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Above: U234 surrendering to USS Sutton May 14, 1945, for escort to Portsmouth NH. The transport sub carried enriched uranium and other advanced Nazi technology.

HenryMakow.com – April 14, 2023

More evidence that World War Two was a charade designed to kill goyim and destroy their nations.

Sealed in cylinders “lined with gold,” was 1,120 pounds of enriched uranium labeled “U235” the fissile material from which atom bombs are made. The book Critical Mass documents how these Nazi bomb components were then used by the Manhattan Project to complete both the uranium bomb dropped on Hiroshima and the plutonium bomb dropped on Nagasaki.

 by Henry Makow PhD – from Oct 10, 2019

Martin Bormann arranged for the transfer of advanced Nazi technology to the US at the conclusion of WW2. This is additional  proof that Martin Bormann was an Illuminati agent and WW2 was a charade.

Bormann was a Cabalist banker agent who subverted the Nazi war effort. Hitler protected him. Both men were German traitors.

World War Two was contrived to destroy the Old Order and make way for the New. The Illuminati sacrificed 60 million people to their god Satan.  Mankind is satanically possessed by Cabalism.

The technology transfer was revealed in the book Critical Mass (1998) by Carter Hydrick. The book has largely been ignored because of its inconvenient truth. Also, Hydrick, a meticulous researcher, did not highlight the significance of his findings as I have. Instead, he focused on the details of US atomic bomb production, Bormann’s movements, the U-234 logbook, etc. to prove his case. 

Kirkus provides an excellent summary of Hydrick’s book: 

A radically revisionist look at the race for the atomic bomb during World War II.

“According to conventionally accepted history, the United States was the first country to invent an atomic bomb and, as a result, won the war against the Axis powers. However, author Hydrick argues that the U.S. government was actually unable to produce either enough enriched uranium or the trigger mechanism necessary for a fully functional device.

Furthermore, he says, Hitler’s Germany did have enough bomb-grade uranium but ultimately made a calculated decision that it wasn’t in its best interest to use it, as it would have risked the equivalent of $2 billion on what was at best a Hail Mary pass.

Instead, the author writes, Germany intended either to use the completed bomb as leverage in negotiations or to hand it off to Japan. The author asserts that [Hitler’s Deputy] Martin Bormann, did attempt to broker a deal with Japan but eventually secretly arranged to hand the materials over to the United States. 

In short, this book holds that America lost the arms race, and without Germany’s technological transfer, the consequence might have been a more powerful Soviet Union. 

In this third edition of his book, Hydrick addresses the criticism that if his account were true, there would have been massive amounts of unspent uranium leftover, although none was ever found.

But in fact, he says, 126,000 barrels have been discovered, further confirming his thesis. Hydrick’s theories are as provocative as they are meticulous; unlike other researchers who’ve focused on personal accounts and records in the National Archives, he combed through uranium production records, shipping paperwork, and metallurgical fabrication records that have largely been neglected by others. The ensuing account reads like a gripping drama, although sometimes the overall pace of the story is stymied by long, baroque sentences and a halting prose style. Still, this book marks a turning point in the history of atomic-bomb scholarship, and no future study can credibly ignore its compelling contentions.

A rarity in academic literature–a genuinely original book about a profoundly important topic.”

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