Hindenburg another Zionist False Flag?

(henrymakow.com)

On
May 6, 1937 the German zeppelin Hindenburg burst into flames while
docking at Lakehurst, New Jersey. 
The spectacular disaster brought an end to the airship era.

Before
the Internet, “truthers” had limited access to alternative news.  One source was the newsletter of Hilaire
du Berrier, who had served in the OSS during World War II.  After the war, the OSS, which changed
its name to the CIA, and “downsized,” a euphemism for eliminating the genuine
anti-Communists within its ranks. 

One was du Berrier.  But he
maintained numerous international contacts and ran his intelligence newsletter
out of Monaco from 1958 to 2001. His very last report was on 9-11 at age
96.

I
had the pleasure of meeting du Berrier during one of his visits to Boston, and
have read all of his newsletters.   His September 1984 newsletter exposed  Victor Rothschild,
as a Soviet spy, 11 years before Roland Perry’s 1995 book The Fifth Man.

(Berg, left, was also a Princeton graduate)

According to du Berrier, the man behind
the Hindenburg disaster was  Moe Berg — a major league
baseball player, master of languages, Zionist, and like du Berrier, OSS
agent.  The source of du Berrier’s
report was Tim McAuliffe, a legend in the Boston sports equipment industry.

Quoting
and necessarily condensing du Berrier:

“McAuliffe
became the friend, adviser, and uncle to most of the athletes in the Boston
area. The Red Sox made his apartment their hang-out…. Moe Berg, the catcher, told him, ‘ We had to do something that would make that maniac (Hitler)
attack us.’

All McAuliffe could think of to say was, ‘Moe, you didn’t kill
twenty-five people just for that!’ He was too upset to say more and finished the
meal in silence while Berg went on talking.

“‘I
couldn’t be there myself,’ he said, ‘I was scheduled for a game, but I did the
planning and four of my men carried it out.’

According to Berg, they used a
rifle with a telescopic sight, though the sight was unnecessary with a target
that big. When the ship came in the men were hiding in the bushes at Lakehurst
and the first shot with an incendiary bullet set the after end on
fire.

“Tim
lay awake that night, looking at the ceiling and thinking about Berg’s [confession]. He
was too frightened to tell his story to the FBI. What if they charged him with
being an accomplice? The more he thought about it the more he realized
it was not the work of a single man. There was teamwork, but McAuliffe had no
way of knowing how deep it ran. It was at the height of the depression and he
was afraid he might lose his job.

“It
was some years before he started besieging editors and government officials with
his story and when he did no one would listen to him. Some editors were afraid
of being called anti-Semite. When he offered to testify before a government
committee, Secret Service men descended on his apartment. A man named Kent Tyler
had seen the shots fired but Tyler was silenced by the government. Herb
Morrison, who covered the disaster for NBC, never answered his letters.”

Du
Berrier further reported that “both Washington and Germany wanted the affair
dropped. Herman Goering ordered German intelligence to make a report and
suppressed its findings ‘lest passions be aroused in Germany and around the
world.’”

Add
the Hindenburg to the long list of
Illuminati false flags intended to provoke war.

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James
Perloff is author of The Shadows of Power and Tornado in a
Junkyard. His newest new book, Truth Is a Lonely Warrior,
available in Kindle format, is a comprehensive look at the satanic drive for
world government.

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