The Last Stand
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Re: China stole designs for Australia's new F-35 Lightning II fighter
Americans and Soviets were both very, very interested in Nazi jet tech (Me-162 and the like) and rocket tech (V2) and probably also V1's guidance.
Of course as @jouni points out, US did very conveniently forget that these scientists were not exactly very humane.
But then, talking about something that happened almost 70 years without prejudices, false histories and assumptions is now-a-days quite impossible and it is better that all of us drop it.
Ray sir was perfectly on the point when he said the Nazi scientists went with the Americans to escape Nuremberg.What a lot of anti-American shit. The U.S did NOT steal anyone. German scientists went to the U.S. as personnel to work on American scientific projects in order to have a better life than to continue living in ruined, bombed-out, Allied-occupied Germany. They were not forced at gunpoint to leave Europe.
And anyway, they were enemy personnel that had surrendered to U.S. forces. The Germans had started the war and using German scientists captured by U.S. forces was one small way the German people could make reparations for their cruel war of conquest across Europe. The Soviet Union also took German scientific personnel to work on their projects, probably at gunpoint, and I don't blame them. The Germans had killed 27 million Soviet citizens so as far as the Soviets were concerned they could do what they liked to the Germans. And I can only agree.
The Communist Chinese are STEALING others' intellectual property through cyber espionage. Your illogical and irrational attempt to equate Communist Chinese theft to rightful reparations made to the U.S. for Germany's war on America is entirely nonsensical.
Americans and Soviets were both very, very interested in Nazi jet tech (Me-162 and the like) and rocket tech (V2) and probably also V1's guidance.
Of course as @jouni points out, US did very conveniently forget that these scientists were not exactly very humane.
But then, talking about something that happened almost 70 years without prejudices, false histories and assumptions is now-a-days quite impossible and it is better that all of us drop it.
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