>>BTW, there was also a strong part in Israel nuclear armament. (It is known that nazi nuclear scientists helped israel to create there bomb).
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>>I'm only focused on those warriors here sounding like they where innocently attacked. I'm bored with this.
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>>Agnes
>>>I don't dispute your comments. I only want to add that Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan was a German-educated Pakistani metallurgist and without him, there would have not been any nuclear arsenal in Pakistan. It was also German that provided Pakistan with vacuum pumps and gas purification equipment from Leybold Heraeus of Hanan, Germany as well as ; plus thousands of specially formed aluminum parts for the centrifuges. Wasn't it a German businessman who was convicted of smuggling a complete uranium hexafluoride manufacturing plant to Pakistan? The west shares a lot of the blame for war funding (aka defense support) around the globe.