When Nazis Get a Pass, But Migrants Gangs Get the Boot

When Nazis Get a Pass, But Migrants Gangs Get the Boot A fiery exchange at the U.S. border hearings saw a reporter lobbing a provocative truth bomb: “Alleged NAZIS were given better treatment than Venezuelan gang members.” Border Czar Tom Homan didn’t skip a beat, “The Holocaust… We’re following the law… To compare that in any way with Nazis is DISGUSTING at every level.” Is it? Well—yes and no. Operation Paperclip wasn’t a conspiracy theory. It was a U.S. policy. Real, documented, unapologetic. Thousands of Nazi scientists, engineers, and intelligence officers were whisked out of Europe, scrubbed of their swastikas, and handed keys to the kingdom, from NASA to Langley. Wernher von Braun helped put men on the moon. Josef Mengele? Not so much, but plenty of others with blood on their hands were quietly integrated, repurposed, and rewarded, not for morality, but for cold utility. They were deemed “valuable assets.” Their crimes? Inconvenient footnotes. So yes, while Venezuelan gang ... Source: The Islander