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| Allen Dulles | 
Allen Dulles, of course, became the third Director of Central 
Intelligence of the CIA, which itself was formed, along with the DOD, 
NSC, and Air Force as a result of Eisenhower’s National Security Act in 
1947. (The DOD, in turn, led to the creation of the NSA’s predecessor, 
the AFSA, in 1949.) Dulles pops up again and again in these Nazi 
connections. For example, he smuggled Nazi money and war criminals out 
of Germany and made Reinhard Gehlen, who had an extensive Nazi spy 
network during the war, head of the CIA’s departments of Russian and 
East European affairs. (Marrs, pp. 138, 145) In fact, MKULTRA was 
Dulles’ brainchild. Marrs writes:
It should come as no surprise that the men 
behind the documented CIA mind control projects – MKULTRA, ARTICHOKE, 
BLUEBIRD, MKDELTA, etc. – had received Nazi medical science passed along
 by Paperclip doctors and their protégés. The infusion of Nazi mind control specialists within the fledgling CIA results in Project MKULTRA … (p. 194)
>> On 31 July 1999, Laura asked about the Greenbaum material specifically:
Q: The Greenbaum material says that there 
was a Jewish boy brought to America and trained as a doctor who became 
this infamous Dr. Greenbaum. Is that true?
A: No. “Green” is an alias, or more accurately, a pseudonym for multiple persons engaged in mind control efforts.
In Jim Marrs’ 2008 book, 
The Rise of the Fourth Reich, he writes:
According to former U.S. military 
intelligence agent Lyn Buchanan [in a 2007 interview with Marrs], who at
 one time trained the U.S. Army’s remote viewers, the Nazis formed a 
unit of psychics and called it Doktor Gruenbaum. This name was for the psychic project, not a person, although apparently a German psychic who assumed the name Gruenbaum may have lived in the United States after the war. The name Gruenbaum, or green tree, apparently was a reference to the green-tree symbol in the Cabala, which relates to the “tree of knowledge” in the Garden of Eden. (pp. 180-181)
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